Artist	Song
The Harmonettes	Ding Dong Ding
Elephant's Memory	Jungle Gym at the Zoo
Milton Wright	Keep It Up
Novi Singers	The Runway
Michigan Avenue Sound Orchestra	Poon Tang Thump, Pt. 1
Barbara Dane	Little Maggie
Darondo	Sure Know How to Love
Bola Sete	Flamenco
All Saved Freak Band	Theme of the Fellowship of the Rings
Carlo Buti	Chitarra Romana
Nancy Priddy	You've Come This Way Before
Bernard Purdie	Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get
Ananda Shankar	Streets of Calcutta
Fern Jones	I Was There When It Happened
Crispian St. Peters	Your Love Has Gone
Michigan Avenue Sound Orchestra	Poon Tang Thump, Pt. 2
Manfred Mann	My Little Red Book
Roy Wood & Wizzard	The Thing Is This
Eric Roberson	Couldn't Hear Me
Flavornaughts	New Dawn
Evie Sands	Any Way That You Want Me

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01. ('Til Daylight, 1975) A whopper begets a whopper: Belizean reggae that arose from the rubble of Hurricane Hattie. 02. (Midnight Cowboy Soundtrack, 1969). Band of purported cannibals most notable for backing John & Yoko on several TV appearances in 1972. Thank god the succulent John remained unscathed.
03. (Friends & Buddies, 1975). The power of funk and soul, not to be confused with the father of Wilbur & Orville.
04. (Five, Four, Three, 1974) Polish vocal jazz ensemble with electric guitar and red beet soup. Borderline sour but not quite.
05. (1978) Cockeyed Chicago cabbie formed a band and released a single on the Bandit label. We're all the better for it, so tip big next time.
06. (When I Was A Young Girl, 1961) "Bessie Smith in Stereo" said Leonard Feather in Playboy. Sorry fellas, neither Barbara nor Bessie appeared in the mag.
07. (Let My People Go, 1971) Former bay area pimp and soul man, with sharp teeth that sink deep. Walked away from fame and his buddy Fillmore Slim to become a physical therapist. (I think Marvin had a phrase for that).
08. (Bola Sete at the Monterey Jazz Festival, 1966) My favorite illegally pocketed seven ball.
09. (For Christians, Elves, and Lovers , 1976) Tammy Faye Baker rock from Ohio (after Jim walked out). Many thanks to Shawn Porter for this track.
10. (20 Celebri Canzoni Degli Anni, 1938) Tenor, actor, amateur boxer and silversmith from Florence, dubbed the 'Golden Voice of Italy' in the 1940's.
11. (You've Come This Way Before, 1968) Soap star who gave birth to Christina Applegate in 1971. So in this case we are not the better for it. Boycott soap at your earliest convenience.
12. (Stand By Me, 1972). Promiscuous as Wilt Chamberlain in the world of drumming. He's laid the nasty beats on over 3000 albums, from Aretha to Nina, Hathaway to Hall n' Oates. The man gets around.
13. (Ananda Shankar and his Music, 1975) Bangin' Bartha! Spaced-out raga mixing sitar and moog synthesizer with Indian music.
14. (Singing A Happy Song, 1959) "Patsy on Jesus, Elvis without the pelvis". (I prefer my Elvi with pelvi, thanks). This well-watered button fern performed in over 2000 tents and churches in a 20 year period.
15. (Follow Me, 1966) His official website says he's an "extremely modest man". However he once claimed to have 80 songs stashed away that were better than anything Lennon/McCartney had ever written. And he described himself as "better than Elvis, sexier than Dave Berry ('The Crying Game'), and more exciting than Tom Jones. We all know the latter is impossible. Note to travellers in Portugal: according to the official website there is a con-man going around pretending to be Mr. St. Peters. If you see him, say hello.
16. (1978) Yellow Cab & Company make the return trip free of charge.
17. (My Little Red Book of Winners, 1965) Meaner, sadder, and sexier than the Love version, no?
18. (Exotic Mixture, 1976) Thanks to the better half of Stippenquop for this gorgeous track.
19. (Presents: The Vault - VOL 1.5, 2004) The man is a genius.
20. (My Inbred Pedigree Chums, 1997) Bright mellow masterpiece bustin' outta no way street. I suppose you have to hear it to know what that means.
21. (Anyway That You Want Me, 1969). Dusty Springfield's favorite singer, but not mine. Who do you trust?

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