Artist	Song
Smash Mouth	Walkin' On the Sun
from All Star Smash Hits (2005)
Jack Johnson	To the Sea
from To the Sea (2010)
Zac Brown Band	Knee Deep (feat. Jimmy Buffett)
from You Get What You Give (Deluxe Version) (2010)
Santana	Smooth
from Ultimate Santana (2007)
Green Day	Welcome to Paradise
from International Superhits! (2004)
Katy Perry	Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)
from Teenage Dream (2010)
Lee DeWyze	Beautiful Day
from Beautiful Day - Single (2010)
Sean Paul	Temperature
from The Trinity (2005)
Bob Marley	Stir It Up
from Legend (Remastered) [Bonus Tracks] (2002)
Fantasia	Summertime
from Free Yourself (2004)
LMFAO	Party Rock Anthem (feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock)
from Sorry for Party Rocking (Deluxe Version) (2011)
Coldplay	Viva la Vida
from Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends (2008)
Nickelback	This Afternoon
from Dark Horse (2008)
Alan Jackson	It's Five O' Clock Somewhere
from Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 (2003)
Jason Derulo	Don't Wanna Go Home
from Don't Wanna Go Home - Single (2011)
The Beach Boys	Surfin Safari
from Sounds of Summer - The Very Best of The Beach Boys (2003)
Lynyrd Skynyrd	Sweet Home Alabama
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Lynyrd Skynyrd (1999)
Tom Cochrane	Life Is a Highway
from Mad Mad World (1991)
The B-52's	Love Shack
from Cosmic Thing (2005)
Jason Mraz	Summer Breeze
from Everwood (Original Television Soundtrack) (2004)
Los Lonely Boys	Heaven
from Los Lonely Boys (2004)
Shooter Jennings & George Jones	4th of July
from Put the O Back In Country (2005)
B.o.B	Airplanes (feat. Hayley Williams)
from Airplanes (feat. Hayley Williams) - Single (2010)
Jonathan Richman	That Summer Feeling
from I, Jonathan (1992)
Estelle	American Boy (feat. Kanye West)
from Shine (Deluxe Version) (2008)

Comment:

Summer's the time for "roll down your window and crank it up" music, and we've got it by the ton. The B-52's provide the destination for a little osculation with their "Love Shack." Former [i]American Idol[/i] winner Fantasia belts out Gershwin's "Summertime" from [i]Porgy and Bess[/i] with gusto, while Bob Marley's "Stir It Up" is the epitome of Jamaican groovitude. And Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett travel in tandem toward Margaritaville in "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere."

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