What song are you listening to?

[Johnny_Fever]

Beth Hart - Caught Out In The Rain, because Hubbell & Donohue skated to it at the Nationals.

 

[Jot the Dot Dot]

Without You by Badfinger. http://mp3eg.com/mp3/badfinger-without-you.html Bit of background: Pete Ham had this song "If It's Not Love", with good verses, but was unhappy with the chorus he originally had. Tom Evans had this chorus with no verses ("I can't live, if living is without you"), so the two put the two bits together and came out with this memorable song.

 

[Bellanca]

Buffalo Springfield - For What it's Worth

 

[icie]

Boston - More Than A Feeling. I'm an old poop & I love that song.

 

[Susan1]

Something (that's not I don't know what the song I am listening to is. It's the name of the Beatles song on the radio! ha ha)

 

[briancoogaert]

Dolores O'Riordan RIP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSR4mTSs9aE

 

[paskatefan]

Leonard Bernstein's Chichester Psalms (preparing for a concert celebrating his 100th birthday)

 

[Susan1]

Yer Blues

 

[Susan1]

While I was dusting the bedrooms, I had on the Classic Rock station on the bedroom t.v. I heard Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd) - the whole thing - 10 minutes, Easy Living (Uriah Heep) and Woodstock (CSN&Y). Good dusting music, except I had to go in and turn the t.v. way up for each one and then turn it back down a little during other songs.

 

[Bellanca]

My Walking Stick - Leon Redbone

 

[StasiyaGalustyanLove]

Touch Me - Cathy Dennis

 

[Simone411]

I was going through some old 45's earlier when I came across this one by The Box Tops.

The Letter

 

[Susan1]

Day After Day - Badfinger - #5 this week in 1972 - good stuff!!!

 

[PeterG]

Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Death Of Love

 

[paskatefan]

"Mars" from Gustav Holst's "The Planets"

 

[Vash01]

'Tears in Heaven' by Eric Clapton. Saw the performance by a trio last night while watching the Grammy's and the song is stuck in my head.

 

[Bellanca]

Almost Like Being In Love - Nat King Cole

(I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You Rascal You - Louis Armstrong and Louis Jordan

 

[PeterG]

Two nominees at the Grammys (both lost) that I was glad to see acknowledged:

Jain - Makeba

- a wild musical ride equalled in the video presentation

Tauren Wells - Hills and Valleys (Acoustic Video)

- just a beautiful song and great vocal

 

[ngcskate]

Obsessed with Perfect by Ed Sheeran and Beautiful Trauma by Pink. Pink is normally a big like for me, Sheeran not so much...lol

 

[Susan1]

Let Me Roll It - Paul (trying not to sway back and forth while I'm typing!)

 

[Bellanca]

Blow Away - George Harrison - Guaranteed to put a smile on anyone's face!

 

[Simone411]

Found a CD last night with a song by Billy Gilman. I also loved the music video, and found it on YouTube.

One Voice

 

[Ohyes]

Wayward son- Kansas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X_2IdybTV0


I love classic rock. I'm a sucker for 70's music in general. (It doesn't help that my dad who was a teenager in that time period would play 70's themed music stations on the radio when he drove me to school)

 

[Susan1]

Wayward son- Kansas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X_2IdybTV0
I love classic rock. I'm a sucker for 70's music in general. (It doesn't help that my dad who was a teenager in that time period would play 70's themed music stations on the radio when he drove me to school)

Funny - right before I woke up, I was dreaming that I woke up on the couch and the t.v. was on and there was a concert on and they were singing One Fine Morning by Lighthouse (thinking it wasn't them, but it sounded just like the record). And I tried to turn it up - 40-50-60-70 and the screen went blue. And I got up and yelled at the "stupid t.v.".

p.s. - Thanks for making me feel old. *I* was a teenager in the 70's! And still only listen to classic rock and oldies. I don't know the last time I heard One Fine Morning though (which I have always turned up - such a pretty song). I have to go see if I have it on one of my 70's compilation CDs.

Here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qB76FlXfvs (back in the day of "big band" music like Chicago and Blood, Sweat and Tears!)

 

[katmari]

John Williams turns 86 tomorrow and, along with the all incredible film scores he's composed, he's also written several Olympic fanfares which we will undoubtably be hearing snippets of over the next few weeks:

Olympic Fanfare and Theme 1984 (Los Angeles)

Olympic Spirit 1988 (Seoul)

Summon the Heroes 1996 (Atlanta)

Call of the Champions 2002 (Salt Lake City)

This piece is not by John Williams, but it's not the Olympics without remembering the torch theme by Angelo Badalamenti from the 1992 Barcelona Olympics.

The Flaming Arrow

 

[StasiyaGalustyanLove]

Some Kind of Lover - Jody Watley

 

[Susan1]

Funny - right before I woke up, I was dreaming that I woke up on the couch and the t.v. was on and there was a concert on and they were singing One Fine Morning by Lighthouse (thinking it wasn't them, but it sounded just like the record). And I tried to turn it up - 40-50-60-70 and the screen went blue. And I got up and yelled at the "stupid t.v.".

Here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qB76FlXfvs (back in the day of "big band" music like Chicago and Blood, Sweat and Tears!)

Today's American Top 40 - the 70s, was from this week in 1971. I thought, wow, maybe I'm psychic and they would play One Fine Morning, but no, that song must have been popular later in the year.

Now - Breakfast with the Beatles - Old Brown Shoe..........

I had to go listen to Bluebird, and it made me think of My Valentine. They probably played it before 10 a.m. while I was listening to the 70's. When Breakfast with the Beatles is over, I'll go find it on the computer.

Listened and watched (Paul!) twice...........
https://video.search.yahoo.com/sear...7888c91e3c8d543a91ac78e25a55ac91&action=click

(I don't know how to make it the title you can click on to get it.)

 

[PeterG]

Excellent pop song:

WALK THE MOON - One Foot

Plus I love how the lead singer movies.

 

[Susan1]

Stand By Me - John

 

[twinsissv]

John Williams turns 86 tomorrow and, along with the all incredible film scores he's composed, he's also written several Olympic fanfares which we will undoubtably be hearing snippets of over the next few weeks:

Olympic Fanfare and Theme 1984 (Los Angeles)
I've been listening to the 'Olympic Fanfare and Theme' these days. It always makes me feel that there may be hope for mankind to live together in peace...well at least for a few weeks. Heck! Every single time I hear those trumpets sending out that call to the athletes, I want to run toward that cauldron to compete in something...anything!
Maybe I could qualify for Olympic cheering for humanity!
This is beautifully inspiring feel-good music!
Thank you, Mr. John Williams!