Artist	Song
Seana Carmody	You and Your Sister
from Barn Songs (2011) Cover of the Chris Bell song. http://seanacarmody.bandcamp.com
Billy Bragg & Wilco	Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key
from Mermaid Avenue (1998)
Kings Of Convenience	I Don't Know What I Can Save You From
from Quiet Is The New Loud (2001) I was pleasantly surprised to learn I still had my copy of this album around.
Faces	Richmond
from Long Player (1971)
Crooked Fingers	Your Apocalypse
from Breaks In The Armor (2011) I admit to cannibalizing a fairly mellow mix someone else had given me - this and a couple of other tracks are taken straight from that.
Kristin Hersh	Your Ghost
from Hips And Makers (1992)
Belle & Sebastian	Is It Wicked Not To Care?
from The Boy With The Arab Strap (1998)
Feist	Mushaboom
from Let It Die (2004)
The Terrible Twos	Amelia Minor
from Jerzy the Giant (2008) First discovered when I was putting together a kid-friendly mix, but it is the kind of thing you could very easily slip into an "adult" mix.
The Breeders	Drivin' On 9
from Last Splash (1993)
Big Star	Thirteen
from #1 Record (1972)
Roy Sludge	Mother Of Earth
from Too Drunk To Truck (2011)
Centro-Matic	Atlanta
from Operation Motorcide (2002)
Nick Drake	Time Of No Reply
from Time Of No Reply (1986)
Portastatic	Noisy Night
from The Summer Of The Shark (2003)
Dean & Britta	Making Me Smile
from Sing Me To Sleep - Indie Lullabies (2010)
Iron & Wine	Each Coming Night
from Our Endless Numbered Days (2004)
Beck	Nobody's Fault But My Own
from Mutations (1998)
Marissa Nadler	Thinking Of You
from Songs III: Bird On The Water (2007) When looking through my stuff I found an old SXSW sampler with this song on it - it's quite pretty and happened to fit the vibe perfectly.
Heatmiser	Not Half Right
from Mic City Sons (1996)
Chris Whitely	Crystal Ship
from John's Mix 2 (1996)
Red Red Meat	There's Always Tomorrow
from Bunny Gets Paid (2008)

Comment:

The rock club I intern at frequently "loses" the CD's it has for house music, so I'm making a few mixes with a consistent overall feel and donating them - this one is meant for nights when we've got a very low-key, mellow lineup.

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