"Asleep" was the B side to the 1985 Smiths single "The Boy With The Thorn In His Side". This mix features covers by Stars and Xiu Xiu as well as the original.
"Room Full Of Mirrors" was recorded in 1968 by Jimi Hendrix during sessions for his third and final studio album, Electric Ladyland, but never officially released. This mix features both a demo and full band version as well as a cover by The Pretenders.
One other song repeats this week: Steely Dan's 1973 album track "King Of The World", with a live cover by Joe Jackson.
The rest: a cover of Steely Dan's "Do It Again" by Deep Heat, the sly "A Film Called (Pimp)" by Common with MC Lyte and Bilal, the glossy "All The Things She Said" by Simple Minds, the funky "Only When I'm Drunk" by The Alkaholics, the bass-driven "Dancer's Theme" by Ronnie April, Herbie Hancock's disco foray "I Thought It Was You", the early My Bloody Valentine B-side "Off Your Face", the quietly menacing "Jus So Ya No" by CPO & Boss Hog, a reggae cover of Tammy Wynette's "Stand By Your Man" by Marlene Webber, the winsome "You Broke My Heart" by Lavender Diamond, Donovan's tender "Where Is She" and a cover of Leonard Cohen's "Suzanne" by Bridget St. John.
Room Full Of Mirrors (demo ver) Jimi Hendrix
Do It Again Deep Heat
King Of The World Steely Dan
A Film Called (Pimp) Common ft. Bilal & MC Lyte
All The Things She Said Simple Minds
Only When I'm Drunk The Alkaholics
Dancer's Theme Ronnie April
I Thought It Was You Herbie Hancock
Off Your Face My Bloody Valentine
Room Full Of Mirrors Jimi Hendrix
King Of The World (live) Joe Jackson
Jus So Ya No CPO & Boss Hog
Stand By Your Man Merlene Webber
Asleep Stars
Room Full Of Mirrors The Pretenders
You Broke My Heart Lavender Diamond
Asleep Xiu Xiu
Where Is She Donovan
Suzanne Bridget St. John
Asleep The Smiths
