Artist	Song
Rod Stewart	Maggie May
from Gold: Rod Stewart (Remastered) (2005)
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
from Chronicle: 20 Greatest Hits (2006)
Three Dog Night	Joy to the World
from Celebrate - The Three Dog Night Story, 1965-1975 (1993)
Marvin Gaye	What's Going On
from What's Going On (2003)
Tom Jones	She's a Lady
from Reloaded - Greatest Hits (2003)
Carole King	It's Too Late
from Tapestry (1998)
Bill Withers	Ain't No Sunshine
from The Best of Bill Withers - Lean on Me (2000)
Joe Frank & Reynolds Hamilton	Don't Pull Your Love
from Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds-Greatest Hits (1994)
Tommy James	Draggin' the Line (Single Version)
from The Solo Years (1970-1981) (2005)
The Rolling Stones	Brown Sugar
from Hot Rocks 1964-1971 (2005)
The Temptations	Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)
from My Girl: The Very Best of the Temptations (2002)
Stephen Stills	Love the One You're With
from Stephen Stills (2005)
The Grass Roots	Sooner or Later
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Grass Roots (2001)
Santana	Oye Como Va
from Santana's Greatest Hits (1998)
Cat Stevens	Wild World
from The Very Best of Cat Stevens (2000)
The Doors	Love Her Madly
from Perception (40th Anniversary) (2006)
Fred Foster, Janis Joplin & Kris Kristofferson	Me and Bobby McGee
from Janis Joplin's Greatest Hits (1996)
James Taylor	You've Got a Friend
from James Taylor: Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (2009)
Paul Revere & The Raiders	Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)
from The Legend of Paul Revere (1990)
Bread	Baby I'm-A Want You
from The Best of Bread (2005)
Gordon Lightfoot	If You Could Read My Mind
from Rhino Hi-Five: Gordon Lightfoot - EP (2005)
Paul McCartney & Linda McCartney	Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey
from Wingspan: Hits and History (2010)
Isaac Hayes	Theme from "Shaft"
from Shaft (2006)
John Denver	Take Me Home, Country Roads
from John Denver's Greatest Hits (2005)

Comment:

Welcome to 1971, a vintage year for singer-songwriters like Carole King ("It's Too Late") and James Taylor ("You've Got a Friend"), as well as lounge-y popsters (Tony Orlando & Dawn's "Knock Three Times") and groundbreaking pioneers Sly & The Family Stone. Afros were also in, inspired by the movie [i]Shaft[/i] (theme by Isaac Hayes). Santana made giant leaps in Latin rock with their electrifying "Oye Como Va."

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