The cover photo is my wife's hand holding a freshly-picked apple October 16, 2005.The Title: This disc has no title. I created the packaging for #105, 106, and 107 all in one shot, and I was not inspired with titles.
- Never Destroy Us - I found this song by The Dears when researching music for our SXSW trip earlier that year.
- Count On My Love - I don't apologize for liking all phases of Liz Phair's career, from the lo-fi indie rock to the current hi-fi power pop.
- When My Baby's Beside Me - You can only read so many critics saying how awesome Big Star are before you buy their CD for yourself.
- Who Did You Think I Was? - This is from John Mayer's attempt to be taken seriously as a blues-rock trio.
- Times Like These - Foo Fighters
- Chest Fever - The Band
- Diddley Daddy - Bo Diddley
- Hickory Wind - You can only read so many critics saying how awesome Sweetheart of the Rodeo is before you go buy the CD for yourself.
- Photograph - The first time I heard this Jamie Cullum song, I thought he sounded *exactly* like Paul McCartney. The rest of this CD is a little too jazz-y for my taste.
- Fine Line - Paul McCartney
- Something Wild - Maia Sharp was the female singer Du Jour on the radio that week.
- No Way To Treat A Lady - Canadian rocker Bryan Adams had a flourishing sideline as a tunesmith for other artists. Along with his writing partner Jim Vallance, Adams contributed songs for KISS, Krokus, .38 Special, and Joe Cocker, among others. Two women named Bonnie covered this song: Bonnie "Total Eclipse of the Heart" Tyler, and Bonnie "A dozen Grammys" Raitt.
- Get Your Hands off My Woman - Ben Folds
- Don't Pass Me By - The Georgia Satellites cover Ringo's song as a Southern-fried rave up.
- Free Girl Now - I had this Tom Petty CD single lying around for 5 years without listening to it. I finally cracked the seal and gave it a slot on this mix.
- Eight Years Old - I generally like Ben Lee, but I was trying too hard to find new music when I picked this track off one of his CDs for this mix.
- Paul Newman's Eyes - I saw Dogs Die In Hot Cars at SXSW that spring.
- Forty Feet - Franz Ferdinand
- Vox Humana - I saw this terrible Kenny Loggins video on "V-66" when I was a teenager, and I bought the cassette.
- Sleeping Bag - ZZ Top
