Joe Cocker - 'Let's Go Get Stoned'
One of Joe Cocker's Woodstock songs, "Let's Go Get Stoned," was a No. 1 R&B hit for Ray Charles in 1966. It took a lot of nerve to cover Ray Charles, but Cocker, who passed away Monday, pulled it off.
Rock
The Bloodhounds - 'Try a Little Reefer'
Following in the footsteps of Cheech Marin, East Los Angeles Latino rockers the Bloodhounds kick off their debut album "Let Loose" with the weed-centric track, "Try a Little Reefer."
Tom Petty - 'U Get Me High'
Tom Petty hasn't has a hit single since the pot-themed "You Don't Know How It Feels" 20 years ago. He may have another one with "U Get Me High."
Hard Working Americans - 'Blackland Farmer'
Todd Snider, Dave Schools, Neal Casal, Chad Staehly and Duane Trucks joined together to form the super group, Hard Working Americans. In the "Blackland Farmer" video, a struggling farmer switches to marijuana.
The Black Keys - 'Turn Blue'
The Black Keys have made a distinct move towards psychedelia with their new album, "Turn Blue." In addition to the trippy cover image, the boys from Akron, Ohio have added Farfisa organ to their blues-rock mix.