1. Blue Öyster Cult (USA) - The Return Of St. Cecilia (The Symbol Remains, 2020) 4’12”
2. Country Joe McDonald (USA) - Hold On, It's Coming (Hold On, It's Coming, 1971) 3’53”
3. Keith Moon (UK) - Crazy Like A Fox (Two Sides Of The Moon, 1975) 2’06”
4. Edgar Winter (USA) - Give It Everything You Got (Edgar Winter's White Trash, 1971) 4’29”
5. Brownsville Station (USA) - Smokin' In The Boys Room (Yeah!, 1973) 2’57”
6. Osanna (ITA) - Ce Vulesse (Suddance, 1978) 4’31”
7. The Knack (USA) - Let Me Out (Get The Knack, 1979) 2’21”
8. Josefus (USA) - Gimme Shelter (Dead Man, 1970) 4’06”
9. Ted Nugent (USA) - Stranglehold (Ted Nugent, 1975) 8’23”
10. Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity (UK) - Light My Fire (Streetnoise, 1969) 4’23”
11. El Rego Et Ses Commandos (Benin) - Djobimé (El Rego, 1976) 2’30”
12. Stray Cats (USA) - Look At That Cadillac (Rant N' Rave With The Stray Cats, 1983) 4’03”
13. Kenny & The Kasuals (USA) - Journey To Tyme (Singolo, 1966) 2’36”
14. Listening (USA) - Stoned Is (Listening, 1968) 4’41”
15. Robert Palmer (UK) - Addicted To Love (Riptide, 1985) 5’57”
16. The Shadows Of Knight (USA) - Bad Little Woman (Back Door Men, 1966) 2’34”
17. The James Taylor Quartet (UK) - 2001 Theme - Live (Absolute - J.T.Q. Live, 1991) 4’13”
18. Life (USA) - I Don't Want To Be Your Fool Anymore (Spring, 1971) 4’07”
19. Karthago (GER) - String Rambler (Karthago, 1972) 5’24”
20. Arzachel (UK) - Soul Thing (Queen Street Gang Theme) (Arzachel, 1969) 4’26”
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