“Don’t Lose Your Steam,” written and performed by Gregory Porter, 2016.
Gregory Porter website
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“Shy,” written by James Bryan McCollum, Martin Terefe, and Rita Ora, performed by Stacey Solomon, 2015.
Stacey Solomon website
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“I Won’t Slip Up,” performed by The Delines, 2014.
The Delines website
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“Lucky,” by Lucie, Too. 2017. Chisato Kokubo (vocals, guitar), Kanako Sekizawa (bass, chorus) Naho Shibahara (drums, chorus).
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“Musta Been Something, written by Bridget Kearney and performed by her with Lake Street Dive.
Rachael Price (lead vocals), Mike Olson (guitar), Bridget Kearney (bass, vocals), Akie Bermiss ( keyboards, vocals), Mike Calabrese (percussion, vocals).
Lake Street Dive website
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“Across the Borderline,” written by Ry Cooder, John Hiatt, and Jim Dickinson, performed by Willy DeVille in Amsterdam for RTL5, 1999.
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“The Final Countdown,” written by Joey Tempest, performed by Gunhild Carling and friends for Postmodern Jukebox. Scott Bradlee, piano and arrangement. Video by Braverijah Sage.
Original 1986 recording here.
Gunhild Carling website
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“Who Do You Love,” written by Bo Diddley, interpreted by Elise LeGrow, 2017.
Elise LeGrow website
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“I Want You To Want Me,” written by Rick Nielsen, performed by vocalist Sara Niemietz, with Scott Bradlee (piano, arranger), Snuffy Waldron (guitar), Adam Kubota (bass), and Aaron McLendon (drums). A Postmodern Jukebox production.
Hear the original here.
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