Artist	Song
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE (After Bathing at Baxter's, 1967)	A SMALL PACKAGE OF VALUE WILL COME TO YOU SHORTLY (Dryden/Blackman/Thompson)
THE BEATLES (The White Album, 1970)	HELTER SKELTER (Lennon/McCartney)
BUDDY GUY & JUNIOR WELLS Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Play the Blues, 1972)	MESSIN' WITH THE KID (Mel London)
EVERYTHING BUT THE GIRL (Love Not Money, 1995)	KID (Hynde)
PATSY CLINE (The Patsy Cline Collection, 1991)	LONELY STREET (Belew/Stevenson/Sowder)
MARIA MULDAUR (Waitress in a Donut Shop, 1974)	BRICKYARD BLUES (Toussaint)
LOUISE TAYLOR (Written in Red, 2000)	CHERRY TREE (Bonneville/Taylor)
M PEOPLE (Pret-a-Porter, 1994)	NATURAL THING (P. Pickering/P. Heard)
BONNIE RAITT (Silver Lining, 2002)	HEAR ME LORD (O. Mtukudzi)
JOHN MAYALL (Room to Move: 1969 - 1974, )	ROOM TO MOVE (Mayall)
BOB DYLAN (Biograph, 1985)	MOST LIKELY YOU GO YOUR WAY (Dylan)
TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, 1976)	LISTEN TO HER HEART (Petty)
ELVIS PRESLEY (From Elvis in Memphis, 1972)	ONLY THE STRONG SURVIVE (Gamble/Huff/Butler)
ROXY MUSIC (Street Life: 20 Greatest Hits, 1986)	DANCE AWAY (Ferry)
RICK NELSON (Playing to Win, 2001)	IT HASN'T HAPPENED YET (John Hiatt)
ROD STEWART (The Best of Rod Stewart, 1994)	IT'S ALL OVER NOW (B. Womack/S. Womack)
PAUL JAMES (Acoustic Blues, )	I'M A REAL KINGFISHER (Lewis/Robinson/James)
GEORGE CLINTON & PRINCE (Graffiti Bridge, 1990)	WE CAN FUNK (Prince/George Clinton)
NONA HENDRY & BILLY VERA (You Have to Cry Sometime, 1992)	IT'S YOUR THING (R. Isley/O. Isley/R. Isley)
ROLLING STONES (Exile on Main Street, 1972)	SOUL SURVIVOR (Jagger/Richards)
THE JAYHAWKS (Tomorrow the Green Grass, 1995)	BAD TIME (TO BE IN LOVE (Mark Farner)

Comment:

It's just another mishmash of great tunes sounding good together ... if you don't know some of the classics, the John Mayall cut ROOM TO MOVE was a late '60s blues hit. It wears quite well. The live Dylan (MOST LIKELY) is a great romantic "been-nice-to-know-ya" blow-off rocker ... Paul James is an underappreciated Canadian blues guy, great song there ... Nona H. and Billy covering IT'S YOUR THING is cool funk ... The Jayhawks BAD TIME TO BE IN LOVE cover is far superior to the original in my book ... (unless I am drinking beer at a stinky bar in Santa Monica... The Oarhouse) ... well, it's Elvis's birthday on Sunday. Raison d'etre ... cheers.

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