Artist	Song
Madonna	This Used to Be My Playground
from Something to Remember (2003)
Neil Young	Heart of Gold
from Harvest (Remastered) (2009)
Fairport Convention	Who Knows Where the Time Goes?
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: Best of Fairport Convention (2002)
Elliott Smith	Between the Bars
from Either/Or (1997)
Harry Connick, Jr.	Danny Boy
from Come By Me (1999)
Bette Midler	The Rose
from The Rose (The Original Soundtrack Recording) (2008)
Nat "King" Cole	Autumn Leaves
from Unforgettable (2007)
Brad Paisley & Alison Krauss	Whiskey Lullaby (feat. Alison Krauss)
from Mud On the Tires (2003)
Cat Stevens	Trouble
from Mona Bone Jakon (2000)
Don McLean	Vincent (Starry, Starry Night)
from Favorites & Rarities (1992)
Kate Bush	This Woman's Work
from The Sensual World (1989)
Pearl Jam	Last Kiss
from Lost Dogs (2003)
Bread	If
from The Best of Bread (2005)
Billie Holiday	Stormy Weather
from Lady in Autumn - The Best of the Verve Years (1991)
The Verve Pipe	The Freshmen
from Villains (1996)
Damien Rice	The Blower's Daughter
from O (Deluxe Version) (2003)
John Lennon	Mother
from Plastic Ono Band (Remastered) (2010)
Tim McGraw	If You're Reading This
from Let It Go (2007)
The Band	It Makes No Difference
from Northern Lights-Southern Cross (2001)
The Pernice Brothers	Chicken Wire
from Overcome by Happiness (1998)
Big Star	Holocaust
from Third - Sister Lovers (2006)
Tom Waits	Please Call Me, Baby
from The Heart of Saturday Night (2008)

Comment:

John Lennon gets to the very heart of his melancholy mood with the primal power of “Mother,” while folk supergroup Fairport Convention are still pondering eternal questions on a beautiful, bittersweet “Who Knows Where the Time Goes?” Pearl Jam are staying good so they can give the object of their affection one “Last Kiss” in heaven; but giving up sounds good to alterna-icon Beck, who’s tired of fighting for a “Lost Cause.” Then there are the done-in lovers of Brad Paisley & Alison Krauss’ country tearjerker “Whiskey Lullaby,” who belly up to the bar at that great honky-tonk in the sky.

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