I'm more a fan of the nuclear themed stuff,like Atom Bomb Baby and Uranium Fever, as opposed to random old love songs. I'd love those types of songs.

Despite the fact it sounds like magic but has stalker lyrics..

You can like a rabbit, fly like a bee,

No matter what you do,

you'll never get away from me,

because I'm right behind you baby!

(Ray Smith)

Grandma Plays the Numbers is another one I really like by Wynonie Harris. I've also literally never heard of a single other person whose first name is "Wynonie".

To be honest, when I heard the name "Wynonie" I thought it was a girl's nickname

I must admit I'm not that well-versed in music history, but if there are some musicians from that period that are from the Seattle area, putting their songs in would be cool. The ones you listed are all good choices, they'd fit right in.

Same as Aish, I really don’t know anything about what artists have any connection to Seattle. It rains a lot, so in the same way New Vegas has a fair bit of

country western, I would expect Seattle to have melancholy songs to reflect the atmosphere. Much less twang though.

I'd think with the state of the world in terms of information technology and globalisation (or a semblance of it within the US), artists could theoretically be played from all over.

You know, despite the existence of "The King", who's heavily implied to be a Fallout rendition of Elvis Presley, we haven't heard a single song yet, that I can recall.

They wanted to include an Elvis song in New Vegas but the licenses were way too expensive.

Yeah big ticket names like Elvis or the Beatles charge millions.

Even though they aren't even alive.

To be honest, I'd much rather listen to Eddie Cochran, sometimes. Plus they could definitely put it in.

They used one of his songs for a Fallout 76 trailer, if I recall correctly.