Playlist: X Factor: Stacking Up + Laura Marling

Soundcheck Playlists | Dec 13, 2011

X Factor: Stacking Up

“When You Believe” (Mariah Carey and Whiteny Houston) – Melanie Amaro (The X Factor)

“I’d Rather Go Blind” (Etta James) – Rachel Crow (The X Factor)

“I Love You This Big” – Scotty McCreery (Clear as Day)

“Song For You” (Donna Hathaway) – Marcus Canty (The X Factor)

“Gangsta’s Paradise” (Coolio) – Chris Rene (The X Factor)

“Love Lockdown” (Kanye West) – Pentatonix (The Sing-Off)

 

Pick Three: Nate Chinen

“The Magic Number” – De La Soul (Three Feet High and Rising)

“Woo” – Anthony Hamilton (Back to Love)

“5 O’Clock” – T-Pain feat. Lilly Allen and Wiz Khalifa (rEVOLVEr)

“Understanding” – Gilad Hekselman Quartet (Hearts Wide Open)

 

In Studio: Laura Marling

“The Muse” – Laura Marling (A Creature I Don’t Know)

LIVE PERFORMANCE: “Sophia” – Laura Marling

LIVE PERFORMANCE: “Don’t Ask Me Why” – Laura Marling

LIVE PERFORMANCE: “I Was Just a Card” – Laura Marling

“My Friends” – Laura Marling (A Creature I Don’t Know)

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