From the Holiday Inn in lovely San Francisco, California, it’s another Coverville. If you’re reading this before you hear the show, allow me to apologize in advance for the microphone. But the music is great, and here’s what you’ll hear:
| Title (with link to iTunes, if available) | Artist | Album (with link to Amazon.com, if available) | Original Artist |
| Satisfaction | John Batdorf and James Lee Stanley | All Wood and Stones | The Rolling Stones |
| Sweet Emotion | Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon | Sixty Six Steps | Aerosmith |
| O Mehki Mehki Thandi Hawa (sort of “Help Me Rhonda”) | Kishore Kumar | Bombay to Goa | The Beach Boys |
| Viva Las Vegas | The Dead Kennedys | Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables (CD + New DVD Documentary) | Elvis Presley |
| Martini Five-O | Blue Hawaiians | Sway | The Ventures (Hawaii Five-O) |
| Ms. Jackson | The Vines | Outtathaway | Outkast |
| Train In Vain | Dwight Yoakam | Under the Covers | The Clash |
37 minutes | 
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Hey, you played my audio request for ‘Martini Five-O’ – which I had never heard! (impossible to pay download).
Thanks! And I loooove this cast! Tom Waits is still king, though……
I’ve enjoyed Leo Kottke’s guitar music. I recall hearing a track of his on a Windham Hill compilation called “Sounds of Wood and Steel”, in which all the guitarists played the songs on Taylor guitars. That compilation also included Clint Black doing a Chet Atkins piece, and Amy Grant and Vince Gill doing “How Great Thou Art”.
So… what Microphone was that and how can I avoid using it?
I originally thought the first song in the quiz was Suspicious Minds. The melody line on the first part is the same. I think that could be what Tina was thinking of when she said that she almost had it.
Wasn’t Hawaii 5 0 originally done by the VENTURES? I think they deserve the credit!
Brian! You did it again! All day long I’ve got “Bombay Goa, Bom Bombay-a Goa!” running through my head.