Side A
Artist	Song
Wilco	Monday
Fleetwood Mac	Monday Morning
The Mamas & The Papas	Monday, Monday
Boomtown Rats	I Don't Like Mondays
The Jam	Monday
The Move	Mist On A Monday Morning
Wake Ooloo	Monday Morning
The Minders	Hooray For Tuesday
Rolling Stones	Ruby Tuesday
Neutral Milk Hotel	Love You On A Tuesday
Moody Blues	Tuesday Afternoon
The Shazam	Super Tuesday
Badfinger	Sweet Tuesday Morning
David Bowie	Love You Till Tuesday
Elvis Costello	Wednesday Week
The Undertones	Wednesday Week
Giles, Giles & Fripp	Thursday Morning
The Cure	Friday I'm In Love
Steely Dan	Black Friday
The Easybeats	Friday On My Mind
The Replacements	Love You Till Friday
The Turtles	Somewhere Friday Night
The Minus 5	The Forgotten Fridays
Phish	Friday
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Guadalcanal Diary	Always Saturday
Outrageous Cherry	Saturday Afternoon
The Reivers	Saturday
Bay City Rollers	Saturday Night
Essex Green	Saturday
The Jam	Saturday's Kids
Grateful Dead	One More Saturday Night
David Bowie	Drive In Saturday
The Connells	Saturday Night (USA)
Pretty Things	Baron Saturday
The Undertones	When Saturday Comes
Mott The Hoople	Saturday Gigs
Rain Parade	Saturday's Asylum
U2	Sunday Bloody Sunday
Velvet Underground	Sunday Morning
Joe Jackson	Sunday Papers
West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	Tracy Had A Hard Day Sunday
Wire	Field Day For The Sundays
The Doors	Blue Sunday
Starbelly	Widow Sunday
Small Faces	Lazy Sunday
Elvis Costello	Sunday's Best
The Monkees	Pleasant Valley Sunday

Comment:

Not a creative theme (I've seen a few of these done before), but perhaps a bit more sweeping than prior examples. A bit of a labor of love, it took a few runs through stacks of cd's to come up with these, and even ended up having to cull out quite a few. To help with the culling process, I ruled out songs which did not explicit reference the day in the lyrics (hence the exclusion of New Order's "Blue Monday," Yo La Tengo's "Saturday," Beulah's "Sunday Under Glass," etc.). Then organized it by day, resulting in a Weekday Disc and a Weekend Disc, while trying to mix things up stylistically during each day. The musicians among you out there need to devote yourself to writing some more songs about Wednesday and Thursday, but that goes without saying.

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