"Stranger At The Ranchslider" genre: Folk
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	James K. Baxter (1926 -1972), regarded by many as New Zealand's greatest poet, died in suburban Auckland in the home of strangers with whom he had sought help after suffering a massive heart attack. The bizarre circumstances of this death - the charismatic long-haired poet and the ordinariness of suburbia - inspired this song. Two of Baxter's poems have been set to music by Ross and may be found on his recent Tidemarks CD.
	CD: Stranger At The Ranchslider   Label: Ode Records Credits: Ross Mullins

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