Twistin’ The Night Away by Sam Cooke
“Twistin’ The Night Away” by Sam Cooke ([Single], RCA Victor 0566, 1962). Written by Sam Cooke.
Chicago by Graham Nash
“Chicago” by Graham Nash (Songs for Beginners, Atlantic, 1971). Written by Graham Nash.
Tighten Up by The Black Keys
“Tighten Up” by The Black Keys (Brothers, Nonesuch Records, 2010). Written by Dan Auerbach & Patrick Carney.
Wilder Than Her by Dar Williams
“Wilder Than Her” by Dar Williams (What Do You Hear In These Sounds, 1997). Written by Fred Eaglesmith.
Save Your Heart For Me by Frontier Ruckus
“Save Your Heart For Me” by Frontier Ruckus. Written by Gary Geld/Peter Udell in 1965 (Gary Lewis & the Playboys)
Come & Go Blues by Allman Brothers Band
“Come & Go Blues” by Allman Brothers Band (Brothers And Sisters, Capricorn Records, 1973). Written by Gregg Allman.
Follow by Ritchie Havens
“Follow” by Ritchie Havens (Mixed Bag, Verve Records, 1967). Written by Jerry Merrick.
Seventh Son by Johnny Rivers
From Wikipedia: Johnny Rivers recorded his version of “the Seventh Son” live at the Whisky a Go Go in Hollywood, California and released it on Meanwhile Back at the Whisky à Go Go in 1965 and released it as a single. Written by Willie Dixon.
Candy Man Blues by Mississippi John Hurt
Recorded in New York in 1928: But I like this version recorded at Oberlin College better I think:
Corcovado by Marvin Gaye
This is one of my favorite songs (known in English as “Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars”), by one of my favorite artists (Marvin!), by one of my favorite songwriters (Antonio Carlos Jobim), and my favorite musical genre (bossa nova!).