"Go Now" was written in 1962 by songwriter Larry Banks, who gave it to his ex-wife to record a couple years later. Bessie Banks' version came out in early 1964 but it was The Moody Blues version later in the year that became a hit. A previous mix included her original recording, this mix has The Moody Blues version along with other covers by Gloria Jones and Cher.
"Hamrony" is a track from Elton John's 1973 album Goodbye Yellowbrick Road. This mix features covers by Diana Ross and Jesse Malin as well as the original.
One other song repeats this week: Bob Dylan's 1981 Shot Of Love outtake "You Changed My Life", with a more recent cover by Ivan & Alvosha.
Jay-Z's "Cashmere Thoughts" samples Bohannon's "Save Their Souls".
The rest: a stripped-down version of Jimmy Cliff's cover of Cat Stevens' "Wild World", the vocal track of The Clash's "Rock The Casbah", Eddie Kendricks' version of Seals & Croft's "Diamond Girl", Group Home's jazzy "Supa Star", the J Dilla-produced "You Can't Hold The Torch" by Busta Rhymes with Q-Tip and Chauncey Black, The Boswell Sisters' swinging "Wha'dja Do To Me?", the Joe Walsh-led "In The City" by The Eagles, Brook Benton's cover of Elton John's "Country Comfort", Marion Black's soulful "Go On Fool", Mark Kozelek's cover of Modest Mouse's "Float On" and a demo version of Big Star's "Blue Moon".
Wild World (stripped ver) Jimmy Cliff
Rock The Casbah (vocals) The Clash
Go Now The Moody Blues
Harmony Elton John
Diamond Girl Eddie Kendricks
Supa Star (my edit) Group Home
Save Their Souls Bohannon
Cashmere Thoughts Jay-Z
Go Now Gloria Jones
You Can't Hold The Torch Busta Rhymes ft/ Q-Tip & Chauncey Black
Wha'dja Do To Me? The Boswell Sisters
Harmony Diana Ross
You Changed My Life Ivan &Alyosha
Go Now Cher
In The City The Eagles
Country Comfort Brook Benton
Harmony Jesse Malin
Go On Fool Marion Black
You Changed My Life Bob Dylan
Float On Mark Kozelek
Blue Moon (demo) Big Star