Artist	Song
Snoop Dogg & Bee Gees	Ups & Downs
from R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta) - The Masterpiece (2004)
Maroon 5	She Will Be Loved
from Songs About Jane (2007)
Hanson	Thinking of You
from Best of Hanson: 20th Century Masters (2006)
Justin Timberlake	Summer Love
from FutureSex/LoveSounds (2009)
James Blunt	Goodbye My Lover
from Back to Bedlam (2005)
Beck	Mixed Bizness
from Midnite Vultures (2004)
George Michael	Careless Whisper
from Ladies & Gentlemen - The Best of George Michael (1998)
Boyz II Men	End of the Road
from Legacy - The Greatest Hits Collection (Deluxe Edition) (2004)
Feist	Inside + Out (Apostle of Hustle Unmix)
from Open Season (2006)
Ruben Studdard	How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
from Soulful (2003)
No Doubt	You Can Do It
from Tragic Kingdom (1995)
The Posies	Suddenly Mary
from The Best of the Posies - Dream All Day (2000)
Under the Influence of Giants	Mama's Room
from Under the Influence of Giants (2006)
Scissor Sisters	I Don't Feel Like Dancin'
from Ta-Dah (2006)
MIKA	Relax, Take It Easy
from Life In Cartoon Motion (2007)

Comment:

Any band with Bee Gees' staying power and success — and there are damn few to pick from — is going to leave [i]major[/i] footprints in pop music's landscape. In "Ups and Downs," Snoop Dogg heavies up the beats behind the synth riff from the Gibbs' "Love You Inside Out" and lays down nine words of streetwise philosophy: "you gotta do bad in order to do good." Bee Gees once asked "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart," and the answer arrived three decades later — in Maroon 5's "She Will Be Loved," which hits all the early hit's high notes while unraveling a bittersweet tale of love's triumph over loss. And Hanson, the biggest brother trio to hit the charts in the last decade, weds blue-eyed soul with bubblegum and a backbeat in "Thinking of You." From James Blunt to Justin Timberlake, our playlist proves that while Bee Gees have left the building, their music echoes across the generations.

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