'60s On 6
- Do You Know The Way To San Jose?-Dionne Warwick (Just try getting a melody this bouncy out of your mind once you've heard it. This was one of my favorite pop hits to play on WEW.)
- Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)-Us3 (With Herbie Hancock's infectious piano melody, "Cantaloupe Island," as your blueprint, you've won before you've even recorded the tune.)
- Sour Girl-Stone Temple Pilots ("Sour Girl" could easily qualify as the band's atypical standout track. It's a relatively low-key tune with a memorable hook. The acoustic version on KFOG's "Live From The Archives 9" compilation is worth seeking out.)
- Body And Soul-John Coltrane (An excellent pairing of a classic tune with a classic saxophonist.)
- Ellen David-Chet Baker (A tasteful, low-key trumpet number, ideal for late night listening.)
- Mark I-Kenny Burrell (Two well-placed guitar notes anchor this brisk instrumental.)
- Bonny Jean O'Aberdeen-Bonnie Rideout (A stirring piece for violin.)
- Free Spirit-A. Ray Fuller (A guitar-based melody seemingly inspired by a butterfly.)
