Next is a remix of Goldfrapp's "Lovely Head". Then, Serge Gainsbourg's sexy duet with Brigitte Bardot on "Initials BB".
The Clash's live cover of The Bobby Fuller Four's "I Fought The Law" is followed by Rachid Taha's cover of their "Rock The Casbah", here titled "Rock El Kasbah".
The hard-driving "Bring Da Ruckus" by The Wu-Tang Clan and Ultramagnetic MC's "Kool Keith Housing Things" give way to Al Wilson's playful "Show And Tell" and Outkast's equally fun "Humble Mumble".
Dr. Hook's "When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman" is a warm breeze of 70s mellow pop. Wise words spoken, too. I know what he is saying here now more than ever.
The next few songs are bookened by two lovely versions of the yearning "Wichita Lineman", by Ray Charles and Johnny Cash. In between, Stevie Wonder's sassy "He's Misstra Know It All", Josh Rouse's buoyant "Winter In The Hamptons", and Neil Young's poignant "Tell Me Why".
Ending the mix are Bob Dylan's odd "All The Tired Horses" sung by his back up singers, Altyrone Deno Brown's innocent "Sweet Pea", Bob Dylan's epic "Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands" and John Coltrane's peaceful "Dear Lord". Faith, in life and love, were the themes that ended this mix from four years ago and seem more relevant than ever to me right now.
