Side A
Artist	Song
Charlie Daniels Band	The Devil Went Down to Georgia
Allman Brothers Band	In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
Warren Zevon	Piano Fighter (live)
The Pixies	Here Comes Your Man
Mink DeVille	Cadillac Walk
Bruce Springsteen	Atlantic City
Buck Owens	Made in Japan
The Pillows	Funny Bunny
Belle & Sebastian	Get Me Away from Here I'm Dying
Terry Jacks	Seasons in the Sun
The Rolling Stones	Out of Time
Belly	Thief
Tom & Jerry cartoon - Jerry's Uncle	"Cranbone" song
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Beach Boys	Sloop John B.
Kasey Chambers	The Captain
Wall of Voodoo	The Morricone Themes
Steve Earle	Indian Outlaw
Tony Joe White	Polk Salad Annie
The Pixies	Gigantic
Belle & Sebastian	Me and the Major
Cyndi Lauper	Time After Time
Johnny Guitar Watson	Three Hours Past Midnight
Joan Jett & Paul Westerberg	Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)
Louis Armstrong	A Kiss to Build a Dream On
Mason Williams	Classical Gas
Carly Simon	Let the River Run
Tom & Jerry cartoon - Mammy Two Shoes	Various quotes; "If you is a mouse catcher, then I am Lana Turner, which I ain't!" and more.

Comment:

I got the title from my use of Tom & Jerry clips. I miss Mammy Two Shoes. She was one of the funniest parts of Tom & Jerry. Some folks called her "the black maid" but she wasn't a maid! It was HER house, and Tom was HER cat! You usually see her in her jammies, but in a few she was dressed up and going out on the town. I'm glad they are no longer censoring her on the Cartoon Network. The old Tom & Jerry cartoons were the best, with all the weird voices and stuff. The next tapes I do with swing tunes will have a bunch of the Zoot Suit cat songs and quotes. I wanted to fit "If You're Ever Down in Texas Look me Up!" on this one, but I needed room for some Mammy quotes. She was voiced by Lillian Randolph, who played Sister Sara in "Roots" among other things. Anyway, this is just an eclectic mix of bittersweet songs that I made while remembering Mammy Two Shoes, who was one of the great mysteries of my childhood. You never saw her face! What did she look like? Actually there's a whole history of her here: The Ultimate Mammy Two Shoes Site

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