Artist	Song
Indigo Girls	What Are You Like
from Poseidon and the Bitter Bug (Deluxe Edition) (2009)
Indigo Girls	Three County Highway
from Staring Down the Brilliant Dream (Live) (2010)
Indigo Girls	I Don't Wanna Know
from Strange Fire (1989)
Indigo Girls	Second Time Around
from Poseidon and the Bitter Bug (Deluxe Edition) (2009)
Indigo Girls	Reunion
from Swamp Ophelia (1994)
Indigo Girls featuring Joan Osborne	Trouble
from Come On Now Social (1999)
Indigo Girls	Chicken Man
from 1200 Curfews (Live) (1995)
Indigo Girls	Become You
from Become You (2002)
Indigo Girls	Language or the Kiss
from Swamp Ophelia (1994)
Indigo Girls	Pushing the Needle Too Far
from 1200 Curfews (Live) (1995)
Indigo Girls	The Wood Song
from Swamp Ophelia (1994)
Indigo Girls	Mystery
from Swamp Ophelia (1994)
Indigo Girls	She?s Saving Me
from Become You (2002)
Indigo Girls	Tried to Be True
from Indigo Girls (1992)
Indigo Girls	Hope Alone
from Become You (2002)
Indigo Girls	All Along the Watchtower
from Back on the Bus, Y'All (1991)
Indigo Girls	Fugitive
from Swamp Ophelia (1994)
Indigo Girls	Shed Your Skin
from Shaming of the Sun (1997)
Indigo Girls	Bitterroot
from Become You (2002)
Indigo Girls	Jonas & Ezekial
from Rites of Passage (2000)
Indigo Girls	Starkville
from Become You (2002)
Indigo Girls featuring Sheryl Crow	Gone Again
from Come On Now Social (1999)
Indigo Girls	Nashville
from Rites of Passage (2000)
Indigo Girls	The Girl With the Weight of the World In Her Hands
from Nomads Indians Saints (2000)

Comment:

More than 25 years of making music together means a lot of great Indigo Girls music that flies under the radar —that’s where we come in, searching the Girls’ vast catalog end-to-end to cull the best of their overlooked treasures, from atmospheric rockers like “Trouble” with alt chanteuse Joan Osborne, to the straight-on folk of a potent “Jonas & Ezekial.” The gorgeous “She’s Saving Me” offers an intimate example of the pair’s understated yet dedicated take on gay life, while “Bitterroot” experiments with Cajun flavors and fun, and a live “All Along the Watchtower” points to their rich folk heritage.

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