“I May Not Be What You Want,” written by Ernie Shelby and Phillip Mitchell, recorded by Mel & Tim (Melvin McArthur Hardin and Hubert Timothy McPherson), 1973.
“Somewhere to Lay My Head,” credited to Rev. Julius Cheeks, recorded by the Highway Q.C.s, 1955. Lead vocalist: Johnny Taylor. The group was originally formed at Chicago’s Highway Baptist Church, and “Q.C.s” may stand for “Quartet Crusaders.”
“Sea of Heartbreak,” written by Paul Hampton, with lyrics by Hal David, recorded by Larry Stephenson, 1981. Larry Stephenson (mandolin, vocals), Billy Wheeler (banjo), Gene Elders (fiddle), David Parmley (guitar, harmony vocals), Don Parmley (harmony vocals), Ed Ferris (bass).