Artist	Song
Golden Earring	Radar Love
from EZ Ridin' (2002)
Peter Frampton	Show Me the Way
from The Very Best of Peter Frampton (1998)
Foghat	Slow Ride
from Rhino Hi-Five: Foghat - EP (2006)
Edgar Winter	Frankenstein
from The Best of Edgar Winter (2001)
Eric Clapton	I Shot the Sheriff
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Eric Clapton (2004)
Grand Funk	We're An American Band
from Grand Funk Railroad: Greatest Hits (2006)
Cheap Trick	Surrender
from The Greatest Hits (2002)
Yes	Roundabout
from Ultimate Yes (2004)
Ram Jam	Black Betty
from The Dukes of Hazzard (Music from the Motion Picture) (2005)
Lou Reed	Walk On the Wild Side
from Lou Reed: The Definitive Collection (1999)
Sanford & Townsend	Smoke from a Distant Fire
from Smoke from a Distant Fire (2005)
Boz Scaggs	Lido Shuffle
from Hits! (2006)
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Ohio
from So Far (2009)
Three Dog Night	Mama Told Me (Not to Come)
from The Complete Hit Singles (2004)
Alice Cooper	School's Out
from Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits (2005)
Rick Derringer	Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo
from The Best of Rick Derringer - Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo (1996)
KISS	Rock 'n' Roll All Nite ("Alive" Version)
from The Very Best of Kiss (2002)
Santana	Black Magic Woman
from Santana's Greatest Hits (1998)
Argent	Hold Your Head Up
from The Argent Anthology: A Collection of Greatest Hits (1987)
Electric Light Orchestra	Do Ya
from The Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra, Vol. 2 - Ticket to the Moon (2008)
Sweet	Love Is Like Oxygen
from The Best of Sweet (1993)
David Bowie	Suffragette City
from Best of Bowie (2002)
The Moody Blues	Nights in White Satin
from The Best of the Moody Blues (1996)
Neil Young	Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)
from Neil Young: Greatest Hits (2004)
Bay City Rollers	Saturday Night
from Bay City Rollers: The Definitive Collection (2000)

Comment:

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