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A few weeks back, there appeared in Forkcast a My Brightest Diamond cover of the Huey Lewis and the News song "Naturally". The song is from a forthcoming compilation titled Are You Still With Me?! A Tribute to Huey Lewis and the News. The compilation still has no label nor specific release date in 2008, and both the line-up and tracklist await finalization. But the project's MySpace has information about some of the other contributors, for those wondering if Shara Worden was the only one who had rediscovered the heart of rock and roll.

Those contributors include Apostle of Hustle, the Long Winters, Centro-matic's Will Johnson, Bound Stems, Oh No! Oh My!, Windsor for the Derby, and Catfish Haven, among many others. In fact, all of the confirmed contributors are listed below in alphabetical order, along with the songs they cover and the Lewis/News albums they're from.

Are You Still With Me?! A Tribute to Huey Lewis and the News:

Antenna Shoes: "Stop Trying" [from Huey Lewis and the News (1980)]
Apostle of Hustle: "I Want a New Drug" [from Sports (1983)]
Bound Stems: "Doing It All for My Baby" [from Fore! (1986)]
Catfish Haven: "The Heart of Rock & Roll" [from Sports (1983)]
Derby: "Jacobs Ladder" [from Fore! (1986)]
Erie Choir: "Some of My Lies Are True (Sooner or Later)" [from Huey Lewis and the News (1980)]
Will Johnson (Centro-matic): "Hearts" [from Huey Lewis and the News (1980)]
The Long Winters: "Do You Believe in Love" [from Picture This (1982)]
My Brightest Diamond: "Naturally" [from Fore! (1986)]
Oh No! Oh My!: "Finally Found a Home" [from Sports (1983)]
Panda & Angel: "Hip to Be Square" [from Fore! (1986)]
Tim Seely: "Stuck With You" [from Fore! (1986)]
Travels: "I Never Think About You" [from Plan B (2001)]
Windsor for the Derby: "Bad Is Bad" [from Sports (1983)]
Winnebago Deal: "Workin for a Livin" [from Picture This (1982)]
The World Provider [ft. Dustin Hinterland]: "Walking on a Thin Line" [from Sports (1983)]