Side A
Artist	Song
R.E.M.	Last Date (Floyd Cramer)
Floyd Cramer	The Gambler (Kenny Rogers)
Kenny Rogers	How Do I Break It to My Heart (Trisha Yearwood)
Trisha Yearwood	Fools Like Me (Hal Ketchum)
Hal Ketchum	Five O'Clock World (The Vogues)
The Vogues	You're the One (Petula Clark)
Petula Clark	Killing Me Softly With His Song (Roberta Flack)
Roberta Flack	Something Your Heart Has Been Telling Me (Bette Midler)
Bette Midler	Boxing (Ben Folds Five)
Ben Folds Five	She Don't Use Jelly (The Flaming Lips)
The Flaming Lips	After the Gold Rush (Neil Young)
Neil Young	The Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant)
Gogi Grant	I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart (Duke Ellington)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Duke Ellington	Blowin' in the Wind (Bob Dylan)
Bob Dylan	The Boxer (Simon and Garfunkel)
Simon and Garfunkel	Bye Bye Love (The Everly Brothers)
The Everly Brothers	Why Worry (Dire Straits)
Dire Straits	Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton)
Eric Clapton	Double Trouble (Otis Rush)
Otis Rush	Don't Burn Down the Bridge (Albert King)
Albert King	Honky Tonk Woman (The Rolling Stones)
The Rolling Stones	Sister Morphine (Marianne Faithfull)
Marianne Faithfull	Ghost Dance (Patti Smith)
Patti Smith	Alive (Pearl Jam)
Pearl Jam	Talk About the Passion (R.E.M.)

Comment:

good grief. I may or may not scrounge up the CDs and mp3s to create this...but I wanted to try the formulation again, using as few of the artists I used before as possible (I decided the ubiquitous Mr. Dylan would not be worked around). What shocked me was the Ben Folds Five cover by Bette Midler (on Bathhouse Betty)...that's bizarre. The shakiness referred to in the title comes from the fact that "Sister Morphine" was co-written by the Rolling Stones and Marianne Faithfull, but Ms. Faithfull recorded it first, on 1965's "Come My Way" - 6 years before the Stones supplied a version, on "Sticky Fingers". So I counted it. If that (or anything else) nullifies the mix, you have my apologies. And a keener sense of the word "technically" than i do.

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