Side A
Artist	Song
Frank Sidebottom	Flying
Cristina	Drive My Car
The Three Wize Men	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Laibach	Get Back
Lowell Fulson	Why Don't We Do it in the Road
Ike & Tina Turner	Come Together
The Silkie	You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
Mae West	Day Tripper
Menster Phip & the Phipsters	I Saw Her Standing There
Nilsson	You Can't Do That
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Billy Bragg	Revolution
The Wedding Present	Getting Better
David Peel	The Ballad of James Paul McCartney
The Ken Ardley Playboys	Fool on the Hill
The Langley Schools Music Project	The Long and Winding Road
Antietem	Rain
John Otway	I Am the Walrus
The Rutles	Cheese and Onions
Peter Sellers	She Loves You
Nick Cave	Let it Be

Comment:

One of four 60 min. tapes celebrating a weekend Ed Sullivan (and millions of others) would not soon forget. Cristina is poorly sung '70s disco (god bless yard sale 45s), Nick Cave is at his lugubrious best, Billy Bragg really does a number on "Revolution," and Mae West is, well, Mae West. This is all over the place because the Beatles just had that kind of influence. Most covers fall into one of two camps: earnest and often poor & ironic and funny. I still like some of the earnest stuff (David Peel may have written only one song but it's got a good beat and you can dance to it).

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