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Re: Favorite Songs

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Just a few of my favorites ..... from an earlier era and another genre.

 

Joe Cocker .....                   Into the Mystic

Leonard Cohen ....              Hallelujah

Simon & Garfunkle ....        Sound of Silence

Engelbert Humperdinck ....Green Green Grass of Home

Rod McKuen ......               Seasons in the Sun

Kingston Trio ....                 Sloop John B

Frankie Laine .....               Ghost Riders In the Sky

Toto ......                              Africa

America ....                         A Horse With No Name

Chad Mitchell Trio ....         Mighty Days

 

Lots more .... John Denver, John Stewart, Elvis, etc etc

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Re: Favorite Songs

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The Beatles - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

 

The Rolling Stones - Angie

 

The Who - See Me, Feel Me

 

Fleetwood Mac - The Chain

 

The Beach Boys - Kokomo

 

Queen - Killer Queen

 

Bruce Springsteen - Dancing in the Dark

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ETA: I found a great/fun remake on youtube of The Beatles - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

 

Here's the title:

 

Cover Tune Grab Bag - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

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Take The Long Way Home (SuperTramp).  

 

Makes me chuckle, happy.

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I Remember You (Laine Kazan)

 

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Love Reign O’er Me - The Who
Nights in White Satin - Moody Blues
Hey Teachers Leave Those Kids Alone - Pink Floyd
Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow - Freddy Mercury
Blue Tango - varied artists
You Are The First My last, My Everything - Barry White
Island's In The Stream - Dolly Parton & Kenny Rodgers
Many Many show tunes
You Raise Me Up - Josh Groban or Celtic Woman
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Beatles:  Yellow Submarine

Rolling Stones:  Jumpin' Jack Flash

The Who:  Who Are You?

Fleetwood Mac (I have 2):  Dreams and Don't Stop

Beach Boys:  God Only Knows

Queen:  Crazy Little Thing Called Love

Bruce Springstein:  Born in the U.S.A

 

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Beatles--From Me To You

 

Stones-- Waiting On A Friend

 

Who--  Baba O'Reilly

 

Fleetwood Mac-- As Long As You Follow

 

Beach Boys--  I Can Hear Music

 

Queen-- I Want To Break Free

 

Springsteen-- Jersey Girl

 

Honorable mentions to Beatles "Words Of Love",

and Stones "Satisfaction"  and Beach Boys "Don't Worry Baby" and Mac's "Warm Ways"

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Re: Favorite Songs

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Hard to pick a favorite Beatles or Beach Boys song, but probably, "Here Comes the Sun" and "God Only Knows."

 

I don't have favorites of other bands or artists from the original post. 

I liked Simon & Garfunkel, Barry Manilow, John Denver, Carly Simon, the Carpenters, and some Motown artists. Glad to see more musicians from the past are getting "love" and respect as talented songwriters, arrangers, singers, etc.

 

I also liked the Monkees; their songs were fun. 


I don't really follow any contemporary musicians. I've listened to some songs, but I prefer my old favorites. 

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Beatles: Come Together

Rolling Stones: Start Me Up

The Who: Pinball Wizard

Fleetwood Mac: Gold Dust Woman

Beach Boys: Fun Fun Fun

Queen: We are the Champions

Bruce Springsteen: I'm not a fan of his music so I don't have a favorite.

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