Name, Town, Song, Artist
49. Mike, Minneapolis, "Freaks Come Out at Night", Whodini
SNOWEY HALLOWEEN
50. Cindy, St. Paul, "Up On the Roof", James Taylor
51. Kari, Minneapolis, "Only the Lonely", Roy Orbison
52. Katie, Minneapolis, "Rhapsody In Blue", George Gershwin
53. Nan, Hugo, "Pride and Joy", Stevie Ray Vaughan
54. Leslie, Newport, "Rock Me Amadeus", Falco
55. Pat, Egan, "Minute By Minute", The Doobie Brothers
56. Lydia, Brooklyn Park, "In The Light", DC Talk
57. Clara, Brooklyn Park, "Cinderella", Steven Curtis Chapman
58. Dale, Anamosa, "Think: Freedom", Aretha Franklin
59. Jen, Little Canada, "Amazing Grace", Hymn
60. Marcus, Little Canada, "Thriller", Michael Jackson
ICE FISHING
61. Carolyn, Minneapolis, "Barton Hollows", Civil Wars
62. Carol, Minneapolis, "Appalachian Spring", Aaron Copland
63. Charlene, Minneapolis, "Damn Right I’ve Got The Blues", Buddy Guy
WHEN I KNEW MY HUSBAND WAS MINE
64. Tasha, Franconia, "I’m Too Sexy", Right Said Fred
65. Somu & Jaya, Roseville, "Ellam Inba Mayam", classic Southern Indian Song
66. Karthik, Roseville, "Last Friday Night", Katy Perry
67. Anonymous submission 1, found in boom box, “Alarm Clock Songs” mix
68. Anonymous submission 2, found in boom box, "Ingapirica, Pan Flute from the Andes"
69. Anonymous submission 3, found in boom box,
70. Clayton, St. Paul, "The Real Slim Shady", Eminem
71. Sergio, Minneapolis, "Suspicious Minds", Elvis Presley
72. Anonymous submission 4, found in boom box, "Let It Be, Ingapirica, Pan Flute from the Andes" 73. Hugo, Minneapolis, "Ballade Pour Adeline", Richard Clayderman
74. Local Radio, heavy rotation, "Pumped Up Kicks", Foster The People
THE BIRTH OF ELISE HARDY

The Minnesota Mixtape was created by collecting song titles from
visitors to Franconia Sculpture Park and people I encountered in my
travels around the Twin cities area. Each participant was allowed to
submit at least one song title. I have included the first name and town of residence of each participant, along with their song title. I also collected recordings of people recalling a memory from their life that relates to Minnesota. These stories are interspersed between the songs. The Minnesota Mixtape serves as a portrait of the Twin cities and the surrounding area, through audio recordings, both the songs people listen to and their actual voices describing significant moments in their lives. Unfortunately they were about 6 songs I was not able to locate, however the other 75 are the direct result of local community's input.