“You Know I’m No Good” written and recorded by Amy Winehouse, 2006. Video directed by Phil Griffin.
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“Without a Word,” written and recorded by Eldridge Holmes, 1967.
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“Pop a Top,” written (and originally recorded) by Nat Stuckey, recorded by Alan Jackson, 1999. The beer-chugging tune was a hit for Jim Ed Brown in 1967.
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We’ll Meet Again,” written by Hughie Charles and Ross Parker, recorded by The Ink Spots. 1941.
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“Shy,” written by James Bryan McCollum, Martin Terefe, and Rita Ora, performed by Stacey Solomon, 2015.
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“Fannie Mae,” written by Buster Brown, recorded by Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes, 1976.
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“Goodbye Earl,” written by Dennis Linde, recorded by the (former Dixie) Chicks in 1999. Video directed by Evan Bernard.
The Chicks website
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Jazz singer Annie Ross died last week at the age of 89. In 1952, as a member of vocal trio Lambert, Hendricks & Ross, she set words to saxophonist Wardell Gray’s composition “Twisted” and performed it in a classic recording. The National Endowment for the Arts named her an NEA Jazz Master in 2010.
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“Annie Ross, mainstay of ‘the greatest jazz vocal group that ever was,’ dies at 89,” Matt Schudel, Washington Post
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“To Know Him Is To Love Him,” written by Phil Spector (inspired by his father’s epitaph), recorded by Amy Winehouse, 2007.
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