Artist	Song
Funkadelic	What is Soul?
Beck	Time Bomb
Van Morrison	Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)
Howlin' Wolf	Built for Comfort
Miller Sisters	Someday You'll Pay
The Beatles	You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
Big Star	O My Soul
Frank Zappa	Status Back Baby
Feist	1234
Magnet	Lonely No More
The Long Winters	Fire Island, AK
Radiohead	All I Need
PJ Harvey	When Under Ether
The Black Angels	Better Off Alone
Kirsty Maccoll	A New England
Morrissey	Everyday Is Like Sunday
Nina Nastasia	Why Don't You Stay Home
Jeff Buckley with Elizabeth Fraser	All Flowers In Time (Bend Towards the Sun)
Beth Orton	Central Reservation (the Then Again Version)
David Byrne	In the Future

Comment:

This mix covers a lot of ground, but the loose thematic progression is summer into winter into darkness into light. Weird/obscure/nonalbum tracks include:
#2, an iTunes only single by Beck that blends a very nice fat beat with some excellent sha na nas, and thus segues nicely into "Jackie Wilson Said";
#5, a Sun Studios rarity collected on an eMusic-only (as far as I can tell) compilation, in which the harmonies are like the Delmore Brothers or perhaps the Collins Kids, but the lyric is like Medea;
#12, not rare but a pivotal track in the mix which shifts things forcibly downtempo, followed by the equally cheery #s 13 and 14;
another abrupt shift with #15, Kirsty Maccoll's first hit, a Billy Bragg cover;
#18, an unreleased collaboration between Jeff Buckley and Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins--the song exists in one other radio bootleg in which Jeff performs it solo and both renditions are spinetingling--if only the song had survived their relationship to get a proper studio recording!--and finally...
#20, which in my mix is the version I took off my vinyl copy of Music from the Knee Plays because I started making this mix before the record was issued for the first time on CD late this fall.

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