Michael Hurley - "Molly Malone/Loch Lomond"

If you'd like to read more about Dittypalooza! and how Uncle Monk's ditty written for and inspired by Mystery Spot Antiques came to be, click on over to http://www.dittypalooza.com. Lots of photos and more ditties too!

"The Mystery Spot" by Uncle Monk (Tommy Ramone & Claudia Tienan)

If you'd like to read more about Dittypalooza! and how Holly Miranda's ditty written for and inspired by Mystery Spot Antiques came to be, click on over to http://www.dittypalooza.com. Lots of photos and more ditties too!

Holly Miranda - Mystery Spot

"The Mystery Spot Spot", Written, produced, performed and recorded by Ambrosia Parsley and a bottle and a half of french rose' at her kitchen table.  

If you'd like to read more about Dittypalooza! and how Ambrosia Parsley's ditty written for and inspired by Mystery Spot Antiques came to be, click on over to http://www.dittypalooza.com. Lots of photos and more ditties too!

Ambrosia Parsley - "Mystery Spot Spot"

"Mystery Spot", written, performed and recorded by Alessi Laurent-Marke in her London bedroom as part of Mystery Spot Antiques' Dittypalooza! 

Says Alessi: "I found the chords on the guitar immediately after looking through the beautiful photographs of the Mystery Spot's nooks and crannies. I was blown away at just how fast the song revealed itself - - it must be down to the Mystery! I tried to imagine the scent and atmosphere of the shop, its surrounding environment and how the floorboards sound as visitors wander around. A gem."

If you'd like to read more about Dittypalooza! and the vintage shop in the Catskill Mountains that inspired it, head on over to www.dittypalooza.com. Lots more info and pictures too!

And of course, please check out Alessi's music and her other wonderful creations at http://www.alessisark.com.



Alessi's Ark - "Mystery Spot"

"The Mystery Spot," by Steve Wynn (Dream Syndicate, Baseball Project).

If you'd like to read more about Dittypalooza! and how Steve Wynn's ditty written for and inspired by Mystery Spot Antiques came to be, click on over to http://www.dittypalooza.com. Lots of photos and more ditties too! And check out Steve's website too: http://www.stevewynn.net.

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