Songs I Never, Ever Get Tired Of

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Amie, by Pure Prarie League

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Beatles: Across the Universe, Come Together, Penny Lane, I Am the Walrus

Queen: Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, Killer Queen

David Bowie: Space Oddity, Rebel Rebel, Young Americans

Bob Dylan: Tangled Up in Blue, Hurricane, Like a Rolling Stone

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here, Another Brick In The Wall

Jimi Hendrix: Purple Haze, All Along The Watchtower

Neil Young: Old Man, Harvest Moon

Led Zeppelin: Kashmir, Black Dog

Joni Mitchell: Chelsea Morning, Big Yellow Taxi

Beach Boys: Good Vibrations

Eagles: Hotel California

Elton John: Bennie and the Jets

Stevie Wonder: Superstition

The Who: My Generation

Johnny Cash: Hurt

Louie Armstrong: What a Wonderful World

Stevie Wonder: Superstition

Jerry Lee Lewis: Great Balls of Fire

Patsy Cline: Crazy

Commodores: Brick House

Dolly Parton: Jolene

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I remember a one panel comic strip (sorry, don’t remember when or where or even the name) that had a guy in an elevator listening to “corrected” versions of rock songs, example – “I can not receive any satisfaction,” or, “I can not buy myself any love.”

:grin:

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^ :grin:

Here is one I never get tired of. Happy Birthday Johnny (October 9th, 1940).

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^Geez Ringo! Get some sleep. And wash your hair.

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I don’t know about greatest, but it is up there. I have a bunch that are up there.

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I listened to it in 1996 and never grow tired of it and can’t think of a contender. It was the peak of their tribal sound.

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I should also add that I think Roots is the best metal album of all time. Just peak metal and it has not aged a day. Sounds like it could be released right now and it would be hailed a masterpiece.

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Synchronicity II - The Police
September - Earth, Wind & Fire
Off the Wall - Michael Jackson
Blue Moon - The Marcels
Shout, Pts. 1 & 2 - The Isley Brothers

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“Everybody wants to rule the world”–Tears for Fears

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Loved that song (and the bee-girl video!)
It quite sucks that Shannon Hoon OD’d. And Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots - I’ll turn it up when
Interstate Love Song plays

I’ll just mention my school-boy crush on Harriet Wheeler of The Sundays with

Here is where the story ends
Summertime

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Songs that I never get tired of, in the Smooth Jazz genre, are;
Dreams by the Rippingtons
Chips n’ Salsa by Steve Oliver

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I’m in my late 50’s, and this is one I’ve been hearing for literally my entire life: “Light my Fire” by The Doors. I just really love Manzarek’s keyboard and Krieger’s guitar. I get lost in them every time I hear it. I was listening to this a few months back, and repeated it a few times. Decided I just can’t get tired of it.

Also, Dreams, by the Allman Brothers. Duane’s guitar is just ethereal.

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This is also one of my favorite songs. There is an amazing live performance of this song from their appearance on SNL, but it got pulled from YouTube.

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Love Shack, the B-52s
Uptown Funk - Bruno Mars
Jump Around - House of Pain
Intergalactic - Beastie Boys
One (Singular Sensation) - from ‘A Chorus Line’
All That Jazz - from ‘Chicago’
Shake Rattle N’ Roll - Bill Haley
Stuck on You - and - It’s Now or Never - Elvis
Light My Fire - the Doors

Those are my favorite toe-tappers. I have a lot of slower favorites

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I have a CD in my car of favorite tunes…
4 that i play every journey are :

  • Caravan
  • Errol’s Bounce
  • Lulu’s Back in Town
  • Moroccan Quarter

…all by Errol Garner.