Artist	Song
The Twilight Singers	The Killer
from Blackberry Belle (2010)
The Afghan Whigs	Faded
from Black Love (2008)
The Gutter Twins	Front Street
from Saturnalia (2008)
The Twilight Singers	She Was Stolen
from Dynamite Steps (2011)
Greg Dulli	Tell Everyone
from Live At Triple Door (2008)
The Afghan Whigs	Mr. Superlove
from What Jail Is Like (2008)
The Twilight Singers	That's Just How That Bird Sings
from Twilight As Played By the Twilight Singers (2000)
Greg Dulli	Get the Wheel
from Amber Headlights (2005)
The Twilight Singers	Live With Me
from A Stitch In Time (2010)
Greg Dulli	Pussywillow
from Amber Headlights (2005)
The Afghan Whigs	My World Is Empty Without You / I Hear a Symphony (Live Album Version)
from What Jail Is Like (2008)
The Twilight Singers	The Twilite Kid
from Twilight As Played By the Twilight Singers (2000)
The Afghan Whigs	Nightime
from Big Star Small World (A Tribute to Big Star) (2006)
The Afghan Whigs	White Trash Party
from Up In It (1990)
The Afghan Whigs	Dark End of the Street
from What Jail Is Like (2008)

Comment:

Whether with the Afghan Whigs, Twilight Singers, or Gutter Twins, Greg Dulli has soaked up the influence of everything from Motown to psychedelia. The Whigs worked their way into one of power-pop heroes Big Star’s most moving tunes, giving equal attention to both the darkness and the dreaminess of “Nightime.” They amped up the drama and desperation — not to mention the guitars — of the Supremes’ smash “My World Is Empty Without You,” and turned their Cincinnati pals the Ass Ponys’ delirious, disturbing “Mr. Superlove” from an edgy lo-fi lope into creepy front-porch folk-rock. Even on his own, Dulli manages to update original freak-folkie Skip Spence’s 1969 “Dixie Peach Promenade” without losing an ounce of its off-kilter charm.

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