'60s On 6
- My Cherie Amour-Stevie Wonder (Not just anyone can write and sing universal sentiments in a unique way that stands the test of time. Wonder has accomplished this since the '60s.)
- Rock & Roll Woman-Buffalo Springfield (The vocal harmonies match the guitar line effectively in one of the band's best songs.)
- Summertime (Exclusive)-Melody Gardot (Gardot's rich, throwback voice is an ideal fit for this Gershwin tune.)
- I'll Fly Away-Alison Krauss & Gillian Welch (This is a perfect blend of two voices; it's the reason I've listened to their version of this well-covered standard more than any other.)
- You're The Love-Seals & Crofts (This isn't usually played on the radio these days, and that's a shame; it's as accessible and easy on the ears as many of their other hits.)
- Fly Me To The Moon-Ella Fitzgerald (Fitzgerald doesn't rush the melody, and it serves the tune well.)
- Games People Play-The Spinners (Three voices in distinctly different ranges carry off one of the band's best-structured and best-written hits.)
