Artist	Song
Dropkick Murphys	I'm Shipping Up To Boston [Woody Guthrie]
Les Go	Sou
the Ramones	Locket Love
Louis Armstrong	Ain't Misbehavin' [1929]
Hal	My Eyes Are Sore
Big Bill Broonzy	Merry Go Round Blues
Violent Femmes	At Your Feet
Locksley	Don't Make Me Wait
the Libertines	The Ha Ha Wall
Bigger Lovers	America Undercover
Lars Frederiksen	Leavin' Here
Flaming Lips	Fight Test
Salim Nourallah	The World Is Full Of People Who Want To Hurt You
Nancy Sinatra	It Ain't Me, Babe [Dylan]
Bad Religion	Television
Bob Dylan	Pretty Peggy-O [trad.]
Ramblin' Jack Elliott & Arlo Guthrie	Riding Down the Canyon [Gene Autry]
Ella Fitzgerald	I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm [I. Berlin]
Green Day	Chump
Louis Jordan	Knock Me a Kiss
Jude	She Gets the Feeling
Rancid	Killing Zone

Comment:

Some thoughts: 1. This track is in the same vein as the Bragg and Wilco Mermaid Ave. sessions - Lyrics by Woody, given with the blessing of his heirs to the Dropkicks to write music for and record. 8. Locksley is an unknown bar band toiling in obscurity, playing early Beatles and Kinks type stuff. 14. Nancy Sintra's Dylan cover isn't bad - it certainly isn't the cringe-fest I feared it would be. 15. I've never been a Bad Religion fan, but this track is co-written by Johnette Napolitano of Concrete Blonde - she's great - and features guest vocals by Tim Armstrong of Rancid - he is, no joke, like a god to me. 22. Origin of mix title. In all, just a quick mix I threw together for listening in the car.

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