With quotes by The Soul Man himself! 

1. Ray Charles – “I’ve Got A Woman” – from the album The Very Best of Ray Charles

”Great piano riff, I think Ray was trying to find a lot of women across town.” 2. Elvis Costello – “Satellite” – from the album Spike (With Bonus Disc)
”Great tune, love the artist!”3. Drive By Truckers – “Gravity’s Gone” – from the album A Blessing And A Curse
”That’s what happens when I have a couple drinks.”

4. Delbert McClinton – “Old Weakness” – from the album One of the Fortunate Few
”There’s nothing like the smell of honeysuckle in full bloom.”

5. Marc Broussard – “Home” – from the album Carencro
”Beats the hell out of hotel rooms.”

6. Grateful Dead – “U.S. Blues” – from the album The Very Best of the Grateful Dead
”Live at the Wetlands is my all time favorite version of this song and concert!”

7. Phish – “Heavy Things” – from the album Farmhouse
”One of the all time greatest jam bands puts a country spin on a great tune.”

8. James Brown – “Get On The Good Foot” – from the album James Brown – 20 All-Time Greatest Hits!
”Beats the hell outta getting on the bad one.”

9. Bob Dylan – “I Shall Be Released” – from the album Before The Flood [Live With The Band, 1974]
”Awesome song, I like the Grateful Dead version of it.”

10. Anthony Hamilton – “I Know What Love Is All About” – from the album Ain’t Nobody Worryin’
”One of my favorite artists right now and that song definitely shows his artistry.”

11. George Benson – “On Broadway” – from the album Weekend in L.A.
”Weekend in L.A. is a must have album!”

12. Peter Frampton – “Do You Feel Like We Do” – from the album Peter Frampton – Greatest Hits
”This is Frampton in full musical stride.”

13. Sam Cooke – “Twistin’ The Night Away” – from the album One Night Stand: Sam Cooke Live at the Harlem Square Club, 1963
”It’s very rare to hear live Sam Cooke. This is one of those moments.”

14. Elton John – “Candle In The Wind” – from the album Elton John – Greatest Hits 1970-2002
”Nobody calls Marilyn by Norman Jean anymore.”

15. Allman Brothers – “Mountain Jam” – from the album Eat a Peach
”A 45 minute jam that rocks!”