075: Baby, Were The Same

1. "88 Lines About 44 Women" The Nails; from Mood Swing [1984]
2. "People Who Died" Jim Carroll Band [1980]
3. "Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar" Bob Dylan, from the Biograph box set
4. "Change The Locks" performed by Lucinda Williams, later covered by Tom Petty.
5. "Cinammon Girl" Neil Young & Crazy Horse; from Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere [1969]
6. "Wicked Game" Chris Isaak
7. "Easy" The Commodores [1977]
8. "Slow Love" Prince; from Sign 'O The Times [1987]
9. "If I Were You" (Single Version) k.d. lang [1995]

10. "Could've Been Anyone" Aimee Mann; from Whatever [1993]
11. "We're The Same" Matthew Sweet; from 100% Fun [1995]
12. "Lady In The Front Row" [1993] This one-hit wonder from Redd Kross reminds me of my year interning at WFNX in 1993-94.
13. "No More No More" Aerosmith; from Toys In The Attic [1975]
14. "Give It Everything" I think I found this Al Green song on a soundtrack CD, but I don't have the CD anymore.
15. "Mr. Wendal" [1992] from 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days in the Life Of...Arrested Development
16. "I Know" (single edit) Dionne Farris used to be in Arrested Development. This single (which reached #4 in 1994) is from her solo debut, Wild Seed Wild Flower.
17. "I Found A Love" I found this previously unreleased song from 1974, with an awesome drum solo by the late Jamie Oldaker, on Eric Clapton's Crossroads box set. Oldaker was a studio and touring drummer for Clapton on and off from 1974 through 1991. He appears on seven Clapton records, and he can be seen backing Clapton at Live Aid in 1985. He plays drums on "I Shot The Sheriff", "Cocaine", "Wonderful Tonight", "Lay Down Sally", "Promises", and another personal favorite Clapton song of mine, "She's Waiting".
18. "What Is Life" George Harrison had just passed away from cancer (after a lifetime of cigarette smoking) when I made this mix.