or Turn Me On, which I personally prefer.
Yabut, what about a song? :P
Yabut, what about a song? :P:moon:
Truth be knonw, I prefer that too but couldn't remember if that was a remake of an old song... such a classic quality about it, hmm?
interesting...google says it was written by JD Loudermilk..not sure when though...but it would appear to be in the 50's...
I can't believe nobody is agreeing with me on my Milli Vanilli comment.
I'm.so.sad.
:(
I'm.so.sad.
:(
Yesterday is a great song...just about anything by the Beatles is pretty good.
Hotel California. :moon: Don't care about your rules.
Hotel California. :moon: Don't care about your rules.
I can't stand the Beetles except for Yellow Submarine and When I'm 64. I looked forward to my wife playing that for my 64th birthday but she dint.
Led Zeppelin, Ramble On
CSNY, Woodstock
Heard both of those today and they sounded great. Too bad I couldn't jam out to them with the kids in the van.
CSNY, Woodstock
Heard both of those today and they sounded great. Too bad I couldn't jam out to them with the kids in the van.
those are a couple of good ones!.....I had them both on 8-track.....ever heard of that?
Of course! My stepmother had her Doobie Brother 8-track tapes that we listened to when I was a kid.
Joe Cocker's version of A Little Help From My Friends
another excellent one!.....I was thinking of that yesterday!.....I think I saw a cd in a record store and it made me think of it being a good one for this list....also like his version of "Letter"
Good God, he's smooth.... Gerry Rafferty. Especially "Right Down the Line", one of the best songs, like, ever.