Chris Rea: Best of: New Light through old windows
Really enjoy the song, "Working on it"
VAN MORRISON: I NEED YOUR KIND OF LOVING
Please forgive me, but I want to share this love song. But, love is about passing seasons, loss, memories of true love and wonderful shared moments...
Blue Oyster Cult: Blue Oyster Cult
ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE BANDS. THEY APPEAR AT LEAST TWICE A YEAR AT BB KINGS BLUES CLUB IN NY AND I NEVER MISS A SHOW!!! ONE OF THE ALL TIME GREAT
Roger waters: Three Wishes
Dont mess uo your three wishes ;)
jimi hendrix: wild thing (Monterey pop festival 1967)
Hendrix wasn't even supposed to perform but, lobbying from heavyweights, like the beatles and the rolling stone, had him close out the festival. the b
Boston: Boston
I remember when this album 1st came out me and my buds where cruzin around in a73 duster smokin a fat one Ahhh the good loe days.
Eagles: Hotel California
I like this song, I think one of great song ever ......
The Rolling Stones: Sympathy for the Devil
Has it not been seven days yet? I thought it had been seven days? It feels like it's been seven days. Ho, hum.
Australian Crawl: Reckless
With out? a doubt, the greatest Australian song ever written.. As iconic as the Opera House, or Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Doobie Brothers: Toulouse Street 1972
It was the first track "Listen to the music" on this album that started me buying their records. I have always liked this bands triple axe sound remin
Barbara Mason: Yes I'm Ready
One favorites songs from 1965
Deep Purple: perfect strangers
I found out about it in junior high...
The Carpenters: The Carpenters in Concert at the New London Theatre - 1976
This is The Carpenters at very best from 1976 and back.
Carly Simon: Nobody does it better
How did you learn to do the things you do?!
Jeff Beck: Apache # Sleepwalk
The Guitar Gods playing Apache and Sleepwalk in original style. He is the King of Fender guitar using lap steel string in harmonic.. Nice tune :thum
Harry Belafonte: Very Best of Harry Belafonte
I'm sure you've heard these popular oldies: Day-O, Angelina, and Jump in the line (Shake, shake shake, Senora!). I had this reco
lynyrd skynyrd: one more from the road
ahh lynyrd skynyrd yup this is another good rock band. They have some good songs on there cd like the song free bird it is a very touching song and a
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
Roger Waters: Amused to Death ( Three Wishes)
Waters at it agian, great stuff.
Tolcsvay Band: Nemzeti dal
The lyrics of the song was written by our Hungarian poet, Sándor PETOFI in1948, with title of National Song. Though our national anthem is an other be
Lindsay Buckingham: Trouble
A two, a three, a fow(4 lol) one last one before I head off. Awesome stuff!!!
moon: harvest
The answer is probably yes… whether you’re talking about the 1972 album, title track “Harvest” or the later released 1992 “Harvest Moon” I’m not sure
Jimi Hendrix: Live At Woodstock
The best woodstock performance ever played
Creedence Clearwater Revival: Vol 1 20 greatest hits
Good stuff takes me back a bit.Good ole Creedence.
YES: Close To The Edge
I first heard this band and this particular album while tripping on Acid. In spike of the acid, this whole album is just fantastic. Aside from Deep
The Beatles: Let it Be.
There is nothing about this CD I dont like..
The Who: whos next
The WHOs Next is there BEST, one of the greatest rock CDs ever!!!! rest in peace Keith Moon, John Entwistle, love ya Peter and Roger!!!
VITO AND THE SALUTATIONS: UNCHAINED MELODY
DOO WOOP MUSIC FROM 1963
Deep Purple: Deep Purple In Rock
That wasn't the only good thing made in '69. Cool and nice to listen to. One of a few songs I'd rate perfect.
The Beatles: If I fell in Love with you...
https://youtu.be/isHUjxTabBk
Pink Floyd: The Division Bell
??? Pink Floyd ???
Jefferson airplane: Somebody to love
Very powerful song. Everybody can relate to it
Lynyrd Skynyrd: Sweet Home Alabama
totally awesome
Lee Michaels: Heighty Hi: The Best of Lee Michaels
I loved this Album....I loved the song, "Do you know what I mean" "Heighty Hi" and "Keep the Circle Turning" And the drumming on this album was off
The Who: The Seeker
awesome. Love The Who
Jeff Beck: A Day in the Life
Be at Peace Jeff , Legends never die! 2016 Live performance in Holywood Bowl USA
Red hot chili peppers: The Adventures of Rain
Hey now....you got to make it rain somehow