- "Got To Give It Up, Part 1" Marvin Gaye: From the campfire scene in Paul.
- "Fun, Fun, Fun" Pharrell; From the movie Despicable Me.
- "Old Days" Chicago
- "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five" Paul McCartney & Wings: Special version from the film One Hand Clapping, the first half showcases Paul's soulful solo vocal and piano, which then is spliced into the full final arrangement.
- "Lasso" Phoenix
- "Velcro Fly" ZZ Top has the same drum part as the "Lasso".
- "F.M." Steely Dan
- "Seven Chinese Brothers" R.E.M.
- "I'm A Loser" The Beatles
- "Victoria" I just saw The Old 97's play "Victoria" at a free show at SXSW.
- "It's Bad You Know" R.L. Burnside
- "Freeway" Aimee Mann
- "Morning Moon" I am not saying I am going to become a superfan, but when I heard this song on the radio, I thought to myself "this is terrific! where has The Tragically Hip been all my life?"
- "Dreams" Fleetwood Mac
- "All Over The World" Electric Light Orchestra: the closing credits song from Paul, previously in the movie Xanadu.
- "Loving You Is Easy" Sarah McLachlan: a pleasingly ordinary 4/4 chugging piano riff from Ms McLachlan.
- "All My Nights I've Been Waiting [Liz Lemon's Theme] Tina Fey & Christopher Cross: what started as a gentle Christopher Cross joke on 30 Rock crossed over to reality when Mr Cross recorded an actual song based on the joke. When Worlds Collide!
- "See The Lights" Simple Minds
- "Breathe (2AM)" I learned Anna Nalick's name after holding my Android phone up to the radio and activating the SoundHound app.
- "Good Is Good" Cool George Harrison-y guitar riff. From Sheryl Crow's Lance Armstrong period. Isn't it retroactively embarrassing to dedicate an LP to him?
