Original songs on "On the Road to Find Out (disc 4)"

"Don't Be Shy" was covered by Pearl Jam on the album "2000-11-03: Boise, Idaho, USA (disc 2)"

"Don't Be Shy" was covered by Travis on the album "Re-Offender"

"The First Cut Is The Deepest" was covered by Papa Dee on the album "The Journey"

"The First Cut Is The Deepest" was covered by Little Angels on the album "Little of the Past"

"First Cut Is the Deepest" was covered by Sheryl Crow on the album "First Cut Is the Deepest"

"The First Cut Is The Deepest" was covered by Dawn Penn on the album "No, No, No"

"First Cut Is the Deepest" was covered by David Essex on the album "Cover Shot"

"The First Cut Is The Deepest" was covered by Bad Manners on the album "Fat Sound"

"First Cut is the Deepest" was covered by P.P. Arnold on the album "Lady Sings The Blues Night & Day (disc 1)"

"Here Comes My Baby" was covered by Yo La Tengo on the album "Fakebook"

"Here Comes My Baby" was covered by The Mavericks on the album "The Definitive Collection"

"Here Comes My Baby" was covered by The Jags on the album "The Best Of"

"If You Want to Sing Out Sing Out" was covered by Death By Chocolate on the album "Death By Chocolate"

"Wild World" was covered by Maxi Priest on the album "Reggae Party 1999"

"Wild World" was covered by Jimmy Cliff on the album "Best of Jimmy Cliff"

"Wild World" was covered by The Ventures on the album "The Horse"

"Wild World" was covered by SNFU on the album "Better than a Stick in the Eye"

Cover songs on "On the Road to Find Out (disc 4)"

The Sam Cooke song "Another Saturday Night" was originally on the album "The Man and His Music"

The Fats Domino song "Blue Monday" was originally on the album "The Fats Domino Collection"