The "Good" Jeremy Spencer Elmore James covers:
Shake Your Moneymaker
Got To Move
Doctor Brown
Coming Home
I Believe My Time Ain't Long
The bad ones:
If more than two of the above are on the same album. (read: "Mr. Wonderful") One is fine, but it's like a Chuck Berry album where every song starts sounding the same, except different lyrics.
If they'd have just released his first solo album as the second platter of a "Then Play On" double-album, history might have been changed!
"When I See You Again"...too many "Baby...baby"s, and her voice is relatively shot, but other than that, I do agree that it DOES have a bit more powerful tone than "Landslide".
Sorry, Johnny..."The Second Time" is a stinker...but, like just about every song; to one, it's a stinker, to another it's a rose with various olfactory shades in-between.