Artist	Song	Buy
Grateful Dead & Lowell George	Good Lovin' (studio)
Prof. Longhair	Whole Lotta Love
Joe Cocker	The Letter
Robert Randolph Band	Nobody
Soloman Burke	Everybody Needs Someone to Love
Ray Charles & Van Morrison	Crazy Love
Howard Tate	Baby I Love You
Coleman Hawkins	I Love You
Johnny Hartman & John Coltrane	My One and Only Love
Chick Corea & Return to Forever	You're Everything
Maria Muldar	Midnight at the Oasis
Johnny Cash	You're the Nearest Thing to Heaven
Big Sandy & the Flyright Boys	How Do You Love Someone Like Me?
John Lee Hooker	I Love Nobody But My Baby
Juan Luis Guerra	A Pedir Tu Mano
Rare Earth	Get Ready
Four Tops	Reach Out I'll Be There
Aretha Franklin	You Send Me
The Flamingos	I Only Have Eyes for You
The Police	Everything She Does is Magic
Buddy Holly	Rave On
Paul Weller	Let It Be Me

Comment:

A Valentines mix for Lisa. 1.The Good Lovin is from the rehearsal sessions that Lowell George did producing the Dead; 2. I always loved Fess' piano; 3. and early Joe Cocker; 4. Robert Randolph is an amazing pedal sacred steel player - great live; 5. Soloman Burke was/is one of the greats of R&B - the Blues Brothers had a minor hit with this; 6. from the new & last Ray Charles album - one of our favorites (only Moondance tops it); 7. from the long lost Howard Tate, another, but now relatively unknown, great R&B voice; 8 & 9. had to get a little jazz in here - an instrumental & a vocal; 10. Chick Corea's first Return to Forever band, less electric than later, with Flora Purim's great scatting & Airto's wonderful percussion (we once gave Flora a bunch of roses during a snowstorm in Chicago); 11. well maybe one ironic song, but fun; 12. I assume this one was for June; 13. something I wonder about all the time; 14. early 1963 or so solo acoustic; 15. a hopping Caribbean tune (To ask your hand); 16 & 17. Lisa loves Motown; 18. and Aretha; 19. almost reverential rather than doo wop; 20. pick up the pace with a (later) classic that hasn't yet been ruined for me by commercials; 21. I really wonder what some people could have done if they had lived a little longer; 22. from an EP cd of covers that was given away last year - Paul Weller is big in the UK but not so much here in the U.S., formerly the head Jam man.

Feedback: