1. Timshel (Africa Mix) – Mumford And Sons – This works so much better than it has any right to, Mumford is almost chanting and the backing track is a xylophone playing an African melody, like the time Vampire Weekend dream of writing – Grade: A
2. Ready Go – Juniel – It is liked getting mugged by a children’s gameshow, but in a really good way – Grade: A
3. The Might I Learned How Not To Sing – Iris Dement – Congratulate yourself, you are listening to the saddest song ever written – Grade: A
4 .Doom And Gloom – The Rolling Stone – Great first verse – Great: A-
5. Highway In The wind – Arlo Guthrie – It isn’t melancholy because he is melancholy now, it was melancholy when he wrote it – Grade: A
6. Quite Early One Morning – Pete Seeger – A very positive noise, so ring freedom’s bells already – Grade: A
7.Ambulance – My Chemical Romance – Not a great glam rocker, but a good one for sure – Grade: B
8.You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) – Sylvester – This is so hot it makes modern dance feel like pretenders to a throne Sylvester died before he could claim once and for
9. Love And Only Love – Neil Young – He opened with this (I guess!)
10. Hello Dolly – Louis Armstrong – From 1971, five months before his death and "one of those good ol' young ones", Satchmo's scatting here is remmarkable, he slides right through the lyric – Grade: A