Oh yea, another good one I just thought up. Wings song “Band on the Run” I just totally dig that song it has so many cool changes in it. Definetely a classic and should be on the list.
BTW Dinsdale are you going to list all 50 so we can see who was right?
OK, I missed something. I thought the thread was 50 songs that the classic radio stations play over and over again, that’s why I submitted bleeeccchh through triple bleeeecccchhh and vomitus eruptus. Top 50 favorites is a completely different animal…
The fine folks who tried to get Bohemian Rhapsody or Under Pressure by Queen on the playlist must be commended. However, We Will Rock You/We are the Champions (double-sided single…hey, lets play them together ALL THE TIME!!!) has those other songs beat. Sorry.
Also, Dust in the Wind, by Kansas, since Wayward Son is the better song.
Just had to add that I turned on a classic rock station during a brief car trip over the weekend. Heard a total of 3 songs. They went from ZZ Top’s “Sharp Dressed Man”, into CCR “Bad Moon”, right into Joe Walsh’s “Rocky Mountain Way.”
“Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac. I never did understand why this always gets played on classic rock stations. It’s more of a pop song. Changing the subject, no one has mentioned “Journey” yet, so I’m gonna nominate “Faithfully” ,“Wheel in the Sky” and “Separate Ways”. It’s a three way tie, because they are all played wwwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyy too much.
White Room by Cream
I know every word to that song. I’m only in college now, but when we were in high school the first one of my friends to get her driver’s licence use to pile all of us into her old, raggedy Volvo station wagon. All summer long we rode around in that car blaring White Room and singing at the top of our lungs. That song will always remind me of high school.
“Spirit In the Sky” is one of my all time favorite songs, chiefly because it’s three chord 12 bar jugband blues, and one of the few songs I can play all the way through on guitar while singing.
The local classic rock stations around me seem to be fixated on The Who. I hear “Eminence Front” at least three times a day. I think that’s excessive. And don’t even get me started on “Squeeze Box.”