Artist	Song
Estelle	American Boy (feat. Kanye West)
from Shine (Deluxe Version) (2008)
Akon	Freedom
from Freedom (2008)
Dave Matthews Band	American Baby
from Stand Up (2005)
Bill Withers	Lovely Day
from The Best of Bill Withers - Lean on Me (2000)
Rascal Flatts	Life Is a Highway
from Rascal Flatts: Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (Remastered) (2009)
Jimmy Buffett	Cheeseburger in Paradise
from Songs You Know By Heart (1985)
Little Feat	Dixie Chicken
from The Best of Little Feat (With Interactive Booklet) [Remastered] (2006)
Corinne Bailey Rae	Put Your Records On
from Corinne Bailey Rae (2006)
Alabama	Born Country
from Ultimate Alabama 20 # 1 Hits (2004)
Randy Travis	America Will Always Stand
from Never Forget (2008)
Thin Lizzy	The Boys Are Back In Town
from Jailbreak (1990)
Beck	Girl
from Guero (2005)
Traffic	Feelin' Alright
from The Definitive Collection (2000)
The Young Rascals	Groovin'
from Groovin' (2005)
Counting Crows	American Girls
from Hard Candy (2002)
The Cars	Magic
from Complete Greatest Hits (2003)
Smash Mouth	Walkin' On the Sun
from All Star Smash Hits (2005)
Grateful Dead	U.S. Blues
from The Very Best of Grateful Dead (2009)
Tommy James & The Shondells	Crystal Blue Persuasion
from Crimson & Clover (2005)
Randy Newman	Follow the Flag
from Land of Dreams (2008)
Charlie Daniels	Let Freedom Ring
from Renegade (1991)
Metallica	Don't Tread On Me
from Metallica (2008)
Sammy Hagar	Remember the Heroes
from Three Lock Box (1982)
James McMurtry	Memorial Day
from Childish Things (2010)

Comment:

In our Deep Cuts, we’re setting our sights on the holiday part of our holiday, with a chillaxin’ set to help you move to the three-day groove. First order of business on our cookout has to be the menu, and Little Feat serve up a slab of Southern-style hospitality in the title track from their third album, Dixie Chicken — a swampy gumbo of second-line funk and jam-friendly country rock. If you’re feeling a little, well, beefier, why not hook up with the legion of self-proclaimed Parrotheads for a heaping helping of Jimmy Buffett’s loose-limbed ode to America’s favorite food in America’s favorite place, “Cheeseburger in Paradise,” which provided Buffet not only with a hit song, but also a restaurant franchise. And if mellow is the siren song that calls your name, the Young Rascals absolutely have your number with their chart-topping 1967 hit, “Groovin’.”

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