What are your favorite songs?

[Mr70]

Here's a list of 25 I routinely listen to on the Home 8Tk or Chevelle 8Tk.
Kachung:
*Midnight Rider-Allman Bros.
*Green Tambourine-Lemon Pipers
*Momma Told Me Not To Come-3 Dog Night
*These Eyes-Guess Who
*American Woman-Guess Who
*Stormy-Classics IV
*I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You-Alan Parsons
*Breakdown-Alan Parsons
*3rd Day-ELO
*Ebony Eyes-Bob Welch
*Juniors Farm-Wings
*Hold Your Head Up-Argent
*Riders On The Storm-Doors
*Lime In The Coconut-Harry Nilsson
*You Aint Seen Nothing Yet-BTO
*Let It Ride-BTO
*Meadows-Joe Walsh
*Sugar & Spice-Cryan Shames
*Long Cool Woman In a Black Dress-Hollies
*Running Through The Jungle-CCR
*Dreams-Molly Hatchet
*Swingtown-Steve Miller
*Poke Salad Annie-Tony Joe White
*Draggin The Line-Tommy James
*Sweet Emotion-Aerosmith

[ORIGLS6]

Tommy James (Sweet Cherry Wine, Crystal Blue Persuasion)

Moody Blues (Go Now)

or how about the Byrds. Speakin' of the 60's!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=QDr07b31a3Y

[mrtimstik]

Wow what a great thread. Really brings back some great memories hearing everybody's stories. Quick note on Chicago bands, remember Survivor. Frank Sullivan the guitarist lived down the street from me and I remember hearing him play in his garage. He helped inspire me to play guitar and I have been since 1982. It's a great hobby during the winter.

On to favorite bands in no particular order.

UFO
Scorpions
Led Zeppelin
Rush
Ted Nugent
Ozzy with Randy Rhoads
Pink Floyd
Van Halen (DLR)
Judas Priest
Accept
Iron Maiden
Joe Satriani
Cheap Trick
Eagles
Kansas

Maybe this will stir some memories.

[camarojoe]

Anything from the ZZ Top Deguello album.

[71-LS6]

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Ditto, and throw in George Thorogood and the Destroyers "Gear jammer"

[Schonyenko2]

I thought about this some today, and I thought of the Byrds. Turn turn turn, Mr tamborine man
Eric Burton, and the Animals, please don't let me be misunderstood
The Trogs, Wild thing. How many cars did you see at the strip with that name on the side!
Grace Slick, and Jefferson Airplane, White Rabbit. Yea, it was drug related.
And the kid said, that I shouldn't have forgot Skynard.

[Eddie M.]

I Listen to those to... Ken

[ORIGLS6]

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and Jefferson Airplane, White Rabbit. Yea, it was drug related.


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NO! REALLY? I always thought it was about Alice in Wonderland. That's just a kids story, right?

"Some kind of mushrooms!"

[PeteLeathersac]

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Anything from the ZZ Top Deguello album.

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Ditto, and throw in George Thorogood and the Destroyers "Gear jammer"

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I went to the Thorogood & ZZ Top show at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto in the early nineties...great show!!!
After the performance my pal and I pretended we knew what we were doing and chummed our way through security into a party room of record people..
The place was crammed, we grabbed a few free drinks and tried to fit in but all wasn't going perfectly smooth as some people seemed to know we didn't belong and my we're with X-Radio story was wearing thin?.
All of a sudden the doors opened, in came the ZZ boys and Billy Gibbons came straight over to me all excited and treating me like a long lost brother!.
Of course I had to go along with it all and he and Dusty hung with us through the rest of the gala and those who seemed against us before were all smiles now!.
After being presented with some BMG Music record sales award they took my pal and I back to their small private party room and we spent the evening talking cars, bikes etc..
I never did figure out who I was supposed to be but what great car guys especially Billy Gibbons!!
We laughed most of the way home to Peterboro' and did the traditional middle of the night lap of the Mosport road circuit in my old '84 Dodge half ton...the slant six didn't have quite the torque or speed up the back straight that the Can-Am ZL1's did but we got a bit sideways through turn 5!.

~ Pete

[Xplantdad]

That's cool Pete!