Artist	Song
Della Reese (The Classic Della Reese, RCA Victor 1962)	DON'T YOU KNOW (Worth)
Dr. John (In A Sentimental Mood, Warner Bros., 1989)	MORE THAN YOU KNOW (Youmans/Rose/Eliscu)
Nil Lara (Nil Lara, Metro Blue, 1996)	HOW WAS I TO KNOW? (Lara)
John Martyn (Solid Air, Island, 1973)	DON'T WANT TO KNOW (Martyn)
Maria McKee (Life is Sweet, Geffen, 1996)	WHAT ELSE YOU WANNA KNOW? (McKee)
The Chieftans w The Corrs (Tears of Stone, RCA, 1999)	I KNOW MY LOVE (Trad.)
Del Amitri (Change Everything, A&M, 1992)	ALWAYS THE LAST TO KNOW (Currie)
Smoking Popes (Born to Quit, Capitol, 1995)	GOTTA KNOW RIGHT NOW (Caterer)
Eddie C. Campbell (That's When I Know, Blind Pig, 1994)	THAT'S WHEN I KNOW (Campbell)
Lonnie Mack w/Stevie Ray Vaughn (Strike Like Lightning, Alligator, 1984)	IF YOU HAVE TO KNOW (Mack/Drummon/Jennings)
B. B. King (Boss of the Blues 1956-1959, United, 1965)	YOU DON'T KNOW (King/Ling)
Bonnie Raitt (Give It Up, Warner Bros., 1972)	YOU GOT TO KNOW HOW (Wallace/Viertel)
Rod Piazza (Beyond the Source, Tone-Cool Records, 2001)	(WHO KNOWS) WHAT'S GOING ON? (Piazza)
Howlin' Wolf (One More Mile, MCA, 1994)	I DON'T KNOW WHY (Dixon)
Flying Burrito Brothers (Farther Along, A&M, 1988)	DO YOU KNOW HOW IT FEELS TO BE LONESOME? (Goldberg/Parsons)
Dinah Washington (The Complete Dinah Washington on Mercury, Vol. 4 (1954-1956), Mercury, 1991)	YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT LOVE IS (DePaul/Rave)
Ray Charles and Betty Carter (Ray Charles and Betty Carter, ABC/Paramount, 1961)	FOR ALL WE KNOW (Coots/Lewis)
Bob Dylan (Blonde on Blonde, Columbia, 1966	ONE OF US MUST KNOW (SOONER OR LATER) (Dylan)
Ray Charles (The Genius Sings the Blues, Atlantic, 1961)	HARD TIMES (No One Knows Better Than I) Charles)
Bessie Smith (The Blues 1923-1933, Onyx Classic, 1992)	NOBODY KNOWS YOU WHEN YOU'RE DOWN AND OUT (Cox)
Ry Cooder (Jazz, Warner Bros., 1978)	NOBODY (KNOWS THE TROUBLE I'VE SEEN) (Williams)

Comment:

Well, clearly this is an old mix. Work seems to get in the way of mixing, especially since there's currently no computer at home. Lots of nice stuff on this. Beyond the greatness of the obvious (Della Reese, John Martyn, B. B. King, Ray Charles, Bob Dylan), many of the pop and less known blues cuts are really good. Rod Piazza makes a damn good record, the Eddie C. Campbell is a solid Chicago bluesman, the Chieftans cut, the Nil Lara cut, the Del Amitri cut, all nice pop-ish songs. Still plays well after 4 years.

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