Melanie Fiona: Killing Me Softly - From Radio Hamburg, Germany
Live radio station performance. Melanie does some really interesting unforced, unexaggerated natural-sounding melisma.
Queen: Somebody to love
Love Freddie Mercury
Aaron Tippon: Kiss This
Aaron Tippon Best
Bruce Springsteen: If I Should Fall Behind
The lyrics say it all, Poetry set to the beautiful music!
dire straits: money for nothing
best song intro ever
Roy Orbison: Love Hurts (1961)
One of the earliest and best versions of the song
Lady Antebellum: Just A Kiss
this song just made my all time top 10 best
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...
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
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
Fleetwood mac: Man of the world
One of my favourite songs
Lindsay Buckingham: Trouble
A two, a three, a fow(4 lol) one last one before I head off. Awesome stuff!!!
Black Sabbath: Paranoid
Ho, hum. Is there a finger-tapping emoji?
The Bee Gees: Massachusetts
Happy to share this beautiful 1960's song by the Bee Gees. I want to dedicate it to a new friend :)
The Beatles: Apple Rooftop Concert 1969/01/30
On 30 January 1969, the Beatles performed an unannounced concert from the rooftop of their Apple Corps headquarters at 3 Savile Row, within central Lo
Tatiana Manaois: helplessy
This is a love song, sang by Tatiana Manaois, i love this song, because it makes me calm whenever i listen to it, i feel i should share it here, it mi
Tapio Heinonen: Yesterday i did not know
Old chubby now.
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???
Led Zeppelin: Staitway To Heaven
No words ...
Chainsmokers and Cold Play: Something Just Like This
"How much you want to risk" that is the question, isn't it?
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
Pink Floyd: Wish you were Here
Wish You were Here (1975)
Vesamatti Loiri and Samuel Edelmann: City with its beatiful lights,is only shadow to me
i woke up with the sun to walk on the beach,watching all the infinite something i suspected the lovers walk again,hand in hand under the tree they
the beetles: yellow submarine
I used to listen to it during happy times
Led Zeppelin: Thank You
Happy Anniversary
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
The Grateful Dead: Stella Blue 8/1/94 Palace Auburn Hills, MI
A soulful Stella Blue from Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead at the Palace August 1, 1994. Jerry's 52nd Birthday and he really reaches some serious h
Freddy mercury: Love of my life
Nice one .............
Jimi Hendrix: The Cry of Love
I have been looking for Angel found at 29:30 for a long time. Reminds me of the story my dad told my mom...the day she died... Made my day for m
The Band: Forever Young
Happy Birthday Dad...
10cc: I'm not in Love
"I'm not in love" 10 cc 48 years later, in 2023 I still hear this song playing on the radio. Timeless song
Commodores: Easy
Free since Easter
tina turner: what's love got to do with it
in memory of tina, who died today, may 24, 2023, after a lengthy illness at the age of 83. this song was her only #1 hit on the billboard hot 100. the
Jerry Butler & the Impressions: For Your Precious Love
When I saw a girl I wanted to slow dance with and grind, I would make sure they played this 45 which was still very popular in the 60's.
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
Ronnie Hawkins & the Hawks: Mary Lou
My favorite 50's "gold-digging woman" song by ex-pat Ronnie Hawkins (Arkansas to Canada), cousin of rockabilly Dale Hawkins who recorded the original