Artist	Song
Benny Goodman Quartet	Body & Soul
Billie Holiday	Sun Showers
Beatles	Mother Nature's Son
Mother Maybelle	Wildwood Flower
Johnny Cash	Country Boy
Neil Young	Are You Ready for the Country?
Texas Tornadoes	Is Anybody Going to San Antone?
Uncle Tupelo	Acuff-Rose
Charlie Monroe	Willow Garden
Merle Haggard	Silver Wings (Austin City Limits)
Beatles	Blackbird
Cat Stevens	Morning Has Broken
Billie Holiday	Some Other Spring
Marshall Tucker Band	Walkin' and Talkin'
Bruce Springsteen	Spirit in the Night
Willie Nelson	Blue Rock Montana/Red Headed Stranger
Uncle Tupelo	Sauget Wind
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Country Home
Bob Dylan	Summer Days
Nat King Cole Trio	Honeysuckle Rose
Warren Zevon	Carmelita
The Band	Caledonia Mission (Live)
Bob Dylan & Happy Traum	You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
Mississippi John Hurt	Blue Harvest Blues

Comment:

Is this country? I don't want to just put "Mixed Genre" either because that sounds like a copout. Not really much theme going on. For example, Acuff-Rose follows Tornadoes because of the song "Rose of San Antone". I was hesitant to add this mix because of the Cat Stevens song, but, heck, we all have our guilty pleasures, right? At least Cat had the soundtrack to Harold & Maude (main reason I bought this collection for "Trouble"). Morning Has Broken does sit nicely between the Beatles and Billie. Plus the fact that we sing it at church actually makes it cooler (in my point of view). From church to GG Allin, anybody seen the documentary with GG doing Carmelita? Plus the best version of "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere", punto, with the McGuinn references.
Rehabbed my deck last night listening to this, also I was transplanting some Cleome volunteers when during blackbird, a blackbird sat on the fence by the tomatillos to chirp in time to the song. Well, at least in my mind...

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