Lindsay Buckingham: Trouble
A two, a three, a fow(4 lol) one last one before I head off. Awesome stuff!!!
Jeff Beck feat Rod Steward: People get Ready
Released: 1965 (Soul; gospel) Songwriter(s): CurtisMayfield Lyrics: People get ready There's a train a-coming You don't need no baggage You
Jeff Beck: A Day in the Life
Be at Peace Jeff , Legends never die! 2016 Live performance in Holywood Bowl USA
Dr Hook & The Medicine Show: Dr Hook & The Medicine Show - "Carry Me, Carrie" From Shel´s Houseboat!
One of the best bands ever. They sound the same live as on record. And they put on a hell of a show. They ranged from sad to hilarious.
Phil Collins: True Colors
What a song!
Led Zeppelin: Staitway To Heaven
No words ...
Scorpions: Still Loving You
Alway a great song.
Pink Floyd: Wish you were Here
Wish You were Here (1975)
The Proclaimers: I'm Gonna Be
Who doesn't want this guy?
SEAL: Weight of my Mistakes
Released 11 years ago, still simply smooth nice song
Van Halen: I'll wait
One of my fav's
ronnie hawkins, oc (1935-2022): down in the alley
in memory of ronnie, who passed away on may 29th, 2022. this video is from a concert at the venerable massey hall in toronto in honour of ronnie's 60t
thunderclap newman: something in the air
an über classic rock song. pete townshend (the who) helped form the band and played bass for a couple of years on the band's studio recordings under t
dave edmunds: sabre dance
khachaturian classical song gets the r&r treatment by edmunds. me thinks he can play guitar....unheralded hero of rock. "i hear you knocking" is anoth
steely dan: deacon blues
2001 rock and roll hall of fame inductees. walter becker and donald fagen were 15th on the rolling stones list of 20 top duos of all time. VH1 ranked
todd rundgren: couldn't i just tell you
one of the least robust power pop songs. what makes it noteworthy is that the song is from todd's album, something/anything?, on which he played all t
Q.Lazzarus: Goodbye horses
So many artists try and do this song, but none come close!!!
SISTER ROSETTA THARPE: DIDN'T IT RAIN CHILDREN?
SISTER ROSETTA THARPE the Godmother of Rock' N' Roll performs "DIDN'T IT RAIN CHILDREN?" The pure joy of singing the Gospel from the heart Rock' N'
David Bowie: Heroes
Classic Bowie banger
JIMMY BUFFET: Margaritaville
I can see myself on a beach with a cold margarita just chillin' with the a slight breeze on my face and the smell of the ocean water. This is an ol
the kinks: lola
one of the most underrated rock bands??? one of the top singalong songs along with van morrison's brown eyed girl and neil diamond's sweet caroline???
jackson browne: running on empty
this great song has always struck a chord deep within my soul. i'm running ten years behind jackson on the same "road". the song holds more meaning no
the beetles: yellow submarine
I used to listen to it during happy times
Céline Dion, James Horner: My heart will go on
The world famous music and love story but it also is shown so much hope and dream for people lost their love one like me. Where is that Jack and ever
Melanie Fiona: Killing Me Softly - From Radio Hamburg, Germany
Live radio station performance. Melanie does some really interesting unforced, unexaggerated natural-sounding melisma.
Otis Redding: Try a Little Tenderness
Opens with a BS&T-like horn ensemble intro. Makes you think you're about to hear God Bless the Child but NO. Just foreshadowing what's to come as the
Toussaint McCall: Nothing Takes The Place Of You
Dedicated to anyone who has lost someone dear to them, is ready to move on but doesn't want the good memories of a loved one to fade. I play this
Roy Orbison: Love Hurts (1961)
One of the earliest and best versions of the song
Manhattans: Kiss and Say Goodbye (Remastered)
This song is RL. It feels like a funeral when you have to do this. No matter that it's for the best. It's a homegoing alright but there is no joy. Yo
Chantels: Maybe
Wish I had access to an upright piano again. Even with weighted keys you simply cannot get this kind of percussive gospel-infused sound out of a synth
LaVern Baker: Jim Dandy to the Rescue (1956)
Rescuing damsels in distress is something I have always done. Met my now deceased wife who was stopped by the side of the road with car trouble. We we
Johnny Maestro w. the Brooklyn Bridge: Sincerely
Simply outstanding acapella doo-wop by deceased former lead of the Crests backed by an equally impressive harmony group. Harvey & the Moonglows 1954 v
Earl Lewis & the Channels: My Love Will Never Die
Time y'all heard some authentic 50's New York City Doo-Wop make-out music. I sometimes say that I'd go back there for a thin crust Napolitano pie and
The Coasters: I'm a Hog for You Baby
Same guys who did Yakety Yak, Charlie Brown, Three Cool Cats and lots of other great 50's songs. I'd sing this to Miss Piggy if I were dating her. The