Ray Charles: Hit The Road Jack!
The outstanding mr. Ray Charles "Hit the Road Jack" is a song written by the rhythm and blues singer Percy Mayfield and recorded by Ray C
Lynden David Hall: Do Angels Cry
Incredible Talent, Gone.
Fantasia: When I see you
"The song, the singing , the walk , the shoes , dress and the little boy and girl sitting on the steps, like she said in the lyrics...I love it, I lov
Beyonce: Listen
"This song hits deep. It can relate to any kind of situation, not just a love relationship. I feel like it's so difficult for my parents to see me for
Beyonce: Irreplaceable
"This song is so true. Don't ever let anyone think that you are nothing without them, because there is always someone for us even if that someone is j
Mark Lettieri Group: Magnetar
'Magnetar' Mark Lettieri Group feat. Shaun Martin
Dusty Springfield: Windmills Of Your Mind
blue-eyed soul :)
Marvin Gaye: What's Going On
Awesome artist vocalist...Amazing song Mother Mother there's too many of you crying Brother Brother Brother there's far too many of you dying Yo
Anita Baker: Sweet Love
The 80's music So glad I grew up in this era
Al Steward and friends: Year of The Cat
Year of the Cat Produced Alan Parsons Composed and Write Al Steward & Peter Wood Music George Ford Peter White Peter Wood Tim Renwick Phil Kenzie
The Three Degrees: When will I see you again
Released in 1974
Barry White: Let The music Play
King of Soul RIP Barry!
Aretha Franklin: Respect
Originaly written and sing by Otis Redding 1967
Al Green: Al Green Greatest Hits
My favorite song is Let's Stay Together. I love Al Greens music because his lyrics come from deep in his heart. Love the beat to all of his songs. Gre
the jackson 5: never can say goodbye
one of the sweetest voices ever. i can identify with the song's sentiment.....michael jackson before his life started getting weird. i prefer the simp
ohio players: sweet sticky thing
can you say "double entendre"? not much happening lyrically; it's all in the groove....
average white band: work to do
awb was the 2nd band to cover this isley brother hit. yea, just like wild cherry, these guys were white. a lot of great music in the 70s. it also seem
wild cherry: play that funky music
the highpoint of the band's career was this one and only hit in 1976 but, what a huge hit. yea, they're white boys.
the main ingredient: everybody plays the fool
so true.....so smooth.....so sweet.....
the ronettes (ronnie spector, lead singer): be my baby
in memory of ronnie, who passed away from cancer on january 12, 2022. she had a number of hits as the lead singer in the girl group, the ronettes. the
edwin starr: war
this song is as relevant today as when it was first released in 1970.
Aretha Franklin: Bridge Over troubled water
Written by Paul Simon
the isley brothers: this old heart of mine
does this old heart of mine still have the strength to beat without.......
the four tops: baby i need your loving
motown was arguably the finest record label of the 1960s. the list of artists/groups under contract was unequalled. it would be almost impossible to p
Billy Ocean: Suddenly
After 35 years, still fabulous "If you grew up in the 80's and got to listen to this man sing his hits, smile becose you got to be alive in
playing for change: lean on me
another great cover by the playing for change artists
Jeanette Harris: The way it feels
The way it feels
Des'ree: Life
'Life' is very popular in 1998/1999 24 years ago I still remember those younger days
roger ridley (playing for change singer): tears on my pillow
roger has been playing the big concerts in the sky since november 16, 2005. what a voice! passionate. powerful. emotional. covered a number of songs f
Luther VanDross: Always And Forever
Such a timeless love song
John Legend: You deserved It All
Ooh.. I've been good at all year
Ed Sheeran: Thinking out loud
This music is the best it just speak about how much i would love the woman of my dreams. I can actually sing this song. :sa
Ed Sheeran: Thinking out loud
This music is the best it just speak about how much i would love the woman of my dreams
smokey robinson w/daryl hall & his band: sara smile/ooo baby, baby
major props to daryl hall for keeping the stars of the 60s & 70s and their music alive in a relaxed setting. just a joy to see everyone jamming and ha
the jackson 5: i saw mommy kissing santa claus
the magic and innocence of christmas....
tina & ike turner: river deep mountain high
was love really so innocent and simple in the 60s? tina and ike's failed marriage proved that was not the case. sung with passion as only tina could.
chairman of the board: give me just a little more time
haven't heard this one in a long time....i had forgotten it and then the title just popped into my mind an hour ago or so.....some of the words/sentim
darlene love: christmas (baby, please come home)
my favourite christmas song. sooo romantic....
the o'jays (w/ daryl hall and his band): love train
c'mon, everybody....get on board.....
the stylistics: betcha by golly, wow
music doesn't get any sweeter, more lush or romantic than this.
van morrison: in the garden
one of my absolute favourites. utterly beautiful and romantic. i turn it up and listen to it in the dark. tears flow when i think such love exists.