“Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out,” written by Jimmie Cox, recorded by Nina Simone, 1965.
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“Nobody,” written by Wayne Carson, recorded by Bruce Channel, 1968.
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“Nobody,” written by Paul Westerberg and recorded by The Replacements, 1990.
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“Nobody,” written by by Dick Cooper (Willie A. Cooper) and Ernie Shelby, recorded by Larry Williams and Johnny ‘Guitar’ Watson with The Kaleidoscope, 1967. R&B sitar (or veena). Groovy.
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“Nobody But You,” recorded by the Swan Silvertones, 1961. Louis Johnson on lead.
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“How’s the World Treating You,” written by Chet Atkins and Boudleaux Bryant, performed by James Taylor and Alison Krauss,
2003.
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“Number 000,” written and recorded by Otis Blackwell, 1953. This is about the numbers game, a popular wagering pastime before legal lotteries displaced workers in the ‘hood and reduced payouts.
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“Fly Like an Eagle,” written by Steve Miller, recorded by the Neville Brothers, 1992. Lead vocal: Cyril Neville.
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“White Rabbit,” written by Grace Slick, recorded by Shakespear’s Sister, released in 2004. Vocal: Siobhan Fahey. Nice animation.
Shakespears Sister website
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It Was You That I Needed,” written and recorded by Carl Hall, 1967.
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