Artist	Song
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble	Pride and Joy
from The Essential Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble (2002)
Willie Nelson	Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain
from 16 Biggest Hits: Willie Nelson (1998)
Los Lonely Boys	Heaven
from Los Lonely Boys (2004)
The Fabulous Thunderbirds	Tuff Enuff
from Tuff Enuff (1986)
Shawn Colvin	Sunny Came Home
from A Few Small Repairs (1996)
Townes Van Zandt	Pancho and Lefty
from Be Here to Love Me (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2006)
Nanci Griffith	The Last of the True Believers
from The Last of the True Believers (1990)
Spoon	I Turn My Camera On
from Gimme Fiction (2005)
Jimmie Vaughan	Dengue Woman Blues
from From Dusk Till Dawn (Music from the Motion Picture) (1996)
Marcia Ball	Louella
from Presumed Innocent (2001)
Fastball	The Way
from All the Pain Money Can Buy (1998)
Asleep At the Wheel	Choo Choo Ch'Boogie
from The Swingin' Best of Asleep At the Wheel (1992)
Austin Lounge Lizards	Stupid Texas Song
from Employee Of The Month (2006)
Alejandro Escovedo	Put You Down
from Room of Songs (2006)
Jerry Jeff Walker	Mr. Bojangles
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Jerry Jeff Walker (2002)
Guy Clark	L.A. Freeway
from The Essential Guy Clark (1997)
Junior Brown	Highway Patrol
from Junior Brown: Greatest Hits (2005)
David Garza	Butterflies
from A Strange Mess of Flowers (2004)
Terry Allen	Gone To Texas
from Human Remains (2006)
Delbert McClinton	One Of The Fortunate Few
from Cost Of Living (2005)
Roky Erickson	I Have Always Been Here Before
from Gremlins Have Pictures (2006)
...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead	Let It Dive
from Worlds Apart (2005)
Charlie Sexton	Beat's So Lonely
from Pictures for Pleasure (1987)
Chris Duarte Group	Drivin' South
from Tailspin Headwhack (1997)
Joe Ely	She Never Spoke Spanish to Me
from The Best of Joe Ely (2000)

Comment:

From the blues-rock of "Pride and Joy" to the Texas swing of "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie" to local genius Alejandro Escovedo's "Put You Down," Austin's expansive music scene encompasses (and embraces) virtually any musical taste. Like it folkier? Shawn Colvin. More country? Willie. Alt-who-knows-what? Daniel Johnston. Austin truly has it all.

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