Original songs on "Dusty in Memphis"

"Breakfast in Bed" was covered by Baby Washington on the album "Dave Godin's Deep Soul Treasures, Volume 3"

"Breakfast in Bed" was covered by Joan Osborne on the album "Breakfast in Bed"

"Breakfast in Bed" was covered by Jules Shear on the album "Sayin' Hello to the Folks"

"Breakfast in Bed" was covered by Shelby Lynne on the album "Just a Little Lovin'"

"Breakfast in Bed" was covered by Hortense Ellis on the album "Alton & Hortense Ellis"

"I Can't Make it Alone" was covered by Continental Drifters on the album "Continental Drifters"

"I Can't Make It Alone" was covered by Linda Jones on the album "Your Precious Love"

"I Can't Make It Alone" was covered by Vanilla Fudge on the album "Rock & Roll"

"I Can't Make It Alone" was covered by Lou Rawls on the album "I Can't Make It Alone: The Axelrod Years"

"I Can't Make It Alone" was covered by P.J. Proby on the album "Enigma"

"I Don't Want To Hear It Anymore" was covered by Melissa Manchester on the album "Melissa"

"Just a Little Lovin'" was covered by Shelby Lynne on the album "Just a Little Lovin'"

Cover songs on "Dusty in Memphis"

The Baby Washington song "Breakfast in Bed" was originally on the album "Dave Godin's Deep Soul Treasures Taken From the Vaults, Volume 3"

The Barbara Lewis song "Don't Forget About Me" was originally on the album "Don't Forget About Me / It's Magic"

The Gene Pitney song "Just One Smile" was originally on the album "The Very Best of Gene Pitney"

The Jackie DeShannon song "No Easy Way Down" was originally on the album "For You"

The The City song "That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho)" was originally on the album "Now That Everything Has Been Said"

The Tony Joe White song "Willie & Laura Mae Jones" was originally on the album "The Best of Tony Joe White (Featuring Polk Salad Annie)"

The Carole King song "You've Got a Friend" was originally on the album "Tapestry"