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Top 97 of 2020 TOP 97 OF 2020 Pos Song / Artist 1 And It's Still Alright / Nathaniel Rateliff 2 Shine A Little Light / The Black Keys 3 I Don't Wanna Lie (bonus track) / Yola 4 Back to Me (ft. Lucius) / Grace Potter 5 Blacktop Run / Sonny Landreth 6 Be Afraid / Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit 7 Marching Band / Corey Laitman 8 Expectations / Katie Pruitt 9 The Roving / Bonny Light Horseman 10 Time Stands / Nathaniel Rateliff 11 Ocean Bed / Darlingside 12 Heartbreaker Please / Teddy Thompson 13 Who You Thought I Was / Brandy Clark 14 Bring My Flowers Now / Tanya Tucker 15 One Day She's Here / Marcus King 16 Happy Birthday, Baby / Hiss Golden Messenger 17 You Can't Rule Me / Lucinda Williams 18 By and By / CAAMP 19 Strangers / Mt. Joy 20 Ex-Girlfriend / Francesca Blanchard 21 The Buzz / Pretenders 22 Dreamsicle / Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit 23 Unchained / Devon Gilfillian 24 I Got You / Michael Franti & Spearhead 25 Mercy Me (live) / Jocelyn & Chris Arndt 26 Held Down / Laura Marling 27 The Good Life / Devon Gilfillian 28 Gaslighter / The Chicks 29 I Want More / KALEO 30 Dreaming / Dustbowl Revival 31 The Spark / William Prince 32 New York Is Rockin‘ / Willie Nile 33 Bigger Boat (ft. Randy Newman) / Brandy Clark 34 Johnny / Sarah Jarosz 35 Roller Disco / Jennah Barry 36 Strong Enough / Ray LaMontagne 37 6 Feet Under / Damhnait Doyle 38 Stay With Me / Margaret Glaspy 39 Holy Ghost Fire / Larkin Poe 40 Lies You Tell / Sawyer Fredericks 41 Private Lives / Low Cut Connie 42 The Well / Marcus King TOP 97 OF 2020 43 Little Bit Sweet / The Wood Brothers 44 Living In A Ghost Town / The Rolling Stones 45 Options Open / Kathleen Edwards 46 Strange Girl / Laura Marling 47 Hero / Michael Kiwanuka 48 Lockdown On Date Night Tuesday / Ondara 49 Can't Fight / Lianne La Havas 50 Crowded Table / The Highwomen 51 Anything You Want / Robert Cray Band 52 Just Words / Lynne Hanson 53 Goodbye Jimmy Reed / Bob Dylan 54 I Can Change Your Mind / The James Hunter Six 55 Blindsided / Mark Erelli 56 Bad For You / The Steeldrivers 57 Victory / The Avett Brothers 58 Greenwood, Mississippi / Lisa Mills 59 You're Not Alone / Semisonic 60 Alabaster / The Wood Brothers 61 (I'm Gonna Get Over This) Some Day / Logan Ledger 62 Dawn / Fruition 63 Don't Ask / John Craigie 64 Carry Me / Roger Street Friedman 65 Best Shirt On / Chuck Prophet 66 Letting Me Down / Margo Price 67 Retrograde / Pearl Jam 68 Unreal City / M. Ward 69 Masonic Temple Microdose #1 / Blitzen Trapper 70 Love You For A Long Time / Maggie Rogers 71 This Forgotten Town / The Jayhawks 72 Everything’s Right / Phish 73 Poison / Sierra Hull 74 Starting Over / Chris Stapleton 75 Wishing Well / Jack Broadbent 76 End of My Rope / Pokey LaFarge 77 By Our Design / Michaela Anne 78 The Luckier You Get / American Aquarium 79 Blank Slate / Chicano Batman 80 Big Road / David Bromberg 81 Brave / Pressing Strings 82 Who Do You Think You're Talking To? / Dawes 83 When It Comes to Love / Crystal Shawanda 84 You Don't Know How It Feels (home recording) / Tom Petty 85 Didn't Want To Be This Lonely / Pretenders TOP 97 OF 2020 86 Letter to You / Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band 87 Ring Them Bells (ft. Amy Helm) / Cindy Cashdollar 88 Dignity / Steve Forbert 89 Take Me There / Delta Rae 90 Can I Believe You / Fleet Foxes 91 Rolling / Michael Kiwanuka 92 Charlie Idaho / Mike Mattison 93 Reasons I Drink / Alanis Morrissette 94 It Must Be Someone Else's Fault / Courtney Marie Andrews 95 Time Is Wasting / Josh Ritter 96 Good Times / Michaela Anne 97 Broken / The Sea The Sea.
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