1. Joan Jett & The Blackhearts (USA) - The Only Good Thing (Notorious, 1991) 4’26”
2. Carole King (USA) - I Feel The Earth Move (Tapestry, 1971) 2’57”
3. Blondie (USA) - One Way Or Another (Parallel Lines, 1978) 3’32”
4. Suzi Quatro (USA) - Fever (Your Mamma Won't Like Me, 1975) 3’38”
5. Detroit Cobras (USA) - Cha Cha Twist (Baby, 2005) 2’30”
6. Frumpy (GER) - Indian Rope Man (All Will Be Changed, 1971) 3’17”
7. Joni Mitchell (CAN) - Black Crow (Hejira, 1976) 4’22”
8. Mr Big (UK) - Wonderful Creation (Photographic Smile, 1976) 3’46”
9. Aretha Franklin (USA) - The Long And Winding Road (Young, Gifted And Black, 1972) 3’36”
10. Juliette & The Licks (USA) - You're Speaking My Language (You're Speaking..., 2005) 2’15”
11. Cher (USA) - Train Of Thought (Dark Lady, 1974) 2’34”
12. Girlschool (UK) - Deadline (Demolition, 1980) 2’55”
13. Caterina Caselli (ITA) - Tutto Nero (Paint It, Black) (Casco D'Oro, 1966) 2’51”
14. Lana Loveland (GER/USA) - Black Glove (Order To Love, 2006) 3’19”
15. Tina Turner (USA) - Under My Thumb (Acid Queen, 1975) 3’20”
16. Janis Joplin (USA) - Move Over (Pearl, 1971) 3’39”
17. Birtha (USA) - Can't Stop The Madness (Can't Stop The Madness, 1973) 5’52”
18. Linda Hoyle (UK) - Black Crow (Pieces Of Me, 1971) 3’17”
19. Earthen Vessel (USA) - Get High (Hard Rock / Everlasting Life, 1971) 3’26”
20. Maggie Bell (Scozia) - Caddo Queen (Queen Of The Night, 1974) 3’35”
21. Mama Lion (USA) - Gimme Some Lovin' (Gimme Some Lovin', 1972) 4’21”
22. Earth And Fire (GER) - Love Quiver (Earth And Fire, 1970) 7’38”
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