Side A
Artist	Song
Queen	One Vision (1986)
Ozzy Osbourne	I Don't Wanna Stop (2007)
John Lennon (w / Elton John)	Whatever Gets You Thru The Night (1974)
James Dean Bradfield	Run Romeo Run (2006)
Ricky Nelson	Lonesome Town (1958)
Mink DeVille	She's So Tough (1977)
Boston	Feelin' Satisfied (1978)
Bob Dylan	Lay Down Your Weary Tune (1963)
Allman Brothers Band	Midnight Rider (1970)
At The Drive-In	Picket Fence Cartel (1997)
The Pixies	Here Comes Your Man (1989)
George Harrison	Party Seacombe (instrumental) (from Wonderwall) (1968)
Smashing Pumpkins	Landslide (1993)
Metallica	Frantic (2003)
Patti Smith	Glitter In Their Eyes (2000)
The New York Dolls	Plenty Of Music (2006)
The Rolling Stones	Poison Ivy (version 1) (1963)
Hanoi Rocks	Tooting Bec Wrecked (1983)
The Moody Blues	Melancholy Man (1970)
Motorhead	Orgasmatron (1986)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Beatles	Strawberry Fields Forever (1967)
Nirvana	Love Buzz (1989)
Van Halen	Spanish Fly (instrumental) (1979)
ZZ Top	Francene (1972)
The Doors	People Are Strange (1967)
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Hey Tonight (1970)
The Who	Put The Money Down (1972)
Audioslave	Out Of Exile (2005)
Iron Maiden	Still Life (1983)
Yes	Rhythm Of Love (1987)
The Velvet Underground (& Nico)	Femme Fatale (1967)
Manic Street Preachers	Let Robeson Sing (2001)
The Germs	Lexicon Devil (1979)
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead	Baudelaire (2002)
Motley Crue	Sick Love Song (2005)
Pearl Jam	In Hiding (1998)
Sparta	En-d Moraine (2004)
Thin Lizzy	Roisin Dubh (Black Rose): A Rock Legen-d (1979)
King's X	Move Me (2000)
King's X	Move Me (Part Two) (2000)

Comment:

Well, I'm back with another mix. I gave a preview of this one (or the first eight songs) in the comments section for MIX #56, but it took me quite a while to follow up. I think I came down with a mild case of "mixer's block," but I think I've pretty much recovered from that. As a matter of fact, I'm almost finished with #58!

Anyway, this one is kind of all over the place, stylistically speaking. As is the case with practically all my mixes, the only real common denominator is that all the songs could be defined as "rock songs" to one extent or another.

This time around, we've got a lesser-known early Dylan classic, a duet between John Lennon and Elton John, a trip in the wayback machine all the way back to '58 with a hit ballad from Ricky Nelson, Smashing Pumpkins covering Fleetwood Mac, a very early Stones cover of the Coasters, an instrumental from the film score that was George Harrison's very first solo project, a classic Motorhead rumbler, Nirvana's very first single (covering the Shocking Blue), an brief acoustic insturmental from Eddie Van Halen, an Irish epic from Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy, and so much more! :-)

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