And 20 years later, in 1986, The Beach Boys
covered The Mamas & The Papas 1966 signature folk-rock standard,
"California Dreamin'....

Too many to tell, but one of them is:

Manhattan - Ella Fitzgerald

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8MEVzVVQQ0

yeah,,, tooooo many,,, sooo, it got me to where I asked,,,, which one could we least afford to lose.... hmmmm...?

seems to me simply the Best Song performance ever.... is...

Elvis Presley on the piano singing... 'Amazing Grace'

A Change is Gonna Come - Sam Cooke

My #1 song of all time is James Brown "Give It Up Or Turn It Loose - "Live At The Apollo" version only.

She Loves You - The Beatles

" Be My Baby " Ronettes

I've told myself a thousand times
Not to believe your lies
But when I look into your eyes


Heya! Let's have a finish my lyrics fest

Ever? How about right now favorite, Jeff Buckley “Lover, you should have come over”.
Tomorrow, who knows, too many and depends a lot of my mood.

stock on you by lionel riche

Bosses Daughter - Pop Evil. The bass is so intense and cranked in the car this song is the best.

Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd

Liszt....Love dream

Carl Orf....O-fortuna

J.S. Bach ... Fugue in D minor

J S Bach: Prelude in B Minor BWV 923

Edvard Grieg - Piano Concerto in A minor Op. 16

Wagner... Sigfrieds Funeral March

T.I. ....You Don't Know Me

T.I. ... Like That

Type O Negative... Bloody Kisses

Lori Yates..... Dark Side Of The Glass

Josh Thompson.... Beer With Your Name On It

Double' ....Captain Of Her Heart

Atrium Carceri .....Lustmord - Black Star (WARNING: extremely dark) Cryo Chamber Album

Tangerine Dream

Anything slow-beat Blues

Race to the Bottom - Dan Mangan

If you grew up in my house you listened to Perry Como, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Andy Williams to name a few, they all recorded some great songs. Then in the early side of the 60's, the Beatles became known and the earlier rock and roll bands. Then came the classic rock bands later in the 60's and early 70's, and they all had their own hits that we all enjoyed. Later in the 70's and early 80's came the big hair bands, and it was about that time that I phased out listening to rock, I still enjoyed it but my tastes had changed and moved towards Jazz. Not the early jazz that takes a lot of getting used to, more modern jazz and new age. Acoustic Alchemy, Craig Chaquico, Peter White, The Rippingtons and the like. Not so much songs any more, more like tracks of music, because there are no words just music. I still listen to the radio in the car, in rural Nebraska, we get a lot of Country and Classic Rock, but I can always switch to XM and enjoy a Rippington's track "Silver Arrows" from their "Open Road" album, my favorite at present. You know what though, to this day, and every now and again, Dean Martin hits the spot.

I could play "I Wasn't Born to Follow" all day

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKbapCnuZMw


Loves me some Jane's Addiction - Mountain Song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kAIMlISHhU

Turn Around, Look At Me - The Vogues

Perfect- Ed Sheeran

If the world was ending you'd come over right

That's a good one, I just heard that the other day gonna add it to my Spotify playlist