• From the film In the Heat of the Night
• Written by Quincy Jones, Marilyn and Alan Bergman
• Produced by Quincy Jones

• Written and produced by Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff
• Vocals: Kenneth Jeremiah, Richard and Charlie Inguie
• Recorded in Philadelphia PA
• Inspired by the Schuykill Expressway near Philadelphia
• Soul Survivors are from Philadelphia PA
• Band’s name was formerly Dedications
• This Soul Survivors biggest hit single
• Kenneth Jeremiah later joined Shirly & Company
• Later recorded by Booker T & MGs (1968), Amen Corner (1968), Don Bryant (1969), Vibrations (1969), Merl Saunders (1973), Blues Brothers (1980), Breakfast Club (1987), Cintron (2005)  and Eddie Money (2007)

• Written and originally recorded by Bobbie Gentry (1967)
• Saxophone: King Curtis
• Also recorded by Ferrante and Teicher  (1967), Marilyn Maye (1967), Ray Bryant (1967), Ventures (1968), Howard Roberts (1967), Billie Joe Spears (1968), Sonny Criss (1968), Racket Squad (1968), Liz Anderson (1968), Jan Akkerman (1968), Nancy Wilson (1968), Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs (1968), Tammy Wynette (1968), Joe Tex (1968), Leon Haywood (1969), Fifth Dimension (1971), Jimmy Dawkins (1976), Oscar Peterson (1972),  Jaco Pastorius (1991), Patricia Barber (1994), Sinead O’Connor (1995), Lucky Peterson (1999), Molly Johnson (2008) and many more

• Originally recorded by Frankie Lymon & Teenagers (1956)
• Written by Frankie Lymon, George Goldner, Herman Santiago and Jimmy Merchant
• Recorded in New York City NY
• Also recorded by Gale Storm w/Orchestra (1956), Alma Cogan (1956), Gloria Mann (1956), Four Seasons (1963), Beach Boys (1964), Fourmost (1965), California Music (1975), Diana Ross (1981) and Kenny Rankin (2001)

• Written by Dan Fogelberg
• Guitar: Dan Fogelberg
• Produced by Dan Fogelberg and Marty Lewis
• Recorded in Boulder CO

• Lead vocals: Martha Davis

• Written by Topper Headon, Mick Jones and Joe Strummer
• Clash is from London U.K.
• This is Clash’s biggest U.S. hit single
• Also recorded by One Bad Pig (1992), SKAndalous All-Stars (1998), N.C. Thirteens (1999), Solar Twins (1999), Richard Cheese (2004), Something for Kate (2007), Howlin’ Pelle & Randy (2006), Taryn Szpilman (2008) and Nate Wizse (2009)

• Recorded in Los Angeles CA

• Lead vocals: Eddie Rabbitt and Crystal Gayle
• Written by Frank J. Myers
• Produced by David Malloy
• Rabbitt sang his vocals without knowing that Malloy would later add Crystal Gayle’s vocals, making it a duet; the same ploy was pulled on Gayle to secure her agreement to record the song

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• Lead vocals: Patty Smythe