Side A
Artist	Song
Bob Dylan	On The Road Again
Jackson 5	The Love You Save
Richard Hell & the Voidoids	Who Says?
Dusty Springfield	Son of a Preacher Man
James Brown	I Got the Feelin'
The Mamas & the Papas	Monday, Monday
Willie Nelson	Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain
John Prine	Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore
Violent Femmes	Gone Daddy Gone
Commodores	Brick House
Stevie Wonder	Smile Please
Devo	Uncontrolable Urge
Funkadelic	Can You Get to That
Leo Kotke	The Fisherman
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Teach Your Children Well
Pete Seeger	Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
Mimi & Richard Farina	Pack Up Your Sorrows
Lou Reed	Satelite of Love
Nick Drake	Road
Joni Mitchell	Big Yellow Taxi
Love	Alone Again Or
Sly & the Family Stone	Sing a Simple Song
The Zombies	This WIll Be Our Year
Cat Stevens	If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out
Modern Lovers	Dignified and Old
Ramones	I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend
R.E.M.	It's the End Of the World As We Know It
John Lennon	Look At Me (demo)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Zombies	Don't Cry For Me
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
Sly & the Family Stone	I Want to Take You Higher
Tom Waits	Frank's Song
Modern Lovers	Someone I Care About
Talking Heads	The Girls Want to Be With the Boys
Johnny Cash	I Still Miss Someone
Elvis Costello	I Hope You're Happy Now
The Cure	Boys Don't Cry
Emmylou Harris	If I Could Only Win Your Love
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Stir it Up
The Who	Our Love Was
The New York Dolls	Private World
The Temptations	Hey Girl
James Taylor	Sweet Baby Jane
Percy Sledge	Sudden Stop
The Beatles	Two Of Us (demo)
David Bowie	John, I'm Only Dancing
Grateful Dead	Friend of the Devil
Kate & Anna McGarrigle	My Town
Roberta Flack	Killing Me Softly
Brian Eno	By This River
The Rolling Stones	Factory Girl
The Feelies	Raised Eyebrows
Aretha Franklin	I Never Loved A Man
Nick Drake	Northern Sky

Comment:

((this is actually a two CD mix)) sometimes, or once upon a time, the hits were the hits for a reason. . . and sometimes, mixes get too specialized, and we forget music is, for some people, never a sit-down activity. . . but we can make it like the air we breathe-- always there, with us in our cars, when we're getting dressed in the morning, when we're cooking our lonely spaghetti at night. . . so this mix is just that, Workaday, Everyday, free of any of the obscurities and show-off-tunes we (and we know who we are) sometimes litter our mixes with: because aren't we usually only disappointed when recipient x doesn't recognize the rarities, even though that was also the point? a come down, a blanket, and a little room for good old ass shaking. . . xxo *i

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