Artist	Song
Big Star	September Gurls
from #1 Record Radio City (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
The Box Tops	The Letter
from Best of the Box Top - Soul Deep (1996)
Big Star	In the Street
from #1 Record Radio City (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Alex Chilton	Bangkok
from Lost Decade (2004)
Alex Chilton	Hey! Little Child
from Like Flies On Sherbert (2011)
Alex Chilton	Downtown
from Step Right Up - The Songs of Tom Waits (2004)
The Box Tops	Cry Like a Baby
from Best of the Box Top - Soul Deep (1996)
Alex Chilton	What's Your Sign Girl
from A Man Called Destruction (1995)
Big Star	Back of a Car
from #1 Record Radio City (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Big Star	Thirteen
from #1 Record Radio City (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Alex Chilton	Can't Seem to Make You Mine
from Lost Decade (2004)
Alex Chilton	It's Too Late to Turn Back Now (Live)
from Live In Anvers (2006)
Big Star	Thank You Friends
from Third - Sister Lovers (2006)
Alex Chilton	The Christmas Song
from Christmas Time Again (2006)
Alex Chilton, Alan Vega & Ben Vaughn	The Werewolf
from Cubist Blues (2005)
Big Star	The Ballad of el Goodo
from #1 Record Radio City (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Alex Chilton	Rock Hard
from Like Flies On Sherbert (2011)
Stereo Total & Alex Chilton	Je suis venu te dire que je m'en vais
from Oh ah (2003)
Alex Chilton	My Rival
from Like Flies On Sherbert (2011)
The Box Tops	I'm Your Puppet
from The Letter / Neon Rainbow (2008)
Alex Chilton, Bobby Previte, David Hofstra, Fernando Saunders, George Cartwright, Kip Hanrahan, Paul Haines, Peter Scherer & Wayne Hurvitz	Darn It!
from Darn It! (2006)
Alex Chilton	Like Flies On Sherbert
from Like Flies On Sherbert (2011)
Big Star	When My Baby's Beside Me
from #1 Record Radio City (Bonus Track Version) (2009)

Comment:

The soul-soaked hits Alex Chilton tore off with the Box Tops would've been enough of a lifetime achievement for most artists, but they were merely the beginning of his story. Roaring out of Memphis with shaggy hair and sharp guitar hooks, Big Star put power pop on the map with brawny riffs and sugar-sweet melodies — the group's minimal sales were offset by their [i]massive[/i] influence. Later, Chilton followed his offbeat vision into a wonderfully weird solo career as unpredictable and inspired as the man himself. The tunes we've brought together right here hail from all of Chilton's phases, showing his many faces — tragic, joyous, daring, goofy, always unfailingly [i]human[/i]. And maybe in the end it's that last quality that lodged his songs so permanently into the hearts of his fans. On March 17, 2010, he was taken from us way too soon; thankfully, [i]nothing[/i] can take away his music.

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