Come on Dawgs put your favorite songs here:

Limp Bizkit - Rollin'

We don't have enough fave song threads.

Metallica - Fuel

I would certainly never discourage music threads. I would however say that there have been so many that I have posted so many of my favorite songs and artists before that the pickings are getting slim for me.

So what I will do is give you songs from an artist that has always been "one of my favorites" that seemingly gets very little love here.

First big song I loved of his was with Blind Faith



He followed that up with Traffic in 1972



Solo songs







The last time I saw him play was in 2015 with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. RIP Tom.

Tom Petty's death was a real shocker to me.

Not that I was a huge fan when he was most productive (what, late 80s, early 90s?). For instance, I never bought a Tom Petty album.

But since he's died I've bought maybe a dozen of his biggest hits for my MP3 player.

Very familiar songs from when they were on the radio all the time. Now, I love them more then ever.

I guess that's how many artists become popular after they die.

I was a fan of his from his very first solo album. His music was basic but it was real.

Thanks for posting I grew up with Steve Winwood and Stevie Nicks.

The Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin



Love this song.

Me too. I just feel in the grand scheme of things he gets overlooked quite a bit.

Dave thanks for posting that. Those were the days.

My favorite song is Lateralus by Tool. The first video is the song itself. The second is an examination of the song. Heads up, it's pretty deep stuff.

The Grateful Dead launched All The Years Live, a video series available through their official YouTube channel. Archivist David Lemieux introduced the series in a “seaside chat” and the first video has been released featuring the band’s performance of “Morning Dew” from October 18, 1974 at The Winterland in San Francisco.

“We are going to start digging into the vault and releasing unreleased Grateful Dead concert videos pretty much song-by-song,” Lemieux said. “These will be the good-quality, multi-camera video shoots that would have been on the screens at stadiums. So they’ll all be really good. We’re going to do proper transfers. They’ll look, they’ll sound great and they’ll be available here on the Grateful Dead’s official YouTube channel.”

The archivist explained that the channel will also feature footage from past concert films. David noted that videos from previous releases have been cleaned up for inclusion on the Dead’s YouTube channel. However, the big news is the plans to unveil live videos that haven’t been shared yet. “What we’ve released so far is only the tip of the iceberg,” Lemieux added.

David Lemieux asks fans to subscribe to the channel. New videos will be posted each Thursday at 8 a.m. PT. Watch Lemieux introduce the series below:

https://www.jambase.com/article/grateful-dead-all-the-years-live-video-series

I've always wondered if your handle is an honor to the Grateful Dead.

Ed Sheeran - Shape of You

Pretty sure this is from the 'Grateful Dead Movie', which was filmed when the band decided to take a hiatus in 1974 and they held a series of final shows at the Winterland (also captured on the "Steal Your Face" LP).

Taylor Swift - Blank Space

Just heard this one again, and it's one I've always liked.

John Parr - St. Elmo's Fire

Mr. Mister - Kyrie

Grass Roots - Temptation Eyes

Good tune.

Thanks I haven't heard I'm not in love in years.

REO Speedwagon - Keep on Loving You

Madonna - Don't Tell Me

Layla - the original from 1970 by Eric Clapton/ Derek and the Dominos

Layla

Indeed, that's a classic! One of my favorites...

Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - I Hate Myself for Loving You

Ram Jam - Black Betty

Roy Orbison - Pretty Woman

Ferris Bueller's Day Off - Twist And Shout

I could rename this thread, but I won't. LOL

I stay away from these threads,but in honor of Elvis Costello being awarded the "Officer of the Order of the British Empire"I thought I'd whip one out,so congrats to Sir Declan Patrick McMAnus.
What's so Funny 'bout Peace ,Love and Understanding

Dead & Company: Live from Wrigley Field (6/30/2017 Show 1 Set 1)



Dead & Company: Live from Wrigley Field (6/30/2017 Show 1 Set 2)

Oteil Burbridge is one of my favorite bassists. His stuff with The Aquarium Rescue Unit was pretty amazing too.

Skid Row - 18 And Life

Check out his collection called "The Juliet Letters."
Elvis and a classical string quartet. Really great stuff.

I've played it 2 times with a really talented local singer.

re: Elvis Costello

Also really liked "Painted from Memory" with Burt Bacharach.

Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way.

This song will always be near and dear to my heart.

I remember being about 6-7 years old, rocking out to this song in our family Yugo at the time (yes, we was broke growing up). My brother in the front seat, me and my other brother in the back holding garbage bags going to the dump - windows down as my dad jammed it out loud on the cassette player. Simpler times back just a mere 25 years ago.

We appreciated those little things.

Yo Willie: check out Triumph's cover of Rocky Mountain Way. It won't be better than your memories of that song, but they did a good job on that.

John Lennon - Watching The Wheels

He left us too young... he left us with this...



...for this I can’t forgive him.

The Corrs - Breathless

This one was way ahead of its time.

Great Album.

Other than the "My Woman From Tokyo" intro rip off, I always loved this song.

I think the studio version of "Meadows" came off "The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get" album. That's my 2nd favorite Joe Walsh album behind "Barnstorm". Good stuff.

It most certainly did.

Matchbox Twenty - 3AM

Matchbox Twenty - Back 2 Good

Corrs singer is a nice-looking woman. They do a great cover of Hendrix's Little Wing.

Grand Funk Railroad.....Inside Lookin Out...............and as loud as allowed at your dwelling/location. Love the guitar solo that begins at 2:55

Well, alrighty then.....

Steppenwolf......

The Pusher

The Traveling Wilburys

Tweeter and the Monkey Man




https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveling_Wilburys

Bob Dylan

Like a Rolling Stone.....

Since the 4th is just around the corner.....

Artful Dodger

Scream............

Humble Pie, Live, Rockin the Filmore

I Don't Need No Doctor

Earth, Wind and Fire.

September.......

.......and as loud as allowable.

Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young

Ohio......

The Pussycat Dolls - Buttons ft. Snoop Dogg

One of my all-time faves is Sly's proto-funk classic "Thank You (fallettinme be mice elf Again)"

They had so many great songs it was very hard for me to pick. But I rather prefer their low gravely vocals. Being a natural baritone it just suits me better. Funk was great in the 70's!

Genesis

Turn It On Again

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Well, all of Creedence is imo top stuff but here's one......

Fortunate Son

The Verve

Bittersweet Symphony

Talk Talk

It't My Life........

...................."DON'T YOU FORGET"!!!

Talk Talk is one of the best bands ever!

Their album The Color of Spring is transcendent! Might be my favorite album of all time. Another tune from that one.

Joe Cocker...........Woodstock

With a Little Help From My Friends

Thunderclap Newman

Something In The Air

The Zombies

Time of the Season

Iron Butterfly

In A GADDA DA VIDA

Prob my blushing bride of 35 years most favorite song from "back then". Gotta play it at least 3-4 times each way on our semi-annual trip to Myrtle and back.

Question Mark & The Mysterians

96 Tears

The Left Banke

Just Walk Away Renee

Bruno Mars

Locked Out Of Heaven

This is one of the all time great music videos!

Wild Thing.......

..........by The Troggs



Then again, there are other versions......

......Jimi Hendrix.

The Fifth Dimension

Stoned Soul Picnic

Al Green

Tired of Being Alone

Big Mountain - Baby I Love Your Way

Cream

Crossroads

Young Rascals

Groovin....

Lou Reed 1973 Live

Sweet Jane

jc

Chris Rodrigues and The Spoon Lady

Angels in Heaven

Jefferson Airplane

White Rabbit




Somebody to Love

Humble Pie

30 Days in the Hole

The Grass Roots - Midnight Confessions

A long long long time ago in we had a Christmas party in our 3rd?4th? grade class at Immaculate Conception grade school in Downtown Willoughby.

We were allowed to bring in vinyl records(45s) to play at our Christmas Party.

Someone brought Midnight Confessions and put it on. A minute into the song our teacher(nun) lost it. Almost broke the record in half.

That was the end of our Christmas party.

The Mamas And The Papas - California Dreamin

Wilson Pickett

Mustang Sally

Just heard one this morning that will be in my head all day:

Light My Fire by the Doors

Wow!!! Good call.

Can't believe we left that one out!

Another by the Doors.....

Riders on the Storm

Oh man oh man oh man......

......can't leave this one out.

The Doors

Roadhouse Blues

Huge, huge fan of Neil Young. Moving forward, if you could only listen to one artist......

Oh man? For me it's gotta be......

Neil Young

The Needle and the Damage Done

Harry Belafonte

Don't Stop The Carnival

Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour

The best part of the song kicks in at 1:34 quickly leading to the demise/cancelation of The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.

"Smothers Brothers"


I watched them through the years. My favorite is George Carlin. I also loved the big chuck and little john show.

As a kid, my favorites were "Wake up little Suzy", "Unchained Melody", and Sheb Wooley's "Purple People Eater" (duh ).

Songs that I must listen to when they come on now: "Here Comes the Hotstepper", "It Wasn't Me", "Boombastic", probably a half dozen different songs by ABBA, most anything by Buddy Holly, "Sabotage", "Intergalactic", "Bring the Noise", "I've Got the Power", "Jesus Built My Hotrod", "Head Like a Hole"

You just named all my favorite songs you just left out angel by shaggy.

Shaggy - Angel ft. Rayvon



Nine Inch Nails - Head Like A Hole

Great call on Angel!
The lyrics remind me of another childhood favorite: Juice Newton's "Angel of the Morning"

Also gotta add "Let's Groove" because I just heard it.

I recently watched Boehemian Rhapsody .. and forgot how talented Mercury was w/the vocals. Great songs

Green Day - When I Come Around



Stone Sour - Through Glass



Stone Temple Pilots - Creep

Evanescence - My Immortal



Flo Rida - My House

The Notorious B.I.G. (feat. Bone Thugz-N-Harmony) - Notorious Thugs



Boyz N The Hood - Eazy E

The Rolling Stones.........Live, Altamont 1969

Under My Thumb

Tragically remembered as the concert where a concertgoer was stabbed to death 20-30 feet from the stage by a Hells Angel.

The vid doesn't show it but shows him being dragged off camera by an HA.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Meredith_Hunter

Meredith Curly Hunter, Jr. (October 24, 1951 – December 6, 1969) was an 18-year-old African American who was killed at the 1969 Altamont Free Concert. During the performance by The Rolling Stones, Hunter approached the stage, and was violently driven off by members of the Hells Angels motorcycle club who had been contracted to serve as security guards. He subsequently returned to the stage area, drew a revolver, and was stabbed and beaten to death by Hells Angel Alan Passaro.

The incident was caught on camera and became a central scene in the documentary Gimme Shelter. Passaro was charged with murder. After an eight-man, four-woman jury deliberated for 12 and a half hours, following 17 days of testimony, Passaro was acquitted on grounds of self-defense.

Since you mentioned that song, one of the best covers of a stones song IMO is by a late-70s, early 80s Canadian band named Streetheart.

I don't think they recorded a studio version of Under My Thumb, it was from a live album they recorded. I prefer it to the original (don't hate me).

If you feel like it, check that cover out.

They also did a decent cover of a Small Faces tune (a band that I liked), but I can't remember the name of the cover offhand.

This one?

It isn’t a favorite, but I heard this song about three days ago and I can’t get it out of my head:

Summer in the City

Always sort of liked Lovin' Spoonful. John Sebastian wrote some other good stuff as well.

The Lovin' Spoonful - Summer In The City

Neil Young - Heart of Gold

Hot town, summer in the city, back a my neck gettin dirt and gritty.

Been down, isn't it a pity. Doesn't seem to be a shadow in the city.

Thanks! There it is

Thanks for making it stick ... again

KT Tunstall - Black Horse And The Cherry Tree



Nelly Furtado - Turn Off The Light

Cool! Thanks for taking the trouble, dawg. You're on my good list. The version that was in my head is from the late 70s, lol.

I think songs were better before computers were everywhere.

'been down" not bend down, man I so often get lyrics wrong.

is it,

Dirty Deeds, Thun der Chief!

or is it,

Dirty Deeds, done dirt cheap!

also,

is it, ..\

You make me feel like a nat ur al Woman,

When for over 20 years I was sure it was saying

You make me feel like a Man Should A Woman,

The name of the song is dirty deeds done dirt cheap - it might even be the album title - so yeah , those are probably the lyrics.

And here I thought it was "Dirty jeans dungarees. Dirty jeans and they're dungarees".

Love it! Haven't heard the term "dungarees" since grandma and grandpa, both born in the very early 1900's, were alive.

I used to do my own parodies of songs. I always thought that AC/DC was a terrible band so this is one that I came up with.

Maggie May?

"Wake u Maggie I think I got something all over you!"

I have quite a few of them but some won't pass the board rules.

Now we need a thread for 'misheard lyrics.'

Manfred Mann's Earth Band

"Blinded by the light; wrapped up like a douche...."

Haha yes

'Scuse me, while I kiss the sky"

That's what Hendrix sang

False.
Little-known fact: Hendrix was gay. Those lyrics are actually:

"'scuse me, while I kiss this guy..."

Two classics Pit.

A little off the beaten path but I love this song.

That "fact" IS little-known.

I like a lot of Randy Newman's stuff, including the song you posted.

My favorite though is a somber instrumental piece from the movie "Awakenings". It's called, "Dexter's Tune."

No link to it available.

Randy Newman is unique as a song writer.

Nobody writes like he does. He can write a sensitive love song like "Every time it Rains". Then tell a story of how he fell in love and stalks a girl "Susanne" whose number was in a phone booth.

I have always loved the guy since the first I heard "Sail Away."

I always loved the sequence in Naked Gun with Randy Newman’s “I Love LA”

I know it's Friday, but always a great song to start the work week off with.

Good jam

Sometimes I can’t pick a favorite song. So I pick them all.

fun mashup.
very clever.

Hmmm, no Van Morrison on this thread

Van Morrison

Wild Night

The Youngbloods

Get Together

Harry Chapin - Cats in the Cradle

Reminds me of Forrest Gump ... great jam

Could be on the One Hit Wonder thread as well. Great song for the times. Then again, great song for all of the times.

Cept maybe the 20s. I mean, they were the"Roaring 20's" so..?

They def roared till 10-24-1929. After that, not so much.

A rock band in the early 90s did a cover of that I liked: Ugly Kid Joe.

I love the story in that song.

Yeah I no the band I like this one.

Ugly Kid Joe - Everything About You

Still alotta stuff left off this thread.

Abraham, Martin, and John

Dion

Harry Chapin was a lyrical genius. Jim Croce was another. Both died way too early. (Time in a bottle. Don't mess around with Jim, Bad, bad, Leroy Brown, Operator, I've got a name, One less set of footsteps, I'll have to say I love you in a song, Photographs and memories, and more)

When I was a kid, I used to get the names Dion and Donovan mixed up.

If we're talking Donovan, you can't go too far wrong with "Season of the Witch" and "Hurdy Gurdy Man."

Sammy and Ronnie....

Stoner Songs from the 70's.....

Or Donovan's "Atlantis" for that matter.

I'm not very good at posting songs.

Just heard it:

“Come on Feel the Noise” by Quiet Riot

Say no more AZ. Got ya covered.

Donovan

Atlantis

Thanks very much.

That song never ceases to pump me up

Twisted Sister -- We're Not Gonna Take it

Beastie Boys - (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party)



Beastie Boys - No Sleep Till Brooklyn



Beastie Boys - Intergalactic

That’s a good one too ... and I just heard it yesterday as well

Bob Seger

Sunspot Baby

Some songs just bring back memories.

Absolute best thing that ever happened to me.!!!

"Mainstreet" will always be my favorite from him.

If we’re going Bob Seger, Against the Wind always gets me

Always here for ya Dawgs4. Always here for ya.

Paul Young - Everytime You Go Away

Taxi.

Taxi is such a sad song. Great one, but melancholy. I haven't hear that in years.

Rod Stewart - Some Guys Have All The Luck

Thanks TTT

Rod Stewart is awesome ... that’s one of my favorites as well

Hmmm....

Not a single Simon and Garfunkle tune on this thread.

Simon and Garfunkle

The Sound of Silence

Hmmm....

Not a single Van McCoy & Pan's People tune on this thread.



I love it when they do that "playing patty cake" move.

Brick

Dazz

Also, I might add that I'm posting this disco song KNOWING FULL WELL that I'm gonna get scolded by Clem.

I'm def living on the edge w/this one.

Lynn Anderson - I Beg Your Pardon, I Never Promised You A Rose Garden

The Hollies

Bus Stop

That's one of my favorite songs. Bus Stop

The Monotones - Book Of Love

Procol Harum

A Whiter Shade of Pale

Bread

Make It With You

Carly Simon - You're So Vain

Tesla - Love Song

Just heard it working out: The Joker by Wolfmother

I love the 9th, I have been listening to this song 1-2 times a week since I was 13. So complicated, so melodic, so powerful. I was able to see it live last year and it was even crazier in person.

That's a cool story.

Mamas & Papas - California Dreaming

Black Sabbath

War Pigs....Live

Love some Sabbath

War Pigs from a New Orleans Brass band....

Our Uber driver told us about this on our way back home from the New Orleans game last year.

Well, now for something completely different.....

Love Greensky. Seen them a ton over the years. They put on a hell of a concert.

I saw this band at th ePortland Waterfront Blues Festival about 10 years ago. My oh my how they blew me away. They played this and Zeppelin's "The Ocean" amongst many others. Super great and so fun!

This is madness!!!!

Something different for all you mainstream music folks. This is one of my favorite up coming bands in my scene. These guys are all exceptional musicians that have really honed their craft together onstage. I caught them this summer at a festival. They didn’t disappoint.

Something a little smooth and a little funky.
Introducing you all to,
Spafford...

Man they’re so damn good. This was from a festival I worked last summer. I invited PDX onto my crew. The night of this show I sat him on the amphitheater hill to watch the show. He didn’t really know what to expect as he wasn’t familiar with Greensky. Let’s just say he walked away more than impressed.
From about the 7 minute mark on the guys just let it roll into something well beyond bluegrass. They say about themselves that they’re a rock band that plays bluegrass instruments. Anders Beck is quite possibly the most innovative and outside the box dobro player on earth right now. It shows. Enjoy...

This is another band big in my scene. The last few years has really seen their popularity rise. I remember working for a band in Columbus in the late 90’s early 2000. This band opened for us. My how they've grown.

Umphrey's McGee...

This intro is just incredible. It is made to be played loud.

I'm always here for you D4. Always here for you.

Loved this song when I first heard it sung by Blood Sweat & Tears.

But Amy bring it home.

Neil Young

Southern Man........crank it.

Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young

Carry On

John "Bonzo" Bonham

Bonzo's Montreaux

Always liked this + always wanted to play the piano.

2 strangers at a Paris train station.

Metallica

Enter Sandman

Sade

Why Can't We Live Together?

Black Sabbath

Paranoid

As much as I like Neil Young(top 1-2-3 faves of all time imo) I never knew pretty much any of this......

If you're a fan, a good listen.........

Neil Young

Southern Man

Really dig this band... And this video... Featuring one of the baddest drummers on the planet - from Warren, Ohio - Dave Grohl.

Cat Stevens has written some of the most beautiful introspective songs.

I saw him once in Berkley sometime in the mid seventies. He played solo. Amazing talent.

Makes you wonder what he could have done had he stayed in music as a career.

No one "doesn't like this song". Even Brick Houses" like this song.

The Commodores

Brick House

Lol I always think of everybody loves raymond

Journey

Don't Stop Believin'

Wheel in the Sky

Greatness personified....

All I ask is that you leave a ducket or 3 for me in the will D4.

Crazy

Patsy Cline

You da man

Her early death was so sad. She was only 30 years old.


The songs she left behind are all we have. The emotion and realness of her voice made you feel the song.

Shame there is so little.

Wow. Little shook up after watchin this vid. At the 1:21 mark the Sky Soldier standing there with the cigarette in his hand is my grandmother's best friends son, Steven Mika. I was 10 when he was killed on 6-22-67. Dak To, Battle of the Slopes.

Wow.

Lodi

John Fogarty

http://www.virtualwall.org/dm/MikaSA01a.htm

Classic Soul music from my childhood:




Given a fresh coat of purple paint in 1996. Love that the strings were live recorded in-studio both times.

The Kinks x 5.....

Celluloid Heroes



You Really Got Me



Lola



All Day and All of the Night



Sunny Afternoon

Love this album, it's one of the very few I still listen to from this era:

Always liked the humor in their songs.

Love the oldies but goodies stuff. Really have so many songs that would need a thread to take over with.

There's nothing human left of me, nothing at all.
Cuz you woke up the beast and it won't go back to sleep...

Select bumper music from Ferrall on the Bench. CBS Sports Radio.

Here is Lynryd Skynrd's response to Southern Man...

Along with 'Stairway to Heaven', 'Money' (Pink Floyd), 'More Than A Feeling'....'Sweet Home Alabama' has to be the most overplayed tune on American airwaves.

Gratefull Dead

Fire on the Mountain

Great tune but this version smokes. You can’t have Fire without Scarlet.

I agree w/Sweet Home Alabama ... when it comes on the radio I turn it off anymore

Compressorhead

TNT(AC/DC)

Excellent song. Recording is very natural-sounding. Guitars have great tone. Best southern rock band ever.

Larry Junstrom, founder of Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd that wrote 1974 classic 'Sweet Home Alabama', dies at 70

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar...es-aged-70.html

The Doors

Backdoor Man.....Live

I heard Folsom Prison Blues in the car just a bit ago ... for whatever reason that song gives me the feeling of being a hard ass (and I’m not one lol)

I don't like country music, but I lied some of Johnny Cash's songs. The Folsom Prison Blues song bothered me. It's a cool song w/a great beat and lot's of passion, but a couple of things bothered me.

One was this line:



One his band members let out a war whoop after that.

That is very shallow and troubling.

The second was when he yelled out "Sooie" while recording that song in prison. Sooie is a reference to pigs, and most of us know that law enforcement were referred to as pigs during that time period.

I think that it had to be tough on the prison guards after that performance and I'm sure the inmates felt more resentful, but Johnny made a lot of money off of it.

Here is a recording of it.

I've finally found my calling in life D4. I've finally found my calling.

you da man

yeah, there’s no doubt it’s disrespectful and risqué ... its a different type of tune (and i dont like country either)

j/c

Put a little funk in your day!

I love that song

Love her voice, it gives me goosebumps:

Alfalfa "AND" Darla

I'm in the Mood for Love

Tony Joe White

Polk Salad Annie

Cracker...Live

Low

Still sung at sporting events to this day.

Steam

Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye

The Isley Brothers

Who's That Lady

Oh man oh man oh man.....

Neil Young.....Live.....

Rockin In The Free World

Great jam

Atomic Dawg

bow wow wow yippy yo yippy yay

Part of the brilliance is that this played during a very poignant scene on The Walking Dead (spoilers in the youtube comments!). That heaviness aside, wow, I love simple songs with brilliant lyrics.

This tune is a beautifully-wrought vehicle for Joni's poetry more than it is a song per se. The soundscape is magic (damn, what a band), but the words she writes are so artfully, thoughtfully crafted they can literally take my breath away. I listen to this piece and think to myself, "what a mind- to be able to create like this..."

Read the lyrics in time with Joni's voice. Don't skim or read ahead. Take this poem at Joni's pace. Let her take you somewhere.

"White flags of winter chimneys
Waving truce against the moon"


breathtaking.


lyrics

As a writer and sometimes poet, I always thought this song was very poetic.

You know..............while I am no musical expert, I have to say that when I listen to music, I sometimes like songs that make me feel happy or wanna dance. Other times, I love songs that I feel that delve deeply into political and social issues. There are other songs where I just marvel at their true greatness. Others tug at my heartstrings because I know that many artists teeter on that fine line of sanity and insanity.

Etta James is one such artist. I posted a tribute to her a few years ago and I won't go through all of her songs again, but this woman struggled w/mental illness while being one of the most talented vocalists who ever lived. This may sound weird, but I think "touched" people are sometimes better artists. It is all about the rawness Unabashed emotions. If you ever have some time, research Etta. She was brilliant and tragic, just like many other artists of her time......and maybe beyond.

It seems the further you go back the more pure and simple it gets.

Here's another.

Etta James

At Last

Good listen about the Doors song "Riders on the Storm".

A Teenager In Love

Was and still am a huge fan of their music.

Grand Funk Railroad

I'm Your Captain.....Live

The Chambers Brothers

Time Has Come Today

thats a great one too

My wife was born in Idaho, and never liked Country/Western. I grew up in Cleveland and always liked Country/Western

I took he to a Merle Haggard concert maybe 15 years ago. She was cool until he p[played this song, then she was hooked on the Hag. Heck, maybe 20 years ago.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=twi...amp;FORM=VRDGAR

She had to love this one

Saw these guys live a few weeks ago, so damn good

Say it Ain’t So by Weezer

Black Sabbath

War Pigs.....Live

Beck

Loser

great jam when you’re feeling defiant

November 10, 1975 All 29 souls were lost

I always think of Seinfeld with this song ... good one

Eric Burdon and War

Spill the wine

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Suzie Q

Don't let Freddie bring you down!

Love this song. Just love this song. Always have, always will.

The Marmalade

Reflections of My Life

RIP Leon

A truly great song by a musical giant.

I have been one his fans for many years.

Keep the devil down in the hole.

WHAT??? No Guns N' Rose's in the thread?

Gotta get me some a dat....

Sweet Child O' Mine

Sting

Fields of Gold




Phil Collins

In The Air Tonight

Phil Collins

Another Day in Paradise

Love fields of gold

Sting and Shaggy

Sting

If I Ever Lose My Faith in You

Alan Parsons....Live

Sirius/Eye In The Sky

Neil Young

Decade......

Down By The River

"Be on my side I'll be on your side".....

What this thread I all about.....

Doobie Brothers

Listen To The Music

Sting is one of those people who just has it.

Great musician, terrific voice, suburb writer.

I loved the Police. And just kept going with Sting solo.

The Police

Roxanne

If you are ever in a folk song dont go near the river.

AC/DC

Back In Black




Hell's Bells




You Shook Me All Night Long

Love Roxanne

Yeah, but the thing with Sting is this, between hookers and the stalker song I kind of worry about him.

The stalker song......

Never thought about that.....The stalker song. Point well taken. Now ya got me.......

As far as the Hookers? Meh......

It makes me wonder if he was stalking hookers. Hookers are people too.

I've heard that as well.

Stories

Brother Louie

Chris Rea

Fool If You Think Is Over

I remember the Midnight Special well. There was some really great stuff on there, in between the disco.

Redbone

Come And Get Your Love

I am going on record right here, right now, that I 100% agree with this statement.

Not a single "The Who" song in this thread. Smh.

The Who

Emminence Front

It simply just doesn't get any better than this:

https://youtu.be/and0PHmJHc8

The Hollies

Bus Stop



Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress

Not a huge country fan but I always loved Waylon's voice.

"Sweet Little Bullet from a Pretty Blue Gun."

Fields of Gold is an amazing song I forgot about it, thank you for posting that one.

I don't seem to know how to post a youtube video but this is one of my favorite songs. Its an acquired taste I get it lol.

https://youtu.be/9Sk55fGpf9M

Thank you!

Turn the volume up on this one!!!

Queen

Fat Bottom Girls

One of my favorite songs and performances

Speaking of Queen, the vocals in Somebody to Love are just incredible

The Undisputed Truth

Smiling Faces Sometimes

Hot Chocolate

Emma

Wow, 2 cool tunes I probably haven't heard in 30 years.

Good selections.

Tommy James and the Shondells

Crimson and Clover