Artist	Song
Alison Krauss	Oh, Atlanta
Shawn Colvin	This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)
Bonnie Raitt	Burning Down the House
Annie Lennox	Take Me to the River
Tom Tom Club	You Sexy Thing
Youssou N'Dour	Rubber Band Man
Maceo Parker	Sing a Simple Song
Sonia Dada	I Want to Take You Higher
Neville Brothers	Love the One You're With / You Can't Always Get What You Want
Taj Mahal	Feets Don't Fail Me Now
Psychograss	3rd Stone From the Sun
Tim O'Brien	Maggie's Farm
Chris Smither	Down in the Flood
Natalie Merchant	After the Gold Rush
Lyle Lovett	Friend of the Devil
Dry Branch Fire Squad	Rain and Snow
Moxy Fruvous	Gotta Get a Message to You
The Grapes	Drift Away

Comment:

There are some obvious ones in here and some obscure ones. Some are on other mixes of mine, but I just couldn't leave them out. The "Oh, Atlanta" that Alison Krauss is covering is not the song by Little Feat, but a different one by Bad Company (later coverd by The Atlanta Rhythm Section). I remember the original "Rubber Band Man" from the 70's, but I don't know who did it -- if you know, please leave me a note. I don't know if a rendition of a traditional song should properly be considered a cover, but many folks will know "(Cold) Rain and Snow" as a Grateful Dead song, so I thought including an Old Time/Bluegrassy version would be a nice contrast, even though it's more of an old take on the song than a new take. Speaking of bluegrass, Psychograss's rendition of Hendrix is both amazingly faithful to the original while still being authentically bluegrass in style -- you've just gotta hear it to believe it.

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