The English original. They played an entire CCR album.
It’s sad to contemplate, but that song is nearly 25 years old now. sigh…and so am I. 25 years OLDER than I was then, I mean. 
I think it qualifies in a time sense, but not in a genre sense.
Many choices have already been taken for me. I am going to go with “Are You Experienced” by Jimi. That whole backtracking thing and arguably the most psychedelic guitar solo of all time just tears my face off every time.
Machine Head is the rockingest fucking album ever made. My brain reaches new pheromone levels when I hear any song from that album.
Machine Head and Abraxis, two all time great classic rock albums!
Not classic rock, but for some reason, the one I crank when it comes on the iPod is “Beach State Rocking” by Game Theory.
Also, “Thunder Road” by Springsteen (and yes, “Born to Run”).
And, because I like the bombastic, pretty much any Jim Steinman song, especially as done by Meatloaf.
One fine afternoon in March a number of years ago I found myself on a road trip through Texas. Garmin said I should take some asinine backwoods route for hundreds of miles to meet up with I-10 but I saw a more direct path and took it. Despite seeming to be a short cut it was beautiful country; rolling hills and barns and a lazy meandering road. As evening came I pulled into a town. The sign said La Grange. At that moment the radio started belting out “nana nah nah nah nah nanahh nana.” I cranked it up. It still makes me feel good just thinking about it 
Really good. Almost high.
Bat Out Of Hell.
Ok, they’re not all Classic Rock … so sue me. 
And I just picked an arbitrary place to stop because there are hundreds.
Also, with earbuds, I can always be cranked up as I wanna be.
Rock Lobster - B52s
Baba O’Reilly - The Who
Allegria - The Gipsy Kings
Dancing Queen - ABBA
Respect - Aretha Franklin
Champagne Jam - Atlanta Rhythm Section
Taking Care Of Business - BTO
Walk Like An Egyptian - Bangles
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cindi Luper
Two Out Of Three Ain’t Bad - Meatloaf
Good Vibrations - Beach Boys
Piano Man - Billy Joel
Jammin’ - Bob Marley
Owner Of A Lonely Heart - Yes
Miserlou - Dick Dale
Domino - Van Morrison
Surfin’ Bird - The Trashmen
No Mountain High Enough - Supremes
Come Sail Away - Styx
For Once In My Life - Stevie Wonder
Deacon Blues - Steely Dan
Working My Way Back to You - Spinners
Smooth - Santana
You Got It - Roy Orbison
Sympathy for the Devil - Rolling Stones
Every Alice Cooper song requires I crank it, but the opening strains of School’s Out, Billion Dollar Babies and (the never played :() Workin’ Up A Sweat will make me squeal with delight.
Does Night Ranger’s “Sister Christian” count as classic rock? Cuz that gets cranked up whenever it comes on, especially when I’m in the car. Most of the rest of mine have already been mentioned. Layla, Separate Ways, Born to Run…
Stranglehold
Locomotive Breath
No More Tears
I Just Want to Make Love to You
Highway Star
Radar Love
Hair of the Dog
DOA
Fairies Wear Boots
Sweet Leaf
Born to be Wild
Whole Lotta Love
Black Magic Woman (and fuck the station that cuts it short and leaves out Gypsy Queen - they can kiss my ass)
Love is a Battlefield
Bang a Gong
Radar Love - Golden Earring
Get Back - Beatles
Brown Sugar (raping female slaves is such fun - they’re chained in spread-eagle position!
Running on Empty - Jackson Browne
Cry Baby - Pearl (look it up)
Forever Young and I Shall Be Released - Dylan
Hotel California and Desperado - Eagles
The Weight, Evangeline, many others, Band
yes, I AM an old Fart, why do you ask? (or bother asking the obvious) 
Not one single thing wrong with that, we were there when there was actual great music. I will add “Carry On”, “Wooden Ships”, and “Woodstock” - in fact, most of Crosby, Stills and Nash. Their harmonies, which I heard at an early age, are imprinted on my mind forever as voices of angels.
Add “59th Street Bridge Song” and “Cecilia” by Simon and Garfunkle. - most of S& G! Heaven. (can’t help but wonder if I’m sounding like Mom about Frank Sinatra or grandma about The Big Bands sound.)
How could I have forgotten The Doors?
Light My Fire
Moonlight Drive
Roadhouse Blues
Riders On The Storm
Personally, I did not care for Morrison’s persona, but shit, the** Doors **were the soundtrack to the late 60s, early seventies.
Edit to add: I’m listening (at full volume) to a cassette mix tape of the Doors that I recorded back in the early 90s.
Oh yeah, When The Music’s Over…one of my all time favorite Doors tunes.
Yes, Mr. R. Hippie! And since you cut me some slack on Room to Move, maybe you let Song for You, by Leon Russell slide.
Also, White Bird, by It’s a Beautiful Day and Pearly Queen, by Traffic.
Thumbs up on Leon Russell!
Jon Butcher* Wishes*.
Have you ever seen the John Mayall 70th birthday concert?
Here’s a taste
(Mick Taylor on guitar)