'60s On 6
- Come On Down To My Boat-Every Mother's Son (This one-hit wonder group combined a swirling instrumental track with sing-along, clap-along vocals that were ideal for 1967.)
- Hard Cry Moon-Donna Ulisse (If you like the way Alison Krauss emotes in her music, you'll likely enjoy "Hard Cry Moon.")
- Morphine-Slushii (Ethereal, airy vocals and production values.)
- My Sweet Lord-Yim Yames (A thoughtful cover of the George Harrison tune that takes its time. The tune sounds as though it was recorded in a tunnel, which makes the lyrics sink in all the more.)
- You Get The Best From Me (Say Say Say)-Alicia Myers (The tune would segue well with Evelyn "Champagne" King's "Love Come Down.")
- Sailing-Christopher Cross ("Sailing" holds up well, in my opinion. It has one of the best orchestral openings of any pop tune and conveys the sensation of sailing soothingly.)
- Harvest For The World-Dave Stryker (A straight ahead piece with a bounce for guitar, organ, vibraphone, and drums.)
- Summertime-Miles Davis (A haunting arrangement of the Gershwin tune.)
- Extraordinary Machine-Fiona Apple (Apple showcases her full vocal range effectively in this well-written tribute to individualism and thick skin.)
- Welcome To The Club-Blue Magic (The lead vocals remind me of an uptempo Stylistics tune.)
- Claude Debussy: Six Epigraphes Antiques (Intimately, tenderly played piano. I wish I knew who performed this rendition.)
