Artist	Song
SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY & THE ASBURY JUKES (I Don't Want to Go Home, 1976)	THE FEVER (Springsteen)
ZACHARY RICHARD (Snake Bite Love, 1992)	ONE KISS (Z. Richard)
ILANGA w/ BUSI NCUBE (Women of Africa, 1989)	TRUE LOVE (no data given)
ELLA FITZGERALD (Sings the Rogers and Hart Songbook, 1959)	BEWITCHED, BOTHERED, AND BEWILDERED (R. Rogers/L. Hart)
10,000 MANIACS (MTV Unplugged, 1993)	BECAUSE THE NIGHT (Springsteen)
BOB WEIR (Ace, 1972)	LOOKS LIKE RAIN (Weir/Barlow)
ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO (Gravity, 1992)	FIVE HEARTS BREAKING (A. Escovedo)
RICHARD THOMPSON (Watching the Dark, 1993)	WHEN THE SPELL IS BROKEN (LIVE)(Thompson)
PERCY SLEDGE (The Ultimate Collection, 1987)	TAKE TIME TO KNOW HER (S. Davis)
LOWELL GEORGE & VALERIE CARTER (Thanks, I'll Eat it Here, 1979)	HEARTACHE (George/Ulz)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (Lucky Town, 1992)	IF I SHOULD FALL BEHIND (Springsteen)
DORIS TROY (Just One Look: The Best of Doris Troy, 1994)	JUST ONE LOOK (Carroll/Payne)
ANGELA STRELHI (Soul Shake, 1987)	IN SPITE OF WHAT YOU DO(A. Strehli)
JOHN HAMMOND (Mileage, 1980)	IT HURTS ME TOO (Elmore James)
ROLLING STONES (Let It Bleed, 1986)	LOVE IN VAIN (R. Johnson)
AL GREEN & LYLE LOVETT (Rhythm Country and Blues, 1994)	AIN'T IT FUNNY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY? (W. Nelson)
VAN MORRISON w/ BRIAN KENNEDY (One Night in San Francisco, 1994)	TUPELO HONEY (Morrison)
IRMA THOMAS (Something Good: The Muscle Shoals Sessions, 1967)	I'VE BEEN LOVIN' YOU TOO LONG (J. Butler/O. Redding)

Comment:

This one goes back to 1994 when I still didn't have too much to chose from, but it wears so damn well. It was my first summer on the east Coast and it was hella-hot, hence the title which translates to something like "Music of a stifling heat." Yeah, it is a little heavy on the Springsteen, but the guy writes a defensibly damn good song. The guitar solo in "Spell is Broken" is one of my all-time faves. Anguish a-go-go. "Looks like Rain" is clearly one of Weir's best efforts. And if you haven't heard the Green/Lovett duet of "Ain't It Funny" you are missing something. I stand by this one!

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