Come Monday, Jimmy Buffet

Give Back My Heart, Lyle Lovett

Nineteen Eighty Two, Randy Travis

Get a grip, Randy; she ain't comin' back no matter how much you wish!

Mandy, Barry Manilow

Poke Sallet Annie

Autumn Leaves, Doris Day

The Boxer, Simon and Garfunkel

Young Man Blues, The Who

That's easy to fix; go out and get a job. Show up every day.  Don't steal from your employer.

Me and Bobby McGee, Kris Kristofferson

Blue Tail Fly, Burl Ives....

...in a live performance. Interesting. When did the PC era actually begin? The vinyl records use the word "Boss." This version is (more)* traditional, and also very enjoyable with the audience participation.  *The Blue Tail Fly comes from the mid-Nineteenth Century and was a song used in minstrel shows.  Black dialect, as it was done in the Minstrel Era would be traditional.

Lightning Bar Blues, Arlo Guthrie

My Old Kentucky Home: John Prine

As sad as Darling Nellie Gray...

My Old Kentucky Home (Turpentine and Dandelion Wine), Johny Cash

Randy Newman wrote this song and recorded it in 1970.  Johny Cash recorded it a few years later.

Della And The Dealer, Hoyt Axton

Trip To Hyden: Tom T. Hall

Nashville Is Rough On The Living, Bobby Bare

Summer In The City, Lovin' Spoonful

Wanted Man: Johny Cash at San Quentin, and Flatt and Scruggs!

It's Hard To Be Humble, Mac Davis

Galveston, Glenn Campbell

Sixteen Tons, Tennessee Ernie Ford

Maggie's Farm, Flatt and Scruggs

Lester and Earl did an entire album of Bob Dylan and Johny Cash songs before they went their separate ways.  Look for Final Fling if you like this sort of music.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Guy Mitchell

Kawliga: Hank Williams

Bubbles; Campbell and Burr

This is one of he most depressing songs ever.  It's a nice tune, but it never should have made it as a popular song with its dreary theme.

Send In The Clowns, Judy Collins

I Sang Dixie, Dwight Yoakam

Sam Stone, John Prine

Come Back To Us, Barbara Lewis.....John Prine

Man Of Constant Sorrow, Ralph Stanley, June 23, 2016

I Don't Remember Loving You, John Conlee

Sonny Boy, Al Jolson, 1928

Misty, Johny Mathis

My Old Man, Steve Goodman

Lili Marlene, Marlene Dietrich