National Top 10s

Fri., Jan. 4, 2002

Jim Caligiuri

1. David Ball, Amigo (Dualtone)

2. Drive-By Truckers, Southern Rock Opera (Soul Dump)

3. Bob Dylan, Love and Theft (Columbia)

4. Fred Eaglesmith, Ralph's Last Show (Signature Sounds)

5. Jay Farrar, Sebastopol (Artemis)

6. Steve Forbert, Young, Guitar Days (Relentless)

7. Patty Loveless, Mountain Soul (Epic)

8. Scott Miller & the Commonwealth, Thus Always to Tyrants (Sugar Hill)

9. Ricky Skaggs, History of the Future (Skaggs Family)

10. Rhonda Vincent, The Storm Still Rages (Rounder)

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