“Ain’t That a Lot of Love,” written by Homer Banks and Deanie Parker, performed by Taj Mahal at The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, December 11, 1968. Taj Mahal (vocal), Jesse Ed Davis (guitar), Gary Gilmore (bass), Chuck Blackwell (drums).
Taj Mahal website
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“Make You Feel My Love,” written by Bob Dylan, performed by Hunter Elizabeth, 2022. Hunter (vocals), Ryan Lerman (guitar), Ariel Posen (guitar), Dave Mackay (keyboards), Arrow (dog).
Hunter Elizabeth website
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“I Need a Lover,” written by John Mellencamp, performed by Pat Benetar, 2001. Guitar: Neil Giraldo.
Pat Benetar website
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“Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood,” written by Bennie Benjamin, Horace Ott and Sol Marcus, performed by Cyndi Lauper, 2003.
Cyndi Lauper website
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“Stay,” written by Maurice Williams, performed by Cyndi Lauper, 2003. Arranged by Cyndi Lauper, Kat Dyson, Sammy Merendino, Sheila E, Steve Gaboury, and William Wittman; horns arranged by Lucho Cueto
Cyndi Lauper website
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“Making Hay,” written and performed by Jim Fitting & Session Americana, 2020.
Session Americana website
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“You Brought The Sunshine,” written by Twinkie Clark, sung by Yolanda Adams, Y’anna Crawley, Amber Bullock, and Jessica Reedy at the BET Awards, 2012. Originally recorded by The Clark Sisters in 1981. There was a wonderful rendition by The Clark Sisters at the 2020 BET awards.
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“Sunshine Superman,” written by Donovan Leitch, performed by MonaLisa Twins at The Cavern Club, 2020.
MonaLisa Twins website
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“Chances Are,” written by Hayes Carll, performed by Lee Ann Womack, 2014.
Lee Ann Womack website
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