Last Edited Classic Rock Music (26)

Mat Kearney: Count on Me

Great Beat! Lyrics One day to get it all right Two wrong and not enough right Three words you said in the night Before we held the fire High f

Tom Jones: She's A Lady

She's a lady (Do you know her?)

Red hot chili peppers: The Adventures of Rain

Hey now....you got to make it rain somehow

Carly Simon: Nobody does it better

How did you learn to do the things you do?!

Moody blues: Somewhere

I know Your out there somewhere !!

Duran duran: Ordinary life

Where is the life i recognize?!

Paul: Love song

Silly love song for a Silly love life Small world

paul mccartney & wings: venus & mars

relationship between a woman and man put simply in 1:19. song is clipped because it seques into another song (rock show) on the album.....

the Belfast cowboys: looking for the northern lights

discovered these guys while searching for songs for my playlist. this Minneapolis Minnesota band is not to be confused with another band by the same n

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

Phil Collins: True Colors

What a song!

Eagles: The Best Of My Love

A beautiful and timeless classic from my favourite band of all time.

SEAL: Weight of my Mistakes

Released 11 years ago, still simply smooth nice song

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

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

Hugh Cornwell: Golden Brown

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

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

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

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

Bob Seger: We've Got Tonight

Bob Seger is the epitome of depth, his music is awesome and singing so emotionally real.

Bob Segar: Shame on the Moon

The harmony, words and piano are just such a peaceful sound! Lyrics Until you've been beside a man You don't know what he wants You don't know i

Bruce Sprinsteen: Dancing in the Dark

Can't start a fire without a spark!

Chainsmokers and Cold Play: Something Just Like This

"How much you want to risk" that is the question, isn't it?