“For What It’s Worth,” written by Stephen Stills, performed by the Del McCoury Band and friends. Lead vocalist: Jason Carter.
Del McCoury Band website
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“Take Me to the Alley,” written and performed by Gregory Porter on 1 Mic 1 Take, 2016.
Gregory Porter website
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“Slack Jaw” by Sylvan Esso (Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn). Jenn Wasner, piano. Recorded at Echo Mountain Studios, Asheville, NC, 2017. Video directed by Josh Sliffe.
Sylvan Esso website.
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“Roots Medley,” by the Venezuelan Project, 2017. Medley: “Merenguisimo” by Josu Ortiz, “Blue Ensemble” by Carlos Capacho, and “Pajarillo,” a Venezuelan Folk song. Josu Ortiz (piano), Eduardo Betancourt (harp), Carlos Capacho ( Venezuelan cuatro), Ali Tovar (electric bass), Alexis Soto (percussion).
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“Baby Can I Hold You,” written and performed by Tracy Chapman.
“Maybe if I told you the right words
at the right time ….”
Tracy Chapman website
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“Have A Little Faith In Me,” written and performed by John Hiatt.
Studio version here. Joe Cocker version here.
John Hiatt website
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“Roll Over Beethoven,” written by Chuck Berry, performed by the composer on 1972.
“Roll over Beethoven and tell Tchaikovsky the news.”
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“I Want To Know What Love Is,” written by Mick Jones and performed by him with his mates from Foreigner, live at the Grammy Museum, October 30, 2012. The tune was a big hit for Foreigner in 1984.
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“Phoenix Motel,” by Midnight North. Elliott Peck (lead vocals), Grahame Lesh (guitar/vocals), Connor O’Sullivan (bass), Alex Jordan (organ/vocals), Alex Koford (drums).
Midnight North website
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“I Won’t Let You Go,” performed by Russian rocksteady group Lollipop Lorry, 2016. The tune was originally recorded by the Blues Busters, with Byron Lee & the Dragonaires in 1964.
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