Song-A-Day: Tomorrow Never Knows

    "Tomorrow Never Knows" by The Beatles.

Song-A-Day: I've Just Seen A Face

    "I've Just Seen A Face" by The Beatles.

Song-A-Day: Don't Let Me Down

    "Don't Let Me Down" by The Beatles.

Song-A-Day: Helter Skelter

    "Helter Skelter" cover by Bobby Yang.

Song-A-Day: Yesterday

    "Yesterday" by The Beatles.

Song-A-Day: Across the Universe

    "Across the Universe" cover by Fiona Apple, from the movie Pleasantville. The video was directed by Apple's then-boyfriend Paul Thomas Anderson, fresh off his success with Boogie Nights.

Song-A-Day: Her Majesty

    "Her Majesty" by The Beatles. Listen to this one with headphones: the audio fades slowly from the left speaker to the right, giving off the illusion that it's traveling through your head, from one ear to the next.

Song-A-Day: Mother Nature's Son

    As the years go on, my respect for Jack White only grows. Not only does he form his own band and label to put out his music; not only does he form a super-group, and then one more for good measure... He's probably the only musician of his generation with a singular, distinct voice. So much so that he can silence a room filled with everyone from the President to Sir Paul McCartney with his rendition of McCartney's own "Mother Nature's Son." In a musical landscape slipping further and further into mediocrity (and if we're being honest, it's been well past mediocre for a while now), he's worth his weight in gold.

    God bless Jack White.