"Bloodshot Records is a biggie in the indie music world. The Chicago based label has represented such Various Artists like Neko Case, Old 97s, The Sadies, the Gore Gore Girls, and Ryan Adams, that referring to them as ""varied"" might be a bit of an understatement. Now twenty years since their inceptions, respect is being paid by an even LARGER variety of artists like Shakey Graves, Andrew Bird, Chuck Ragan, The Minus 5, and Superchunk in a variety of tribute tracks representing the diversity and wide catalog of music that has been birthed out of Bloodshot Records. Not just a mere tribute, but a true letter of love to one of contemporary music's most eclectic and influential labels." "To Be Young (Is to Be Sad Is to Be High) - Blitzen Trapper, Look the Other Way - Chris Shiflett ; the Dead Peasants, Cold Forgiver - Samantha Crain, Dirt - Chuck Prophet, Where I Fell - Hiss Golden Messenger, Things I Didn't Say - Dave Davison, Dragging My Own Tombstone - Ted Leo, Deep Red Bells - Into It. Over It, My Backyard - Split Single, Sound of Running - Limbeck, Aspidistra - Tim Kasher, Happy Birthday Julie - Shakey Graves, My Winding Wheel - Ivan ; Alyosha, Survivor Blues - Chuck Ragan, Cherokee Grove - the Minus 5, Last to Know - Carolyn Mark, Strange Birds - Daniel Romano, Manifold - Charlie Parr, St. Nick on the Fourth in a Fervor - the Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, I Came Around - Possessed By Paul James, I'll Trade You Money for Wine - Andrew Bird Nora O'Connor, 2:00 Am - Ben Kweller, The Corner - Frank Turner, Come Pick Me Up - Superchunk, East Jefferson - Koji (6), Fake Out Jesus (Live) - the Great Crusades, Up to My Neck in This - Mike Watt ; the Missingmen*, Oh My Sweet Carolina - Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers, Broken Bottle - Jerry David Decicca, 1000 Dollar Car - the Handsome Family, All Grown Up - Warm Soda, Is That You in the Blue? - James Leg, Truck Driver - Two Gallants, Dry Land - Diarrhea Planet, All the Time - Kevin ""Shinyribs"" Russell*, Stick to the Plan - the NC Music Love Army, I Wish I Was the Moon - William Elliott Whitmore, Liked It a Lot - Samuel Fogarino"
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