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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