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soxfan22 wrote:Call it cheesy, but whatever...Duran Duran anything.

Sox...just when I thought we were polar opposites...Ordinary World is an amazing song..I can listen to it over and over again
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaTL6VAr2RY

Berlingirl wrote:Sweet Home Alabama!!

Every time I hear it I think of Forest Gump dancing to it!!!

SJfromNJ wrote:Definitely Thunder Road. But I am convinced that there is subliminal recordings in this one which makes my foot go to the floor and me start singing and air guitar/drumming all at the same time.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUE5fc7eiWk

Saw them Aug. 16th 1977, the day Elvis died, Rick Derringer opened and it was the loudest concert I have ever attended. Ann voice is the best woman’s voice I have ever heard and Nancy can play that Ovation very well.

Yep. I heart Heart. Just added the album Dreamboat Annie to my iPod a few months ago.
Good one, SJfromNJ.

Heart was with Journey in N.J. They sounded AMAZING!!!
Barracuda is an awesome driving song!!!

Bevm,
No, I'm not that sort of talent. My talent is figure skating and tennis, more physical than vocal.

One of the vocals in this group is a teacher in music in the district I work in. They have played in Vegas. They are amazing to watch. It's an art, for sure. The dude that does the vocal percussion reminds me of John Belushi.

It's a toe-tapper!!

ELO - saw them in concert in the late 70's. That's when concerts were the bomb! Hey, I even got arrested at one. A Billy Joel concert 30 years ago this past March
Bev - it sounds like you and I could tell some wild concert stories!

I'm a concert girl...that's why I can't hear now!!!

If you want some legit fresh, new funk/soul/blues...Check out Marc Broussard...Video below of him performing "Home"...Link below that takes you to the music video for "Home"...The embed function was disabled...

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MUCH better audio here...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-IfUcgh4Aw

Sox...good music to chill to but I need me some drivin' tunes!!!!

And another Marc Broussard..."Lonely Night in Georgia"...GREAT for late night driving.

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bevm wrote:Sox...good music to chill to but I need me some drivin' tunes!!!!

Home is drivin music, no? Funny how different things mean different things to different people...Driving time is often "alone time" for me...Reflection, pondering, remembering times...So often a song like Lonely Night in Georgia fits. Or a song like "Arms Wide Open" makes me think how lucky I am to have my son. Music never lets you down!!

SJfromNJ wrote:Definitely Thunder Road. But I am convinced that there is subliminal recordings in this one which makes my foot go to the floor and me start singing and air guitar/drumming all at the same time.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUE5fc7eiWk

Saw them Aug. 16th 1977, the day Elvis died, Rick Derringer opened and it was the loudest concert I have ever attended. Ann voice is the best woman’s voice I have ever heard and Nancy can play that Ovation very well.

Now that sounds dangerous! Hopefully you're wearing your seatbelt!!

soxfan22 wrote:

bevm wrote:Sox...good music to chill to but I need me some drivin' tunes!!!!

Home is drivin music, no? Funny how different things mean different things to different people...Driving time is often "alone time" for me...Reflection, pondering, remembering times...So often a song like Lonely Night in Georgia fits. Or a song like "Arms Wide Open" makes me think how lucky I am to have my son. Music never lets you down!!

So true....Every stage of our lives we associate with certain music.

Alright...How about "Conquering Fools" by OAR?