“Higher And Higher,” written by Gary Jackson and Carl Smith, recorded by Erma Franklin, 1968 First recorded by Jackie Wilson in 1967.
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“Something About Us,” written by Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, interpreted by Pomplamoose. The tune was originally recorded by Daft Punk in 2001.
Nataly Dawn (vocalist), Keys: Jack Conte (keyboards), Brian Green (guitar), Nick Campbell (bass), Ben Rose (drums). Video by Ricky Chavez, Merlin Showalter, and Dominic Mercurio.
Pomplamoose website
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“I’ll Never Get out of This World Alive,” written by Fred Rose and Hank Williams, recorded by Mr. Williams, and released in November 1952. He died a month later.
Hank Williams (vocal, guitar), Jerry Rivers (fiddle), Don Helms (steel guitar), Charles Wright (bass), and Chet Atkins (electric guitar).
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“I’m Willing,” by The Caravans, 1958. Inez Andrews and Albertina Walker, lead vocalists.
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“If I Could Only Be Sure,” written by Gabriel Mekler and Nolan Porter, recorded by Nolan Porter, 1972.
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“Pick Me Up On Your Way Down,” written by Harlan Howard, recorded by Charlie Walker, 1958.
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“Closer to Fine,” written by Emily Saliers and recorded with partner Amy Ray as Indigo Girls, 1989. Backup was provided by the Irish band Hothouse Flowers.
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A trio of classical musicians teamed with the artists of Ouchhh for this Ars Electronica performance. Sensors measured the cellist’s brainwave activity to generate real-time visuals influenced by neural response.
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“I Waited Too Long,” written by Neil Sedaka, recorded by LaVern Baker, 1959.
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“Keep On Loving You,” written by Wilko Johnson, Norman Watt-Roy, and Salvatore Ramundo, recorded by Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey, 2014.
Wilko Johnson (guitar), Roger Daltrey (vocals), Norman Watt-Roy (bass), Dylan Howe (drums),
Mick Talbot (piano), Steve Weston (harmonica).
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