Beck, Vampire Weekend, Fiona Apple & more contribute to Starbucks' Valentine's Day compilation
It’s nearly Christmas and you’re probably enjoying a cinnamon-infused coffee right now, but Starbucks want you to think about your Valentine’s Day presents already, announcing this covers album.
Sweethearts 2014 will be released on 4 February (giving you 10 whole days to wrap it for a loved one) and features Beck covering John Lennon, Jim James taking on Bob Marley, Phosphorescent delivering a rendition of Bob Dylan, plus contributions from Fiona Apple, Vampire Weekend and more.
Check out the full tracklisting beneath and stream Jim James’ opening track.
1. Jim James – “Turn Your Lights Down Low” (Bob Marley cover)
2. Vampire Weekend – “Con Te Partirò” (Inspired by the Andrea Bocelli recording)
3. Beck – “Love” (John Lennon cover)
4. Phosphorescent – “Tomorrow Is A Long Time” (Bob Dylan cover)
5. The Head and the Heart – “Don’t Forget Me” (Harry Nilsson cover)
6. Valerie June – “Happy or Lonesome” (the Carter Family cover)
7. Bahamas – “Always on My Mind” (Willie Nelson cover)
8. Thao – “If You Were Mine” (Ray Charles cover)
9. Ben Harper – “Fade Into You” (Mazzy Star cover)
10. Fiona Apple – “I’m In The Middle of a Riddle” (Anton Karas cover)
11. Brandi Carlile – “The Chain” (Fleetwood Mac cover)
12. Blake Mills – “I Hope” (Bobby Charles cover)
13. Sharon Jones – “Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours” (Stevie Wonder cover)
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