Bob Dylan – Like A Rolling Stone ( Highway 61 Revisited, 1965) Ben Harper – Burn One Down (Fight Your Mind, 1995) Santana – Black Magic Woman (Abraxas, 1970) The Verve – Bittersweet Symphony (Urban Hymns, 1997) The Doors – When The Music’s Over (Strange Days, 1967) Miles Davis – Blue
Ben Harper – Burn One Down (Fight Your Mind, 1995)
Santana – Black Magic Woman (Abraxas, 1970)
The Verve – Bittersweet Symphony (Urban Hymns, 1997)
The Doors – When The Music’s Over (Strange Days, 1967)
Miles Davis – Blue In Green (Kind of Blue, 1959)
Laurie Anderson – Tightrope (Bright Red, 1994)
Annie Lennox – Why (Diva, 1992)
Massive Attack – Protection (Protection, 1994)
Depeche Mode – It’s No Good (Ultra, 1997)
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