Inside My Love

“Inside My Love,” written by Leon Ware, performed by him with Carleen Anderson at the Paradiso in Amsterdam, 2001. The song was first recorded in 1974 by Minnie Riperton.

More:

“Leon Ware, Renowned Soul Songwriter, Dead at 77,” Daniel Kreps, Rolling Stone

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Little Queenie

“Little Queenie,” written by Chuck Berry, interpreted by The Rattles on Radio Bremen TV’s “Beat Club,” 1965.

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Train Song

“Train Song,” written by Andrew Marlin and performed by him with Emily Frantz as Mandolin Orange.

Mandolin Orange website

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Pickin’ Up The Pieces

“Pickin’ Up The Pieces,” written by Michael Fitzpatrick and Noelle Scaggs and performed by them with their group Fitz and The Tantrums, joined by Daryl Hall and friends. From an episode of the Live From Daryl’s House webcast.

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Lovely Hula Hands

“Lovely Hula Hands,” written by R. Alex Anderson, performed by George Ka’inapau and the Royal Hawaiian Serenaders, 1940.

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Such Great Heights

“Such Great Heights,” by The Postal Service. Video directed by Josh Melnick and Xander Charity.

The Postal Service website

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Don’t Miss That Train

“Don’t Miss That Train,” written and performed by Sister Wynona Carr.

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Irene

“Irene” by Guitar Gable and the Musical Kings; lead vocal by King Karl (Bernard Jolivette), who apparently wrote the tune. Recorded in 1956.

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Ferris Wheel

“Ferris Wheel,” written and recorded by Natalie Hemby.

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C Jam Blues

“C Jam Blues,” written by Duke Ellington (possibly with Barney Bigard), performed by the Oscar Peterson Trio in Denmark, 1964.

Oscar Peterson (piano), Ray Brown (bass), Ed Thigpen (drums).

More:

“C Jam Blues (1942),” Chris Tyle, JazzStandards.com

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