“Too Much,” by Rocky Roberts & The Airedales, 1966. Recorded in Italy.
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“SOS,” written and performed by Rick Moranis. Banjo: Jason Mercer.
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“Lucky,” by Lucie, Too. 2017. Chisato Kokubo (vocals, guitar), Kanako Sekizawa (bass, chorus) Naho Shibahara (drums, chorus).
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“Too Many Tears,” written by Aaron Frazer and J.B. Flatt, performed by Durand Jones & The Indications. Aaron Frazer (lead vocal, drums), Durand Jones (vocal), Blake Rhein (guitar, vocal), Justin Hubler (vocal, keyboards), Kyle Houpt (bass). Video directed by Justin Wilmore, KEXP.
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“Elevator Woman,” written and recorded by John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson in 1938. Released 1946.
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“Streets Of Baltimore,” written by Tompall Glaser and Harlan Howard, recorded by Gram Parsons, 1973.
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“This Must Be the Place,” written (and originally recorded) by Talking Heads, with lyrics by David Byrne, performed by Mr. Byrne and friends on Jools Holland’s TV show, 2004.
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“Jim Dandy, written by Lincoln Chase, recorded by Lavern Baker, 1956. Tenor sax solo by Sam Taylor; backing vocals by The Cues.
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“Lord Franklin” ( also known as “Lady Franklin’s Lament“), a traditional ballad sung by Mick Hanly and Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill, 2014.
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