Artist	Song
Elvis Costello	45
Three Suns	Perdido
U2	Desire
Flatt and Scruggs	Like a Rolling Stone
Hoodoo Gurus	What's My Scene
Raspberries	Go All the Way
Nancy Sinatra	The Last of the Secret Agents
Carly Simon	Nobody Does It Better
Santo and Johnny	All Nite Diner
Little Richard	Hey Hey Hey Hey
Led Zeppelin	Hey Hey What Can I Do
Crosby, Stills & Nash	Marrakesh Express
Donovan	Sunshine Superman
Husker Du	Eight Miles High
Pearl Jam	Spin the Black Circle
Nirvana	Even in His Youth
Beatles	Revolution
Sonny (Bono)	The Revolution Kind
Waylon (Jennings)	Theme from 'Dukes of Hazard' (Good Ol' Boys)
R.E.M.	Pop Song '89 (accoustic)
Miss Toni Fisher	The Big Hurt
Vikki Carr	It Must Be Him
Boy George	The Crying Game
The Box Tops	Cry Like a Baby
The Grass Roots	Midnight Confessions
Edie Brickell & the New Bohemians	I Do

Comment:

So, I've been away from this site for several weeks, but in the interim, my wife let me buy myself an early birthday/father's day present from her and my son: a component CD burner that lets me burn vinyl on CD. This is a big deal to me since probably 2/3 of my total music collection is on vinyl. This CD is made up of nothing but 45 r.p.m. singles (except for the Costello song, from his new album, that provided the inspiration), most of them originals (although Flatt & Scruggs, Donovan, and Zeppelin are reissues). I really like playing 45s--to me it's a much more TACTILE experience than listening to a CD, especially back in the ancient times when you could stack a bunch of singles on top of each other and just let 'em rip. I guess this CD is about as close as I can get to that experience now. I feel like this could be the first in a series.

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