favorite songs...be specific

[Monty]

I like most of what's posted above. I have mostly classic rock and metal. I Love AC/DC.

 

I also have a lot of songs from Sublime. I like that style of music. Google them and check 'em out.

[Guest seuadr]

Stoned Temple Pilots-Interstate love song

 

hey now, this is from the 90's not the 70's! it's STONE temple pilots

[91nwl]

"Tumbling Tumbleweeds" and "Happy Trails", Roy and Dale, while riding across the open country anywhere out west.

[mikentinamidnight]

anything from RUSH !!!

[wngrr]

gosh, this could go on for many pages. Here's a start:

 

Stevie Ray Vaughn:

Texas Flood

Voodoo Chile and Little Wing (Hendrix songs)

Pride and Joy

Lenny

Riviera Paradise

 

Led Zeppelin:

Stairway to Heaven (cliche, but still one of the greatest songs of all time)

Pretty much everything else they ever recorded

 

Lynyrd Skynyrd:

Freebird

Sweet Home Alabama

Gimme Three steps

That Smell

... and lots more

 

Allman Brothers Band:

Midnight Rider

Ramblin Man

Whipping Post

 

Jimi Hendrix:

All Along the Watchtower

Voodoo Chile (slight return)

Little Wing

Hey Joe

Purple Haze

Wind Cries Mary

Red House

 

Joe Bonamassa:

(if you don't know Joe B, and you like the above artists, you owe it to yourself to check him out - amazing blues rock guitarist)

Burning Hell

Lie No. 1

Your funeral, my trial

Miss you Hate you

If heartaches were nickels

Pain and Sorrow

River

 

Mike Bloomfield:

(another not too well know blues guitarist form the 70's)

Killing Floor (a remake)

Work Song

Alberts Shuffle

... everything on the Essential Blues compilation CD

 

Dream Theatre:

(changing genres here - this is a progressive metal band - but very melodic. Think Yes or ELP crossed with Metallica)

Pull me under

Space-dye vest

Lie

Mirror

Learning to Live

 

Creep by Stone Temple Pilots

Pieces & Crawling in the Dark by Hoobastank

Tonight by Elton John

 

OK, that's enough to now. Enjoy! Looking forward to seeing what others post here.

 

I'm also a huge Dream Theater fan...

In The Presence of Enemies part 1 and 2 WOW

I believe Mike Portnoy is one of the best drummers who ever lived. The professer is amazing but Mike is right there. All the band members are amazing musicians.

 

Rush - Too many to mention

 

Three Doors Down:

Duck and Run

Kryptonite

 

Areosmith - can you pick just one.

 

Blue Oyster Cult:

Burnen for you

Don't Fear the Reaper

 

CSN&Y - How many do you want

 

How about Molly Hatchet and 38 Special:

Flirtin with Disaster

Wild Eyed Southern Boys

Fantasy Girl

 

Kansas:

Dust in the Wind

Cary on My Wayword Son

Point of No Return

 

Peter Frampton:

Do You Feel Like We Do

Show Me The Way

Shine On

Lines on My Face

 

REO Speedwagon:

Riging the Storm Out

157 Riverside Avenue

 

Marshal Tucker and Charlie Daniels Band...

 

 

Great thread..

[thecount]

The Who

BTO

The Guess Who

Rolling Stones

U2

The Animals

Eric Clapton

and how about a little from the King, Elvis

 

need more?

Keep adding

[Wolf]

Allright, so why don't you list your favorite Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber songs?

 

Now that just hurts!

[M61A1MECH]

Ok How about

"Calling Elvis" Dire Straits

"This is Us" Mark Knopfler & Emmy Lou Harris

"Soldier" The Five Blind Boys of Alabama

[painterman67]

Guess Im just the odd ball here but I love the country. You know sappy songs. Kinda reminds me of why I ride.( to get closer to my kids).

 

 

garth brooks...one night a day

 

 

 

Listen to the words and youll figure itn out.

 

David

 

Ps I only named one but anyhting counrty works for me.

[straycatt]

ZZ Top

The Kinks

Rob Zombie/White Zombie

The Donna's (yea I know, but they've got some good stuff)

Pantera

Black Sabbath/Ozzie

Blondie

The Klash

 

All things Pink Floyd

All things Jethro Tull

 

Yes

Queen

 

:dancefool:

[Renne]

As a guitar player,,,,,there ain't nutt'in I don't like cept' what I don't like but I do like blues !! Oh ya, lot'za blues.... er any'thin blues flavored,,,,

 

Renne,,,,,,,,,,,,,Blues lover,,

[Aussie Annie]

After reading through the post on the online station, it gave me some really good suggestions for songs to download to my MP3.

Then I thought it would be a great thread. Be specific on the song name. As you guys recommend them, I'm gonna download the ones I like. Thanks in advance....

 

Already downloaded lots of CCR, Black Betty, Danger Zone, etc. Keep em coming.

 

And can Annie have a copy of 'em when you git 'em done [CD?]

[Aussie Annie]

tough to be specific - most Santana, a lot of jazz.

 

 

I have a copy of a rare 24 minute jam session with Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton...have you heard it??

[slick97spirit]

What a great list........I'm surprised there hasn't been more country listed.......like I say I like it all.

[Wanderer]

"Tumbling Tumbleweeds" and "Happy Trails", Roy and Dale, while riding across the open country anywhere out west.

Sons of the Pioneers, yes! You got to include Marty Robbins in there.

You're my kind of guy.

[Dano]

I have a copy of a rare 24 minute jam session with Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton...have you heard it??

 

 

No, but if you burn me a copy and send it to me I'll forever be in your debt

[Dano]

I am also varied in my tastes, but road music for me is the "concept" or story albums, some Miles Davis, any Clapton, early Chicago with Terry Kath (still have my CTA album), a little Willie and Weylon thrown in for good measure.

[FJR Rider]

My taste in music ranges from Big Band to Acid Rock, and it would take pages and pages list all of the songs I call favorite songs .. but the following are few that haven't been listed already above and are must have on any of the various MP3 players I use (bike, work, car, etc):

 

 

David Allen Coe .. The Ride, You Never Even Called My Name, & If That Ain't Country

 

Train .. Calling All Angels

 

Nickelback .. Rockstar

 

Three Doors Down .. Kryptonite

 

Montrose .. Bad Motor Scooter

 

Ten Years After .. I'd Love to Change the World

 

Buffalo Springfield .. Bluebird

 

Toby Keith .. Smokin' Weed With Willie & The Taliban Song

 

George Jones .. Amazing Grace & Ol' Red

Edited May 6, 2010 by FJR Rider

[E-Fishin-C]

All of B.B. King Songs

[Aussie Annie]

Hey Painterman: Garth Brooks...and how about Reba McIntire

 

I collect groups of the 50's, 60's & 70's.

 

 

The King to me......AL GREEN.

Lou Rawls

Barry White

[01 Rider]

Eric Clapton - Further on up the road (Live)

Double trouble (Live)

 

Derek and the Dominos - Crossroads (Live)

 

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call me the breeze

 

Allman Brothers - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed

Jessica

[mabeline]

Roy Orbison------------------ Johnny Horton

Three Dog Night ---------------Johnny Cash

Deep Purple------------------- Steve Earle

April Wine--------------------- Willie Nelson

Cat Stevens

 

Some newer stuff: Blue October, Anna Nalick-Breathe(2AM), Queensryche- Silent Lucidity

 

And sometimes even some good old Scottish Bagpipe Tunes

[autopilot]

Those appearing in bold type are listed in order of preference. Eclectic doesn't begin to descibe my taste in music. I even have a vintage vinyl of Frank Zappa. I might even part with my vinyl "Blind Faith" album if the price were right!

 

From Big & Rich "Horse of a Different Color" Album

1. Live This Life

2. Holy Water

3. Saved

 

From Nicole C. Mullen's "Talk About It" album

1. "Let The Redeemed of The Lord Say SO"

2. "I Will Give You Rest"

3. "When I Call on Jesus"

 

From the "W.O.W. Orange CD" -- 1. "Jesus, Lover of My Soul" done by Darleene Zschech

 

Pachabel-"Canon in D-Major"

 

J.S. Bach - "Air on The G-String"

 

"Hawaii '78" & "Somewhere over the Rainbow" by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole (brother Izzy)

 

Anything by Dobro king of the planet-Jerry Douglas! Particularly from the "Lookout for Hope" and "The Best Kept Secret" albums

 

Most anything from Crosby Stills Nash & Young (or variations of the group)

 

Anything from Bonnie Raitt "Longing in Their Hearts", "Luck of The Draw"

or "Nick of Time" albums

 

Anything from the Bob Marley "Legend" Album

 

Clapton- "Pretending", "Knocking on Heavens Door", "If I Could Change The World",

"If I Saw You In Heaven", "After Midnight" (w/ Santana)

 

 

In no particular order of preference:

Commodores- Brick House, Little River Band - Cool Change, Bruce Hornsby - Mandolin Rain, Valley Road & Every Little Kiss, Bill Withers - Ain't No Sunshine With You Gone, Junior Walker - Cleo's Back, Chris Isaacs - Wicked Games, ZZ Top - Low Rider, Spinners - Rubberband Man, War - Spill The Wine, Emerson Lake & Palmer - Lonely Man, Eagles - Hole in the World..................there are many, many more Even some Midi instrumentals from a guy named Michael Walthius (the Keyboard Wizard)

[Squidley]

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hey now, this is from the 90's not the 70's! it's STONE temple pilots

 

 

I was wondering who was going to be the 1st to catch that

Great list BTW

[eazyduzzit]

A lot of my favorites have already been listed. I tried to think of an all time favorite, but there isn't one so I'll just try to name a couple I don't already see listed.

 

"Smooth" Santana/Rob Thomas.

"Give me one reason" Tracy Chapman.

"Walk this way" Aerosmith