1. Fine Knacks For Ladies – The King's Singer – Elizabethan pop, al soprano lead vocalist and background bassist and a lone lute to tell a story not unfamiliar to the Beatles fans: money can't buy me love – Grade: A
2. Good Morning to The Light – Elton John Vs Pnau – As much mash up as remix, if George Martin had been born 50 years later and decided to tackle Elton John's catalog, it might sound like this – Grade:A
3. Start Me Up – The Rolling Stones – The follow up to "Miss You" and a huge huge hit – Grade: A
4. Miles From Nowhere The Only Ones – One of the late 1970s greats, "I want to die in the same place I was born in, miles from nowhere" is a perfect epigram – Grade: A
5. Quasar – The Smashing Pumpkins – The guitars are like oceans of sound craching… but the song isn't there – Grade: B
6. Strangers In The Night – Frank Sinatra – At Radio City, admits he has always hated this song – Grade: B+
7. Train Station – The Moms – Danny's tour diary is over… any aspiring rock stars should read it carefully – Grade: B+
8. The Gift Of Life – Wafa Abala – The jazziest of concerns, the finger picked bass holds the song together – Grade: B_
9. Stretch And Bobbito '95 – Big L – Featuring a ridiculously young Jay-Z reminding us he could really do it – Grade: A
10. Daughters – Nas – What a putz – Grade: C