"U.F.O." is the title track to Jim Sullivan's only album, recorded in 1969. This mix features covers by Grey Lands featuring Nils Edenloff as well as Okkervil River to accompany the original.
"Are My Thoughts With You?" was written and recorded by Mickey Newbury in 1968. This mix features contemporaneous covers by Linda Ronstadt and Etta James as well as the original.
One other song repeats on the mix: covers of British singer-songwriter Jonathan King's "Everyone's Gone To The Moon" by Bobby Womack and Nina Simone.
The rest: the hazy French pop cover "(L'ete Indien) Indian Summer" by Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra, a cover of Air Supply's "Lost In Love" by Bill Callahan and Bonnie 'Prince" Billy featuring Emmette Kelly, R.E.M.'s spiritual "Talk About The Passion", X Clan's Parliament-sampling "Heed The Word Of The Brother", Funkadelic's lewd "Icka Prick", the ethereal "Run The Heart" by Sleigh Bells, Nakhane's cover of New Order's "Age Of Consent", Isaac Hayes' version of The Carpenters' pop standard "(They Long To Be) Close To You", the funky "Confetti Emcees" by Krown Rulers, Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar's deranged "Family Ties", Mark Slade's surreal "Are They Going To Shoot God?", The Dezurik Sisters' dulcet "Arizona Yodeler" and Andre 3000's heart-rending "Me&My (To Bury Your Parents).
