The Tide, week of 8/24/15

[CapnJack]

Monday, August 24, 2015
  1997

 1. Mofo – U2 (written about Bono’s mother)
 2. Lie To Me – Jonny Lang
 3. Adia – Sarah McLachlan
 4. I’ll Be – Edwin McCain
 5. Blood From A Stone – Jonatha Brooke
 6. The Thrill Is Gone – B.B. King with Tracy Chapman
 7. Everything To Everyone – Everclear
 8. All For You – Sister Hazel
 9. Whatever I Fear – Toad The Wet Sprocket

[CapnJack]

Tuesday, August 25, 2015
  1973

 1. Jesus Just Left Chicago – ZZ Top
 2. 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) – Bruce Springsteen
 3. Guilty – Bonnie Raitt
 4. My Old School – Steely Dan
 5. Let Me Roll It – Wings
 6. Let’s Get It On – Marvin Gaye (Marvin’s biggest hit came after a year of “writer’s block”)
 7. Satisfaction Guaranteed – Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes feat. Teddy Pendergrass
 8. Dixie Chicken – Little Feat
 9. Oh No Not My Baby – Rod Stewart

[CapnJack]

Wednesday, August 26, 2015
  1982

 1. Hold Me – Fleetwood Mac
 2. Southern Cross – CSN
 3. Hold Back The Rain – Duran Duran
 4. My Father’s House – Bruce Springsteen (from the album Nebraska…recorded acoustically into a high quality cassette-tape deck)
 5. Situation – Yaz
 6. Rock The Casbah – The Clash
 7. Dirty Laundry – Don Henley
 8. Industrial Disease – Dire Straits
 9. Don’t Pay The Ferryman – Chris DeBurgh

[CapnJack]

Thursday, August 27, 2015
  2001

 1. Neon – John Mayer
 2. Extra Ordinary – Better Than Ezra
 3. The Space Between – Dave Matthews Band
 4. The Lucky One – Alison Kraus and Union Station (Grammy winner for Best Country Song)
 5. Clock Radio – Action Figure Party
 6. Travelin’ Light – Eric Clapton
 7. Something More – Train
 8. My Old Friend – John Hiatt & The Goners
 9. Everywhere – Michelle Branch

[CapnJack]

Friday, August 28, 2015
  1999

 1. Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning) – Vertical Horizon
 2. Learn To Fly – Foo Fighters
 3. Never Enough – David Wilcox
 4. Last Goodbye – Kenny Wayne Shepherd
 5. When I Grow Up – Garbage
 6. Brand New Day – Sting
 7. Down To The Delta – Bruce Cockburn
 8. Smooth – Santana feat. Rob Thomas (the last #1 song of the 90′s)
 9. Cry – Angie Aparo