Artist	Song
Miguel de la Bastide	Mori Sonando
Ojos de Brujo	Intro
Ojos de Brujo	Tiemp de Solea
Misia	Litania
Pink Martini	Never on Sunday
Paris Combo	Berceuse Insomniaque
Pink Martini	Sympathique
Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli	I'se a Muggin
Cocorosie	Candy Land
Billie Holliday	Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
Jelly Roll Morton	King Porter Stomp
Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train
Matmos	The Stars and Stripes Forever
Eureka Brass Band	Just a Closer Walk With Thee
Charles Ives (composer and vocalist) with the Kronos Quartet	They Are There!
Christian Marclay	Louis Armstrong
Jelly Roll Morton	Hyena Stomp
Sun Ra	Stranger in Paradise
Otis Spann	Great Northern Stomp
Johnnie Johnson	Johnnie B. Bad
Gene Ammons and his All Stars	Ammon Joy

Comment:

1. Spanish flamenco
2,3. A Barcelona-based group who add turntablism, sampling,rap and electronics to traditional flamenco
4. Fado singer from Portugal
5,6,7. Paris Combo is from (naturally) Paris whereas Pink Martini is from Portland, Oregon. Their "Never On Sunday" avoids the usual bouzouki-crazed cliches for a slower, melancholy version. "Sympathique" is based on a poem by Guillaume Apollinaire
13. Matmos does a crazy and delightful deconstruction of the Sousa march
14. This track was recorded in 1954 in an actual New Orleans funeral march
15. Charles Ives jumbles together a number of patriotic songs as only Charles Ives can do (and sings too!)
16. Master turntablist Marclay deconstructs Louis Armstrong using a vintage wind-up Victrola and a 78 rpm recording of Armstrong
17. This one will make you laugh (or at least smile)
18. Very early Sun Ra (c. 1954) in a slightly demented arrangement of the Broadway song

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