What would your list look like?
mine would be just for pure listening pleasure and have to include these and many more of course
Marvin Gaye, “What’s going on” and “Sexual healing”
andre Bocelli “Time to say goodbye”
Adele “Hello” and “Someone like you”
John Lennon “Imagine”
Whitney Houston “I will always love you”
Some Frank Sinatra, Robert Plant, Beatles, Stevie wonder, Paula Abdul.
Excellent thread idea!Originally Posted by flowerseverywhere
Blue by Joni Mitchell
Dear God by XTC
Suicide Solution by Ozzy
From The Inside by Alice Cooper
New World Water by Mos Def
Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix
On The Radio by Donna Summer
Mean Street by Van Halen
Soul Man by Sam & Dave
Back in Black by AC/DC
Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be by AC/DC
Great White Buffalo by Ted Nugent
Bop Gun by P-Funk
Ashes to Ashes by David Bowie
In the Midnight Hour - Wilson Pickett
I was in the House When the House Burned Down - Warren Zevon
Johnsburg, Illinois - Tom Waits
My Attorney Bernie - Dave Frischberg
I'm Different - Randy Newman
Veronica - Elvis Costello
Snakebite - Eleni Mandell
It Serve You Right to Suffer - John Lee Hooker
Bitter - Jill Sobule
The Thrill is Gone - BB King
I Don't Want to Go Home - Southside Johnny
Etta James--I'd Rather Go Blind
Habib Koite--Africa
Andrea Bocelli--L'Abitudine
Dolly Parton--Jolene
Amy Winehouse--Rehab
Eminem--8 Mile
Linda Ronstadt--Different Drum
Simon and Garfunkel--I Am a Rock
Eddy Raven--I Should Have Called
Celine Dion--the entire French Album
Josh Groban--Mai
Janis Joplin--Turtle Blues
Weird Al Yancovic--Eat It, Tacky, Word Crimes
Las Mocedades--Eres Tu
Chaka Khan--Sweet Thing
Kyo Sakamoto--Sukiyaki
Joan Baez--No Nos Moveran
(A representative sampling)
Last edited by JaneV2.0; 1-9-18 at 6:37pm.
Hmmmm, so many possibilities
The Cranberries - Zombie
Husker Du - Don't want to Know if you are Lonely
Social Distortion - Angel's Wings
Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil
Disturbed - Sound of Silence
Johnny Cash - Hurt
Minutemen - Political Song for Michael Jackson to Sing and I Felt like a Gringo
Prince - so many!
basically songs that give me many feels.
I'm not necessarily stuck in the 60's or 70's but when it comes to best songs and artists "ever", my starting list for rock and pop could be simplified by saying, "Woodstock". Jazz and classical opens up a whole nother batch of choices.
I have to go and listen to a lot of these, I bet I can sing them but don’t know the titles
Rogar you are right, so much incredible talent. I often listen to Beethoven and Mozart just to relax. Last night I listened to Schubert’s symphony number 1.
So much beautiful music.
I really needed this today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdjQk0x_4q8
I could Type stuff all night but I'll keep it short.
Pink Floyd- Time Boston -Foreplay / Long Time Journey- Just the same way Kansas- Carry On Wayward Son Yes-Roundabout Rush – YYZ Muse-Unnatural Selection Nichole C Mullen-I Know my Redeemer Lives Stevie Ray Vaughan- Couldn’t stand the weather Joe Satriani – Surfing With the Alien Eric Johnson- Cliffs of Dover News Boys-Take me to your leader
Jimmy Buffett: A Pirate Looks At Forty
k.d. Lang: Hallelujah
Roy Orbison: Crying - In Dreams
Paul Simon: The Boxer - Homeward Bound - American Tune - Sounds of Silence - Duncan (Pretty much anything he's written and performed except for Kodachrome, Me & Julio Down By The Schoolyard or 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover)
Willie Nelson: Stardust - Moonlight In Vermont
Johnny Cash: Hurt - God's Gonna Cut You Down - When The Man Comes Around - Rusty Cage - I Hung My Head
ZZ Top: Jesus Just Left Chicago - La Grange - Tush
Righteous Brothers: Unchained Melody - Soul and Inspiration
Lyle Lovett: If I Had A Boat - She's No Lady - Ballad of the Snow Leopard And The Tanqueray Cowboy
John Prine: Illegal Smile - Please Don't Bury Me - Sam Stone
Golden Earring: Radar Love
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
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