'50s On 5
- Enchanted-The Platters (It takes less than three minutes for The Platters to move the hearts of their listeners with sincere lead and backing vocals in this slow dance number.)
- Lazy Day-Spanky & Our Gang (I've always liked the strolling-through-the-park idealism in the lyrics. If this doesn't perk you up at least a smidgen, I can't help you.)
- Be With You-Nora Van Elken (Sultry, distorted vocals set to a somewhat sinister beat.)
- Don't It Make Your Brown Eyes Blue-Michael Stanton (Crystal Gayle's "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue" transforms easily into a smooth jazz saxophone instrumental.)
- Call Me-Skyy (Although this is far from the only song to incorporate a dialed and ringing phone, both effects are well-placed here.)
- I Do Love You-Billy Stewart (This is how you sing an immediately accessible R&B ballad.)
- Hunger-Florence + The Machine (Appropriately, Florence Welch doesn't skimp on the emotive vocals here.)
