'60s On 6
- Will You Be Staying After Sunday-The Peppermint Rainbow (A minor hit from 1969 that exudes hopefulness and joy; very of its time, lyrically and vocally.)
- Call On Me-Chicago (Chicago's unique blend of horns and vocals clicks here, as it does on so many of the band's '70s hits.)
- Oh Very Young-Cat Stevens (One of the best songs ever written about how precious and fleeting life is. One example, among many, that singer-songwriter soft rock peaked during the '70s.)
- Cold Cold Heart-Norah Jones (An excellent cover of a Hank Williams tune, sung with sultry grit; it's also one of the best examples of vocals, piano, and bass being all that's needed to carry off such a tune.)
- Harvest Moon-Neil Young (One of Young's most endearing, enduring tunes, lyrically.)
- Up Jumped Spring-Art Blakey (An expansive waltz that gives Spring its due.)
- Something Cool-Jane Monheit (Elegant torch singing with vibes.)
- Sunday's Best-Kirk Whalum (A laid-back, blissful sax number.)
