Artist	Song
Sugar Ray	Fly (feat. Super Cat)
from Floored (2008)
Sugar Ray	Every Morning
from 14:59 (2009)
Sugar Ray	Someday
from 14:59 (2009)
Sugar Ray	When It's Over (David Kahne Main Album Version)
from Sugar Ray (2008)
Sugar Ray	Into Yesterday
from Surf's Up (Music from the Motion Picture) (2007)
Sugar Ray	Is She Really Going Out With Him?
from In the Pursuit of Leisure (2003)
Sugar Ray	Abracadabra
from 14:59 (2009)
Sugar Ray	Under the Sun
from Sugar Ray (2008)
Sugar Ray	Falls Apart
from 14:59 (2009)
Sugar Ray	Boardwalk
from Music for Cougars (2009)
Sugar Ray	Answer the Phone
from Sugar Ray (2008)
Sugar Ray	Time After Time (Previously Unreleased)
from The Best of Sugar Ray (2005)
Sugar Ray	Mr. Bartender (It's so Easy)
from In the Pursuit of Leisure (2003)
Sugar Ray	Rhyme Stealer
from The Best of Sugar Ray (2005)
Sugar Ray	Chasin' You Around
from In the Pursuit of Leisure (2003)
Sugar Ray	RPM
from Floored (2008)
Sugar Ray	Psychedelic Bee (Previously Unreleased)
from The Best of Sugar Ray (2005)
Sugar Ray	Rainbow
from Music for Cougars (2009)
Sugar Ray	Mean Machine
from The Best of Sugar Ray (2005)
Sugar Ray	Dance Like No One's Watchin'
from Music for Cougars (2009)
Sugar Ray	Shot of Laughter (Previously Unreleased)
from The Best of Sugar Ray (2005)
Sugar Ray	Morning Sun
from Music for Cougars (2009)
Sugar Ray	Heaven
from In the Pursuit of Leisure (2003)
Sugar Ray	Closer
from Music for Cougars (2009)
Sugar Ray	Girls Were Made to Love
from Music for Cougars (2009)
Sugar Ray	Words to Me
from Sugar Ray (2008)
Sugar Ray	Breathe
from Floored (2008)
Sugar Ray	In Through the Doggie Door
from In the Pursuit of Leisure (2003)
Sugar Ray	Invisible
from Floored (2008)
Sugar Ray	Make Room
from Loud Rocks (2000)

Comment:

It's an old story — band steps out of its comfort zone to try something new and scores a smash, only to wind up a one-hit wonder when they can't sustain the success. It was the fate that seemed to lay in wait for Sugar Ray when it switched up from Orange County party-metal to reggae-tinted sunshine pop. But the band surprised everyone but themselves by respecting the hit ('97's solar-powered sensation "Fly") and following it up with a steady string of charters that stretched on into the 21st century. Our [i]Sugar Ray[/i] Essentials reaches back to the band's rowdy rock beginnings ("Mean Machine," "Make Room"), then ambles on through the signature hits — "Falls Apart," "Answer the Phone," "When It's Over" — to their end-of-the-aughts output, including the cozily familiar, surefire smiler "Girls Were Made to Love."

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