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Eli Paperboy Reed gamely steps out of the classic soul comfort zone the drums heavy dancefloor tune "WooHoo"! He cover's Robyn's "Call Your Boyfriend" on the flip.

From The CMT Crossroads series. Randy Travis joins The Avett Brothers on "February Seven" and the Avetts return the favor on "Three Wooden Crosses".

"Black Chandelier" recorded live at Kaufleuten, Zurich. "City Of Dreadful Night" is a previously unreleased B-Side.

First track released from Jimmy Eat World's forthcoming album, plus a cover of Radiohead's "Stop Whispering" on the flip.

A mystery split single in the Warner Side By Side Series – which pairs classic singles from the Warner/Atlantic/Rhino vaults with a more recent cover version – and hope it's a cool one! Good luck!

Guess what? They DO make 'em like they used to – as Amalia steps out here on two tracks that easily rival the best female soul from the early 80s! "Welcome To Me" feels just like Chaka Khan on Warner Brothers from 1982 – complete with sweet keyboards that percolate wonderfully alongside the soaring lead vocals! "Bonafide" is even better – a funky funky number with a really partyful groove right from the start – romping in a wonderful 80s way!

It's like the glory days of Warner Brothers all over again – as Van Dyke Parks reminds us why we love him so much with a tune like "Missin Mississippi"! The track's got this minimalist acoustic groove – flowing forth in waves of sound that are almost like Penguin Cafe – a perfect sound for the Discover America lyrics! "The Parting Hand" has a churchy harmony at the core, but then again breaks into this Americanist mode that's simply beautiful – as if Van Dyke's been waiting all these years to show us that he's the next generation's Aaron Copland!