In no particular order:
Anything by Mazzy Star
Anything by Portishead
Faded by Afghan Whigs
Side of the Road by Concrete Blonde
Let Down by Radiohead
Tangled Up in Blue by Bob Dylan
Clair De Lune by Debussy
Ol’ 55 by Tom Waits
Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley(but I like Cohen’s version, too)
Head On by the Pixies
Tear in Your Hand by Tori Amos
Learning to Fly by Pink Floyd
100% by Sonic Youth
Sweet Jane by Velvet Underground
What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
Just a few
Guns N’ Roses - Patience (and i love any of their others)
Led Zeppelin - Achilles Last Stand (any everything else…)
Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
Black Crowes - Descending
Allman Brothers - Melissa
Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion
Yardbirds - Train Kept A Rollin
Hendrix - Voodoo Chile
Beatles - Let it Be
John Lennon - Cold Turkey
Metallica - Fade to Black
Jayhawks - Take me with you
Bob Marley - Redemption Song
probably a lot im forgetting…
and lots more…
Chief’s Domain - http://www.seas.ucla.edu/~ravi
where to start…
Simon & Garfunkel - The Boxer
Don McLean - Vincent
Elton John - Candle in the Wind BEFORE the Australia tour!
Harry Chapin - Sniper
Mary Chapin Carpenter - Jubilee
Air Supply - Making Love Out of Nothing At All
Eagles - Last Resort
Gordon Lightfoot - If You Could Read My Mind
Fleetwood Mac - Silver Spring
Billy Joel - Goodnight Saigon
CSN - Cathedral
Joan Baez - Diamonds & Rust
CCR - Have You Ever Seen the Rain
Steppenwolf - Snowblind Friend
John Denver - Follow Me (sung at my wedding)
Alan Jackson - Midnight in Montgomery
ELO - Boy Blue
Bob Dylan - Shelter from the Storm
David Allan Coe - Dakota the Dancin’ Bear
Trisha Yearwood - The Song Remembers When
Garth Brooks - The Cowboy Song
Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart
Coven - One Tin Soldier
??? - Avenging Annie
Edelweiss (Sound of Music)
I Don’t Know How To Love Him (JC Superstar)
(Actually, I don’t think that some of these are necessarily the artist’s best song; mostly they’re ones I really like that no one else ever asks for…I’ll count on every one else to get the greatest hits 
)
more, but I can’t think of them right now…
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Pirates of the Mississippi, I think…
guesses here:
“Where Do Broken Hearts Go” - Whitney Houston
“She’s like the Wind”, IIRC, is a song from Dirty Dancing, by Eric Carmen.
Sue from El Paso
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OK, the broken-hearted one bugged me…
I found this on a lyrics site:
Now what’s become of the broken-hearted
Who had love that’s now departed?
I know I’ve got to find
Some kind of peace of mind
I’ll be searching everywhere
Just to find someone to care.
I’ll be looking everyday
I know I’m gonna find a way
Nothings gonna stop me now
I’ll find a way somehow
I’ll be searching everywhere
“What’s Become of the Broken-Hearted” - Jimmy Ruffin
Sue from El Paso
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BunnyGirl: Mississippi/Crow, good choice. I wonder if Dylan wrote it for her. I don’t remember if he recorded it himself.
Great list so far.
I think nobody mentioned CRAZY TRAIN, by Ozzy Osborne.
All aboard?
One beer is less than two beers.
Almost forgot, George Thoroughgood’s, “One bourbon, one scotch, one beer.”
It’s my theme song.
One beer is less than two beers.
Yes, Ice Ice Baby is number one. Also, I wanna Be sedated by the Ramones. Don’t Fear the Reaper by BOC. Somebody to Love by Queen.
I thought “She’s Like the Wind” was by Patrick Swayze. (I could be mistaken. It wouldn’t be the 1st time.) And Paul Young did a remake of “What Becomes of the Broken Hearted” that was kind of popular.
I also forgot;;;I’m No Angel by Gregg Allman, and Honky Tonk Woman by the Stones.
Not I Like Beer (Tom T. Hall)?
“You Turned the Tables On Me”----Benny Goodman AHO (or anything else by the for that matter)
“Wenn Wir Marschieren” (A German Army marching tune that is constantly in my head)
“There Is a Flower That Bloometh”, “I Hear You Calling Me”, “Kathleen Mavourneen”, “Roses of Picardy”----all by John McCormack
Mozart, Beethoven, Hadyn, Bach----'nuff said
Gilbert and Sullivan, Giuseppe Verdi, Antonio Vivaldi, Arcangelo Corelli----ditto
Messiah----Georg Friedrich Handel
Any ragtime by Scott Joplin
The national anthems of Canada, Germany, France, Israel, Turkey, and the Soviet Union, with “L’Internationale” thrown in for good measure
Civil War music played on period instruments
Rogers and Hammerstein; Lerner and Lowe—anything by
And for light listening, Phil Harris, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Durante, and anything country and western so long as it was recorded prior to 1968. Nonsense songs from the 1940’s like “Bongo Bongo Bongo” and “Open the Door, Richard” are good, too.
Pickman: “Bongo,Bongo, Bongo?” Don’t you mean “Abba Dabba Honeymoon?”
Nope. The tune that I’m thinking of is all about the natives in the jungle and how happy they are that they don’t live in our so-called “civilization”. Part of the lyrics go:
“Bongo, bongo, bongo
I don’t wanna leave the Congo
No, no, no, no, no, no!
You have things like the atom bomb
So I think I’ll stay where I om;
Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho!”
And so on. It’s a hoot.
10 songs…I can’t name any top 10, so I’ll go with 5 current favorite CD titles:
- Concrete Blonde-Still in Hollywood
- Iggy pop best of. I only listen to the last half. Favorite song: The Passenger
- Jethro Tull Live at BBC
- Laika and the Cosmonauts.Surf.
- Rhino Box set of Progressive era. I won’t actually get it till Christmas. Large investment. It tells how you would have experienced if you had used dope. Now you just have to listen to music inspired by dope. Only 1 american track out of 54 in the set.
Oh, this is cool. Here are some of my faves:
- Rush - Red Barchetta;
- Twelfth Night - The Collector;
- Rush - Cygnus X1;
- Savatage - Believe;
- Rush - Hemispheres;
- Dream Theater - Learning to Live;
- Queensryche - Suite Sister Mary;
- Marillion - Afraid of Sunlight;
- Dire Straits - Telegraph Road;
10.Guns ‘n’ Roses - November Rain.
And 20 million others, of course…
Coldfire
“You know how complex women are”
- Neil Peart, Rush (1993)
Sara - Bob Dylan
Birdhouse in Your Soul - They Might Be Giants
Instant Karma - John Lennon
2nd movement of Pathetique Sonata (not really a song, but…)
I Love to See You Smile - when Dr. John sings it.
Changes in Lattitudes - Jimmy Buffett
When I’m Sixty - Four - Beatles
You Better, You Bet - Who
Hurricane - Bob Dylan
Ahead by a Century - Tragically Hip
Favorite Songs: Hrm…
Pirate looks at 40 - Jimmy Buffett
Jolly Mon - Jimmy Buffett
Heck, pret near anything by Buffett. 
In your Eyes and Solsbury hill, - Peter Gabriel
I Can see for Miles, Won’t get fooled again, I Can’t Explain - The Who.
Your Move/All good People - Yes. (Again, most of old Yes is great.)
And two I’m not sure many here would know of, since they are filks… ( I love a good Filk. )
A boy and his frog (An very moving tribute to Jim Henson) And Return of the King, UhHuh. (Elvis meets Tolkien, enough said. 
) both by Tom Smith. (307 Ale is also a great one by him.)
>>Being Chaotic Evil means never having to say your sorry…unless the other guy is bigger than you.<<
—The dragon observes
“Just My Imagination (Runnin’ Away With Me)” – the Temptations