Live Set: Vital Organs


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01 Booker T. _ the MG_s - Time Is Tight

02 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Don_t Do Me Like That

03 Boston - Smokin’

04 ? & The Mysterians - 96 Tears

05 Allen Moorhouse - Pop Pastime

06 The The - Love Is Stronger Than Death

07 Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride

08 Elvis Costello - The Beat

09 The Band - Chest Fever

10 Felt - Jewel Sky

11 The Swingin' Medallions - Double Shot (Of My Baby’s Love)

12 The Beatles - Only a Northern Song

13 Cornershop - Wogs Will Walk

14 Nilsmen - The Sand Step

15 The Dukes of Stratosphere - 25 O_Clock

16 Emerson Lake and Palmer - Karn Evil 9 1st Impression, Pt. 2

17 Billy Preston - Outa Space

18 Spencer Davis Group = Gimme Some Lovin' 

19 DJ Shadow - Organ Donor

20 Led Zeppelin - Your Time Is Gonna Come

21 Chris Montez - Let_s Dance

22 The Charlatans - The Only One I Know

23 The Zombies - Beechwood Park

24 Argent - Hold your head up

25 Jackie Mittoo - Hot Milk

26 Jefferson Airplane - Meadowlands

27 The Doors -Light My Fire 

28 The Selecter - On My Radio

29 The Velvet Underground - What Goes On

30 Mickey and the Soul Generation - Iron Leg

31 Todd Rundgren - Go Ahead. Ignore Me.

32 Roy Porter Sound Machine - Ohh-La-La

33 Spooky Tooth - I Am the Walrus

34 The Monks - We Do Wie Du

35 Sly & The Family Stone - Everybody Is a Star

36 Blood, Sweat _ Tears 01 You’ve Made Me So Very Happy

37 Brian Auger - Indian Rope Man (feat. Julie Driscoll)

38 The Animals - Don’t Bring Me Down

39 The Stranglers - Peaches

40 Deep Purple - Highway Star

41 Tommy James & the Shondells - Crystal Blue Persuasion

42 The Kinks - Lola (instrumental)

43 Felt - Don_t Die On My Doorstep

44 Allen Moorhouse - Psychodale

45 Booker T. _ the MG_s - Hip Hug-Her

46 Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle

47 Procal Harem - A Whiter Shade of Pale


 

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