Posted by Cabeza | Posted in Jared's lists | Posted on 7:44 PM
- "I'll Fly Away" from O Brother, Where Art Thou? by Alison Krauss and Gillian Welch
- "To Sing for You" from What's Bin Did and What's Bin Hid by Donovan
- "Streets of Laredo" from American IV - The Man Comes Around by Johnny Cash
- "Sunshine Lady" from Open Field by Taken by Trees
- "Emo Gold" from The Ska that Broke the Camel's Back by Button Hooked
- "Fields of Gold (New Version)" from Songs from the Labyrinth by Sting
- "Fare Thee Well Blues" from Soon Be Time by Bruce Molsky
- "Variations for the Healing of Arinushka" from The War: A Ken Burns Film by Arvo Pärt, performed by Kalle Randalu
- "Blue Eyes" from Citsuca by Timmy Curran
- "Lullaby" from A Sky Underground by Paper Bird
- "Mr Hanelei" from The Bruce Lee Band by The Bruce Lee Band
- "Hey Hey" from Unplugged by Eric Clapton
- "Gerkin for Perkin" from Study in Brown by Clifford Brown & Max Roach
- "Walking Blues" from Robert Johnson: The Blues Biography by Robert Johnson
- "Birds and Ships" from Mermaid Avenue by Billy Bragg & Wilco with Natalie Merchant
- "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" from Red Headed Stranger by Willie Nelson
- "Demon Lover Improv" from Catalpa by Jolie Holland
- "Balloons" from Left Right Wrong by Julia Nunes
- "Limehouse Blues" from The Best Of Django Reinhardt by Django Reinhardt
- "You Alone" from FIREPROOF by Dawn Landes (bonus track--"I Won't Back Down," a Tom Petty cover)
Yes, #5 is a parody. Take that, Dashboard Confessional!
#6 is perhaps the best re-recording of a song by an artist ever. Two lutes instead of the original version, which was muddied by over-arranging and poor instrumentation.
If you don't understand #11, you may be too young, or you just didn't watch nearly as many reruns growing up as I did.
#15's album, Mermaid Avenue, is a worthy purchase. Woody Guthrie songs that he never recorded. Brilliant stuff.
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