“Different For Girls,” written by J.T. Harding and Shane McAnally, recorded by Dierks Bentley and Elle King. Music video directed by Wes Edwards.
Dierks Bentley website
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“Ain’t Love Good, Ain’t Love Proud,” by The Remo Four, on Bremen TV’s “Beat Club,” 1967.
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Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser (2Cellos) perform their arrangement of U2‘s “Where The Streets Have No Name” at the arena in Pula, Croatia on July 3, 2013.
2Cellos website
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“Show Me What You Got,” by Miami’s Frank Williams & The Rocketeers 1966.
Not sure who sings on this funky number, but the band lineup is probably Frank Williams (tenor sax) Louis Howard (organ) Robert Ferguson (drums) William “Little Beaver” Hale (guitar) and Abe Meeks, Art Wilson & Denvil Liptrop (horns).
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“Waiting Around to Die,” a cheerful tune written by Townes Van Zandt, as interpreted by The Be Good Tanyas.
The Be Good Tanyas website
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“Sooner or Later” written and performed by John Németh.
John Németh website
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“Femme,” by Le Couleur. Video by David Dean Burkhart.
Le Couleur website
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“Black & White,” written in 1951 by David Arkin and Earl Robinson, performed by Greyhound in 1971. The song was originally recorded by Pete Seeger.
More:
“Greyhound – The Story behind ‘Black and White,'” Marco On The Bass
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“Nervous Breakdown,” written and performed by Carleen Anderson. Video directed by David Betteridge.
Carleen Anderson website.
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“High In Heels,” written and performed by Kelsey Waldon on Live from the Loveless Cafe in 2014. The pedal steel player may be Brett Resnick.
Kelsey Waldon website
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