Artist	Song
Kelly Osbourne & Ozzy Osbourne	Changes
from Changes (2009)
Elton John	Your Song
from Elton John (1996)
10,000 Maniacs	How You've Grown
from Our Time In Eden (2009)
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Teach Your Children
from Crosby, Stills & Nash: Greatest Hits (2005)
Brad Paisley	He Didn't Have to Be
from Who Needs Pictures (1999)
Bread	Daughter
from The Best of Bread (2005)
Ben Folds	Still Fighting It
from Rockin' the Suburbs (2001)
Willie Nelson	Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground
from The Essential Willie Nelson (2003)
The Mills Brothers	Daddy's Little Girl
from The Anthology 1931-1968 (1995)
Faces	Ooh la la
from Ooh La La (2007)
Led Zeppelin	Thank You
from Led Zeppelin II (Remastered) (1969)
Billy Joel	Just the Way You Are
from The Essential Billy Joel (2001)
Elvis Presley	The Wonder of You
from Elvis: 30 #1 Hits (2002)
The Beach Boys	Darlin'
from Sounds of Summer - The Very Best of The Beach Boys (2003)
Dion	Take Good Care of My Baby
from Runaround Sue (1993)
Leon Redbone	Dancin' On Daddy's Shoes
from Whistling In the Wind (2004)
Karla Bonoff	Daddy's Little Girl
from All My Life - The Best of Karla Bonoff (1999)
Kate Wolf	I Had a Good Father and Mother
from Looking Back At You (Live, Los Angeles, 1977-1979) (2006)
Guys & Dolls	More I Cannot Wish You
from Guys and Dolls (50th Anniversary Cast Recording) (2001)
Harry Chapin	Story of a Life
from Harry Chapin - The Bottom Line Encore Collection (1998)
Maurice Chevalier & The MGM Studio Orchestra	Thank Heaven for Little Girls
from Gigi (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2005)
Holly Dunn	Daddy's Hands
from Rhino Hi-Five: Holly Dunn - EP (2007)
Nancy Sinatra	It's for My Dad
from For My Dad - EP (2006)
Yo La Tengo	You Can Have It All
from Prisoners of Love - A Smattering of Scintillating Senescent Songs 1985-2003 (2005)
Katey Sagal	Daddy's Girl
from Room (2004)

Comment:

"Everybody knows it hurts to grow up," sings Ben Folds, in that heart-melting croon of his, on "Still Fighting It," and he somehow captures to perfection that delirious mix of life-affirming joy and sadness at time passing that soaks to the core of every father/daughter first dance. Dion offers clear instructions to the new man in her life on "Take Good Care of My Baby," Elvis makes her the absolute center of attention on "The Wonder of You" . . . and Nancy Sinatra sends a lot of love back the other way on "It's for My Dad." It's enough to make ole' blue eyes gush with pride.

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