“The Henchman,” an instrumental by Steelism. Jeremy Fetzer (guitar), Spencer Cullum (pedal steel). Recorded at Paste Studios.
Steelism website
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“It’s Probably Me,” written by Eric Clapton and Michael Kamen, performed by Gregory Porter at the 2017 Polar Music Prize Ceremony in Sweden honoring Sting, who recorded a version of this song that was featured on a 1992 film soundtrack.
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“Kings Highway,” composed by Roni Eytan and Shachar Elnatan.
Shachar Elnatan: guitar
Roni Eytan: Microtonal harmonica
Keita Ogawa: Percussion
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“Blueberry Hill,” written by Vincent Rose (né Vincenzo Cacioppo), with lyrics by Larry Stock and Al Lewis, performed by Nat King Cole and 11-year-old Billy Preston, November 5, 1957. The Nat King Cole Show orchestra was led by Nelson Riddle.
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“Beautiful Day,” Brian Owens at Paste Studio, 2017.
Brian Owens website
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“Nearly Forgot my Broken Heart,” written and performed by Chris Cornell, 2015.
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“A Change is Gonna Come,” written by Sam Cooke, sung by Brian Owens and Thomas Owens (his father) to benefit Kids Rock Cancer. Video directed by Benjamin Kaplan.
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“Nothing’s Wrong,” written by Echosmith (Jamie, Sydney, Noah and Graham Sierota) and Jeffery David, performed by Echosmith in 2014.
Echosmith website
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“Jungle,” by Tash Sultana. Awesome talent out of Melbourne.
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“Tip of My Tongue,” written by John Hiatt, performed by John Hiatt & the Goners. John Hiatt (guitar, vocals), Sonny Landreth (electric guitar), David Ranson (bass), Kenneth Blevins (drums). Hamburg, 1987.
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