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Steely Dan: Can't Buy A Thrill 1972

Walter Becker and Donald Fagen were way ahead of their time musically certainly in their songwriting/ lyrical compositions.

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

Jimi Hendrix Experience: Are you experienced 1967

I can add nothing that hasn't been said a thousand times

The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Electric Ladyland 1968

A thousand and one times

Joe Bonamassa: Different Shades 2014

Another Brilliant Axe man

Little Richard: Good Golly Miss Molly

Eat your heart out Elton

Little Richhard: Long Tall Sally

Liberace 0 Elton 4 Richard 10

Little Richard: Tutti Fruitti

I think Little Richard is still alive and still preforming?.

Otis Redding: Sittin on the dock of the bay

One can hear why so many musicians did covers of this song

Bill Withers: Ain't No Sunshine

Untold covers were done of this classic

David Gilmour: Rattle That Lock 2015

Always had time for David Gilmour, a master Axe man with his own signature/ unique style. England may be a small Island but proportionally they produc

Wishbone Ash: Argus 1972

Back in the day it was all about experimentation with different musical styles These musicians were one of my better picks.

Eric Clapton: Breeze (An appreciation of JJ Cale) 2014

I think Eric was always envious of JJ because JJ would never show Eric how he would work his magic in his caravan parked out the back of his place. he

Dobie Gray: Drift Away

Meandering

Bill Withers: Lean On Me

Another trip down memory lane

JJ Cale: Naturally

J J's Debut album recorded in 1972

J J Cale: Really

J J's Second album recorded 1973

J J Cale: Okie

J J's Third album recorded 1974

J J Cale: Troubadour

J J's Fourth album recorded 1976. He went on to record ten more studio albums, plus various collaboration's albums with other musicians and not includ

Pink Floyd: Shine On You Crazy Diamond

Rock N Roll

Eric Clapton: Breeze (An appreciation of JJ Cale) 2014

I think Eric was always envious of JJ because JJ would never show Eric how he would work his magic in his caravan parked out the back of his place. he

Jackie Wilson: I Get The Sweetest Feeling

Always loved this song and Comes up fresh everytime :) great video too

Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye: Aint No Mountain High Enough

Awesome duet :)

Four Tops: Reach Out (I'll Be There)

If you feel like you cant go on..because al of your hope is gone...

The Chi Lites: Have you seen her

Classic R@B/ Soul band this was their first "Hit" In 71

The Temptations: Just my imagination

Another of a long line of classic R@B/Soul acts to come out of "Motown".

Chuck Berry: Johnny B Goode

One of many musicians/artists of his generation who helped influence/shape "Rock and Roll" music

Gerry Rafferty: Baker Street

Yes it's the ubiquitous sax intro and one of the best songs Gerry ever made. Suffice to say there are plenty more I won't mention here. They are easy

Nora jones: Forever young

Classic cover of bob dylan

Sam Cooke: You Send Me

Darling you send me

T.Rex: Bang a Gong (Get It On)

Made in 1970's. Made to last.

ZZ Top: Eliminator 1983

Tennessee rock at its finest, also considered their best "Smash Hits" album But then I'm biased, I have always been a 32 Ford man, which down south h

The Beatles: Ticket to ride

I think I'm gonna be sad, I think it's today, yeah. The girl that's driving me mad. Is going away. She's got a ticket to ride,

Adele: Rolling in the Deep

Do you pay attention to music that is in movies? That's where I heard this song and got to say, Adele has a great voice. I like singers with 'power' v

Bowie: China Girl

Mid 70s song

Florence &The Machine: You've Got The Love

You've got the love to see me through

Genesis: Follow you, follow me

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Pet Shop Boys: Always on my mind

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Don Henley: Boys of Summer

Nostalgia

Guns N’ Roses: Paradise city

Mark Knopfler: Irish Boy

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