'60s On 6
- Angel Of The Morning-Merrilee Rush & The Turnabouts (This isn't played a lot on the radio these days, but it's a well-constructed, well-sung oldie that was also a hit for Juice Newton in the '80s.)
- Total Eclipse Of The Heart-Bonnie Tyler (An '80s hit that doesn't skimp on emoting; Meat Loaf would have done a credible version of this, as well.)
- Take My Hand, Precious Lord-Chet Atkins (A moving guitar and harmonica rendition.)
- Everything Waits To Be Noticed-Art Garfunkel with Buddy Mondlock & Maia Sharp (Garfunkel's voice shines, as always, while conveying lyrics suggesting that "Yes" is clearly the right answer to the philosophical question, "If a tree falls in the forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" Also strongly recommended: "Perfect Moment.")
- Walk To The Point-Dave Mason & Cass Elliot (An overlooked deep track from a pair that harmonizes well in the style of Crosby, Stills & Nash.)
- Do Nothing 'Til You Hear From Me-Johnny Griffin (I can't imagine anyone topping Nat King Cole's interpretation, but Griffin's sax-based instrumental is certainly recommended.)
- I Can't Stop Dancing-Archie Bell & The Drells (If the vibe of the band's biggest hit, "Tighten Up," appeals to you, you'll probably enjoy this hit, as well. Also recommended: "There's Gonna Be A Showdown.")
- Last Train Home-Pat Metheny (Conjures up exactly the image the title suggests; one of Metheny's strongest '80s tracks.)
