iOwnTheWorld.com

Too many to list but includes:

Scorpions
Rainbow
Molly Hatchet
Outlaws
38 Special
Elton John (sorry)
Seether
Pink Floyd
Journey
Foreigner
Evanescence (sorry again)
Disturbed
Rob Zombie
Rainbow

the list goes on

+2

Shakira
ABBA
Bad Finger
Cindy Lauper
Gloria Estefan
Joan Armatrading
Kate Bush
Neneh Cherry
Tom Jones
Sophie B Hawkins
Joan Osborne
Idan Raichel Project
Lone Justice
Maria McKee
Tommy James & The Shondells
Judy Garland
Ella Fitzgerald
Sarah Vaughan
My Church’s Choir (they don’t have a name)
Donna Summer
Brittney Spears
Petula Clark
The Beatles
Katrina and the Waves
Aimee Mann
Till Tuesday
Webber/Rice Musicals (Evita, JC Superstar)

+3

Diann,

Take out-

Shakira
Gloria Estefan
Joan Armatrading
Limit Neneh Cherry to Woman’s World
and Brittney Spears to Toxic

You don’t want any mood breakers during
“hugs”
lol

+4

Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
Rush
Black Sabbath
Audioslave
Judas Priest
Motorhead
Iron Maiden
Metallica
Megadeth
UFO

Most Played – Top 11 list, loaded on PC, Ipod, Phone

+2

Mark -

Elton John prior to 1974 is a “no apology necessary zone.”

Beyond that cut-off and it gets very very distressing.

Evanescence, on the other hand, is revealing the inner drama queen. lol

+4

Fur,
Gloria’s Spanish-language CDs are wonderful. And I love the early, pre-pander to American audiences Shakira. She used to be very creative and her music was amazingly clever. Then, she wanted to appeal to me as an American, and she totally lost me. She Wolf? Seriously? “Buffalo Stance” and “Sassy” That’s why I like Neneh.

Oh, my Goodness! I forgot…

Herb Albert & The Tijuana Brass

Shoot me some Estefan and Shakira titles.
And early Alpert is great. You throw “Rise” in their and I may throw your iPhone out the winduh. (I’ll tell you why specifically. I do not like that KEYBOARD SOUND. The Fender Rhodes “chime” keyboard sound. It causes me to want to kill Toni Tenille AND The Captain.) -bfh

+2

Orbital
George Strait
Front 242
David Ball
Hall & Oates
The Clash
The Cure
Stan Getz
Steely Dan
Red Hot Chili Peppers (old stuff)
The Reverend Horton Heat
Olive
Simply Red
Winton Marsalis
Yes ZZ Top
King Crimson
The Smiths
Meat Beat Manifesto

To name a few…

+2

BFH – There’s a long and boring story as to how that group got on my playlist. Let’s just say it’s my daughter’s fault.

Hiding behind a child is very unbecoming! I owned up to my Manilow cut. -bfh

+1

The only “device” I have is a 5 CD exchange on the home stereo. It has 5 Jimmy Buffet CD’s in it.

other than that, I go to upchucky.com and pick a year.

+3

Very short list parred down from 93 (which was parred down from an even longer list):

4Him
Aerosmith
Alan Parsons
Andy Williams
Beatles
Beethoven
Chicago
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Dan Fogelberg
David Sanborn
Dean Martin
Dire Straits
Eric Clapton
Genesis
Itzhak Perlman
Jeff Beck
Joe Cocker
Journey
Larry Norman
Men at Work
Moody Blues
Mozart
Peter Gabriel
Phil Collins
Pink Floyd
Santana
Simon & Garfunkel
Sister Hazel
Soul Asylum
Steve Winwood
Sting
Styx
Tears for Fears
Tim Weisberg
Yes

Never heard of Sister Hazel – They’re good. Just listened to Saddest Song. Good stuff. -bfh

+2

In no particular order:
Golden Earring
BOC
Stones (there,I said it)
Grateful Dead
Talking Heads
Devo
D. Mode
Skynyrd
Poco
Floyd
Fleetwood Mac (Green, Spencer, Kirwan, Perfect)
New Gress Revival
Scorps
Sam Bush
Los Srtaitjackets
Los Lonely Boys
Los Lobos
Tull (just keeps getting better)
Alice Cooper (killer, Billion $ babies)
Gov’t Mule
Deep Purple
Aerosmith
The Who
Little Feat
Stills (think I’ll go back home)
Airplane
Del McCoury
Doors
Clapton
CCR
Hendrix
Beat Farmers
Buddy Guy
Knopfler
Coheed & Cambria
ZZ Top
Ten Years After
Steve Earle
Zeppelin
Brad Paisley

And probably about 200 others I can’t think of right now.

I never really listened to the Beat Farmers before. I just listened to Powderfinger. Good stuff. TY! – bfh

+3

AC/DC
Aerosmith
Al Green
Allman Bros
Bad Co.
Beach Boys
Black Sabbath
Bob Segar
Chi Lites
Clapton
CSNY
Deep Purple
Hendrix
James Brown
Jethro Tull
James Gang
Joe Walsh
Edgar Winter
Johnnie Winter
Kansas
Led Zeppelin
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Marshall Tucker Band
Neil Young
Pete Townsend
Pink Floyd
Queen
Rush
Spinners
Steely Dan
Steppenwolf
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Stevie Wonder
Supremes
Temptations
The Beatles
The Doors
The Moody Blues
Tom Petty
Wilson Pickett
Zappa
ZZ Topp

You got the soul in there! -bfh

+2

And the Who

+1

The Who
Velvet Underground
Roy Buchanan
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Robert Johnson
Doors
MC5

Kick out the Jams!!! – bfh

+1

These are just some of mine. Gotta run.
ZZ Top
Santana
Rolling Stones
Springsteen
Doobie Brothers
Allman Brothers
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Al Green
Eric Clapton
Amy Winehouse
AC/DC
Black Sabbath
Zeppelin
Heart
Pearl Jam
Guns N’ Roses
Jimi Hendrix
Janis Joplin
Pink Floyd
The Who
Lenny Kravitz
U2
Dire Straits
Doors
Billy Idol
Tom Petty
Tragically Hip
Queen
Carole King
George Thorogood
Meatloaf
Eurythmics
Big Sugar
Bob Marley
Peter Tosh
Third World
The Band
Creedence Cleawater Revival
Benny Goodman
Glenn Miller
Artie Shaw
Lena Horne
Tina Turner
Spencer Davis Group
Long John Baldry
Billy Idol
Beach Boys
Fats Waller
Isley Brothers
Talking Heads
Blind Faith
The Monks
Elvis Costello
Gnarls Barkley
Frank Zappa
There are many others…plus many, many versions of classical music…Rossini, Bach, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Handel, etc. etc.
And many more old blues artists.
Never heard Big Sugar before. I’m not a huge blues fan (I make allowances for Stevie Ray and Hendrix blues) , but they are good. Listening to Diggin a Hole. – BFH

+1

Orbitup -
Very eclectic.
All over the map. Which is good because if you have to endure Front 242 while you have a headache, George Strait is just around the corner.

+2

HERE YOU GO, SENOR FUR EL GORRO:

Early Shakira: Anything from Pies Descalzos (1996).
“Vuelve”
“Pies Descalzos”
“Se Quiere” (The best)
From “Donde Estan los Ladrones” (1998):
“Si Te Vas”
“No Creo” (my favorite)
“Inevitable”
“Octavo Dia”
“Donde Estan los Ladrones”
“Ojos Asi”

Actually, some of Shakira’s stuff from her latest “Sale el Sol” is very much like her earlier stuff too (“Mariposa” for example, but I’m sick of it when rap artists sing with her).

Espanol Gloria:
“Abriendo Puertas”
“Nuevo Dia”
“Lejos de Ti”
“Tres Gotas de Agua Bendita” (With Celia Cruz)
And pretty much from “Mi Terra” (like “Hablemos el Mismo Idioma” – awesome!)

But, I won’t shut off her terrific version of “Turn the Beat Around.”

I don’t know what she’s singing!!! She could be saying BigFurHat Makes Me Vomit!

+1

Thank you BFH!
I have several playlists depending on the mood and what I am doing, so here is a merged and condensed version:

Prince
Beastie Boys – only Brass Monkey
Ram Jam Black Betty *Most unPC song I ever heard.
Shelia E
Howard Jones
Spandau Ballet
SNAP
TLC
Milli Vanili
Kim Carnes
Thompson Twins
38 Special
Sheena Easton
The Human League
Soul II Soul
The Cranberries
Hoobastank
The Verve
The Fray
Eminem
Rob Thomas / Matchbox 20
PM Dawn
Blue October
Outcast
Missy Elliot
Lifehouse
Til Tuesday
Slick Rick
Digital Underground
10 CCC
Rupert Holmes

Merry Merry Christmas All.

And exactly what kind of mood are you in when you listen to Outcast? -bfh

+1

The Gibson brothers
Toby Keith
BB King
James Taylor
Dire Straits
Pink Floyd
The Steeldrivers
Allison Krausse
The Eagles
Tom Petty
3 Doors down
4 Non blondes
The Verve
Ultra Lounge
Three Tall Pines
Soft Cell
Soul Chillaz
Robert Pant
Simon & Garfunkel
Patsy Cline
Plain White T’s
OK Go
Nickleback
Nickle creek
Misty River
Michael Hedges
Mark Knopfler
Liquid motion
KT Tunstall (gah!)
John Williams
Jeff Buckley
Eddie Silverton
Dolly Parton
Divinyls.
Dierks Bently
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Club des Belugas
Clair Lynch
Cadillac Sky
Butthole surfers
Blue Highway

Ok. I think that is enough to totally shame myself.

Well, right out of the gate I was very concerned. I listened to these Gibson Brothers and was saddened. BUT, I found Claire Lynch’s Canary’s Song. Nice. – bfh

+2

Who could forget Fur’s Motown Collection?

http://iowntheworld.com/blog/?p=50944&cpage=1#comment-287536

Lots of good stuff there.

+1

RWF:
You had me at Divinyls

+2

Haha! Unfortunately most of my favorite Blue Grass music is on my other computer, which is being repaired. Yeah, the Mac that never breaks…did.

+3

Oh, crap! I forgot Alison Kraus & Union Station.

(This is what happens when you do it from memory)

+2

Just a few, in no particular order:

Beatles
Eagles
William Orbit
Pete Alderton
Vonda Shephard
Andrew White
Aaron Neville
Bob James
Joss Stone
Brian Auger
Holly Cole
Harry Connick, Jr.
Jack Johnson
ZZ Top
Lynyrd Skynryd
Allman Brothers
Elvin Bishop
Barry White
John Denver
Celtic Woman
Led Zeppelin
Michael Jackson
Sarah McLachlan
Shania Twain
Martina McBride
Wayman Tisdale
Willie Nelson
Rebecca Pidgeon
A couple of Broadway shows (“Jersey Boys” is awesome!)

and goodness knows how many others!

GAHHHHHHHHH! Aaron Neville. It automatically renders your playlist Kryptonite!!!! -bfh

+1

Just looking at my playlist on Real Player makes my head hurt!

0

Yeah, Diann cant forget about that beautiful lady with a voice of an angel.

+1

I collect all songs from the following
10CC
38 Special
Aaron Tippin
AC/DC
Areosmith
Alice Cooper
Alice in Chains
Ambrosia
Amy Grant
Andreas Vollenweider
Annie Lennox
Antoine Dufour
Atlants Rhythm Section
Audiomachine
Avalon
Bad Co.
Bella Fleck
Big & Rich
Billy Idol
Billy Joel
Billy Ray Cyrus
Black Eyed Peas
Boingo
Bon Jovi
Bonnie Raitt
Boston
Boz Scaggs
Brian Setzer
Bruce Cockburn
Bryan Adams
Bryan Ferry
the Cars
Cat Stevens
Celine DionCeltic Thunder
Celtic Woman
Chicago
Clannad
the Clash
Coldplay
Clooective Soul
Cyndi Lauper
Darrl Worley
Hall & Oates
Dave Grusin
Dave Matthews
David Bowie
Def Leppard
Don Henley
Donald Fagen
Doobie Bros
Duran Duran
Eagles
Earth, Wind, Fire
Elton John
Emmerson, Lake and Palmer
Enya
Eric Gales Band
Eurthmics
Ewan Dobson
Faith Hill
the Fixx
Fleetwood Mac
Flinn & the BB’s
Foo Fighters
Foreigner
The Gap band
Genesis
George Thorogood
Gino Vannelli
Gloria Estefan
Gotye
Grace Jones
the Guess Who

Ambrosia AND Gino Vanelli?? Do you have something to say to the group here? -bfh

+1

Hank Williams Jr.
Harry Nilsson
Head East
Heart
Honeymoon Suite
Hooters
Huey Lewis
Inxs
James Gang
James Taylor
Janet Jackson
Jefferson Airplane / starship
Jimi Hendrix
Joe Walsh
John Mayer
Joni Mitchell
Josh Groban
Journey
Kansas
Kate Bush
Keith Medley
Kenny Loggins
Knack
Krista Branch

+2

We have a Sonos system, so our “playlists” change all the time.

When we have a playlist it can be anything we happen to think of at the time, depending on what we’re talking about.

One day we played Neilsen’s “Lime in the Coconut” song repeatedly.

- Mozart, concerto for clarinet in A, K 622
- Mozart
- Ravelle
- Tchaikovsky
- Copeland
- Bob Rivers (Twisted Radio) Christmas Carols
- Alistair Begg (archived sermons)
- Beethoven
- and whatever springs to mind

+1

Lady Antebellum
Led Zeppelin
Lee Greenwood
Lenny Kravitz
Lighthouse
Linda Ronstadt
Little Feat
Little River Band
Loggins & Messina
Lonestar
Loverboy
Lynard Skynyrd old and new
Mannhein Steam roller old and newer
Meat Loaf
Michael Jackson
Michael W Smith
Missing Persons
Molly Hatchet
Moody Blues
the Motels
Mr. Mister
Muse
Newsong
Nine Inch Nails
Norah Jones
Nox Arcana
The Ocean Blue
Oingo Boingo
Pat Benatar
Pat Travers
Peter Gabriel
Peter Himmelman
Philip Glass
Pink Floyd
the Police
Porcupine Tree (thanks BFH)
teh Power Station
the Presenders
Queen (FreeLadies choice not mine)
Queenryche

+1

Rainbow
Randy Newman
Rennaissance
Return to Forever
Richard Page (MR. Mister)
Robert Palmer
Roxy Music
Roy Orbison
Rush (A+)
Saga
Sarah Brightman
Sarah McLachlan
Seal
Secret Garden
Shania Twain
Simple Minds
Simply Red
Steely Dan
Steppenwolf
Steve Winwood
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Stevie Wonder
Sting
Stone Temple Pilots
Straight no Chaser
Strawberry Alarm Clock
Supertramp
Tea Party Band
Tears for Fears
Third Day
Thomas Dolby
Three Dog Night
Toby Keith
Tommy James + the…
Tori Amos
Toto
Toy Matinne
TSO
Traveling Wilburys
Trevor Morris
The T U B E S
U2 ( few, very few )
Van Halen
The Verve
Wang Chung
Weird Al
the Who
Wild Cherry
Yello
Yes
ZZ top
I forgot
The Innocence Misson ( Lancaster Pa, as toured with)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opUIlpd1dng
.

+1

There in more on my media server but I broke it.

+1

Abigail,

Beside the obvious great Nilsson songs

One, Without You, Me and My Arrow, Everyone’s Talkin, The Lord Must be in NY City, Jump into the Fire etc.

I love – All I Think About Is You.

It’s so Lee Hazlewood.
Check out Some Velvet Morning – Lee Hazlewood/Nancy Sinatra
exquisitely bad/good.

+3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpcbNlMgr70&list=AL94UKMTqg-9APc4Xh8iRUlhqLow8be3mj

. MTV

0

The first woman that puts Bananarama on their playlist wins a free date with Snowball.

+3

What is wrong with Gino? I am not gay.

Hey. I had Manilow AND The Partridge Family on that C/P playlist. We all have our crosses to bear. -bfh

+1

GAHHHHHHHHH! Aaron Neville. It automatically renders your playlist Kryptonite!!!! -bfh

Well, you wanted us to be honest….

+3

I forgot, I have some of their stuff, but I will pass on the date. Unless it is strictly pro, I’ll mix, you play.

0

I only have 1,583 songs so far. (I think?)
in 645 artists folders.. and counting.
the list of artists would take up too much space on here..
last week I finally installed (2).. 3 TB harddrives from CompUSA (they were on sale!)
I was running out of room with only 2½ TB’s.
Does anyone else like The Chris Duarte Group – tailspin headwhack album?
(he plays like Stevie Ray Vaughn used to)

+2

Joe Bonamassa
Alvin Lee
Kenny Wayne Shepard
Lonnie Mack
Pink Floyd
Zeppelin
Trans Siberian Orchestra
Eagles
Yes
Procul Harem
Moody Blues
Allman Brothers
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Jeff Beck
Jethro Tull
Robin Trower
Spirit

Just to name a few

+3

Jimmy Sturr and his Orchestra

0

Oh and I have a crap load of Jazz stuff and more rock on the old 12 inch stuff.

BTW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sXOIrvOMKU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxYY3KuNVIU

IM is Karen and Don Peris, and was Steve Brown & Mike Bitts originally
.

0

@kathy – Bonamassaaaa. Very nice.

0

Kathy likes her guitars.

0

Just a small sampling of who and what I like. I’d have to think for weeks to get them all. And seeing as how I have Old Timer’s disease it ain’t gonna happen.

Aaron Neville
AC/DC
Acker Bilk
Air Supply
Allman Brothers
Al Green
Bach
BB King
Beach Boys
Beethoven
Billy Idol
Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas
Bob Dylan
Bob Lynn
Bob Seger
Boz Skaggs
Buddy Holly
Carole King
Celtic Woman
Creedence Clear water Revival
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Dan Fogelberg
Dave Clark Five
Def Leppard
Dire Straits
Doors
Enya
ELO
Eric Clapton
Eurythmics
George Thorogood
Golden Earring
Guns N’ Roses
Heart
Herman’s Hermits
Isley Brothers
James Brown
Janis Joplin
Jeff Beck
Jeff Lynne
Jimi Hendrix
Joe Cocker
Joe Walsh
John Denver
Journey
Led Zeppelin
Lil’ Richard
Little Eva
Lynyrd Skynryd
Marshall Tucker Band
Meatloaf
Men at Work
Moody Blues
Mozart
Queen
Patsy Cline
Pink Floyd
Sam the Sham and Pharoahs
Scorpions
Simon & Garfunkel
Simply Red
Spencer Davis Group
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Steve Winwood
Styx
Talking Heads
Temptations
Ten Years After
The Band
The Beatles
The Crystals
The Diamonds
The Eagles
The Lovin’ Spoonful
The Marvelettes
The Outlaws
The Platters
The Ronettes
The Shirelles
The Traveling Wilburys
The Who
Tom Petty
Tchaikovsky
Van Morrison
Wagner

+3

Evidently my list is too long – I post it and it doesn’t show up.

1543 bands in my play list.

Oh well.

Just write, “every band ever,” and be done with it! How about sorting to the top 50 played? -bfh

+2

Old time local Favs.

Sharks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQZAStQONjs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bFLfAL_d3U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cETBdicwov0
RIP Sam Lugar

Johnnys Dance Band
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjmScLZq0mo
.

0

Mostly Motown. Predominately late 60′s early 70′s
Sinatra.
Carol King.
Gordon Lightfoot.
Nora Jones.
Carly Simon.
Too many to list.
I guess one of my favorite songs is

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ8n_Esop5I

It just reminds me of someone.

+3

holy crap I forgot Gary Numan. (Newer is even better)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_EN1f3iTAw

And Cars with NIN – killer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qlUFKFHNIU
.

+1

Some great lists here!
I received a 1TB drive with thousands of albums and singles as a door prize at an office party. I have about 500 CDs and about 600 LPs. Many are inactive, but I still listen to them from time to time.
These days I access most of my music on YT or Ckuik- hundreds of songs on various playlists, no storage and no cost.

+1

grooveshark.com is pretty good, too.

0

Sloan
Four Pennies
Wilco
Jolliver Arkansas
Flying Burrito Brothers
Masters Apprentices
The Syn
Long Ryders
Freddy And The Dreamers
Jayhawks
The Anydays
Rain Parade
Beachwood Sparks
Twilights
Kinks
Guadalcanal Diary
Los Lobos
Glass Harp
Kings Of Leon first album
Chad And Jeremy
Ray Mason Band
Standells
Smithereens
Dandy Warhols
I See Hawks In LA
Godfathers
Pearl Jam
Screaming Trees
Bystanders
Creation
Knickerbockers
Every Mother’s Son
Southern Culture On The Skids
Thirteenth Floor Elevators
Merry Go Round
Nightcrawlers

To name a few…

Oh, we could take a ten hour road trip. Oh, yes we could. -bfh

Oh, and by the way. My first concert ever had this line-up:
Alice Cooper, Bloodrock and Glass Harp. I was 9. -bfh

+7

My Short list

Waylon Jennings
Johnny Cash
Merle Haggard
Dr. Hook
Doug Stone
ZZ top
Old Crow Medicine Show
Kathy X
Jerry Lee Lewis
The Handsome Family
Uncle Scratch’s Gospel Revival
Elvis
BR5-49
Hank Williams
Moe Bandy
Bellamy Brothers
George Jones
Hank Williams Jr
Holly Golighty and the brokeoffs
Willie Nelson
William Elliott Whitmore
Unknown Hinson
Powder Mill
bonnie prince billy
Johnny Paycheck
Big Jugs
John Anderson
Leroy Virgil
Vern Gosdin
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
The Real McKenzies
David Allan Coe
Rolling Stones
Gary Stewart
Deadbolt
JASON & THE PUNKNECKS
Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir
FRED EAGLESMITH
Robert Earl Keen
The Charlie Daniels Band
REV. KENNY
Drive-By Truckers
Hellbound Hayride
Blaze Foley
Lucinda Williams
Jon Wayne
Billy Joe Shaver
Jerry Jeff Walker
Bill Anderson
Guy Clark
Lynyrd Skynyrd
DM Bob
Gary P Nunn
Steve Earle
Don Nix
Bourbon Boys
Hellstomper
Alcoholics Unanimous
The Monsters
Jim White
Dan Penn
Tom Russell

+1

I don’t have any fancy digital jukebox. I just listen to the two classic rock stations that I can get on my radio. They cover most of the bands listed above.
I didn’t see Steve Miller on anybody’s list.

+2

The Cure
Social Distortin
Talking Heads
Rancid
The Bodeans
Mumford&Sons
Blondie
Taking Back Sunday
The Distillers
Tom Wait
Leonard Cohen
Tim Armstrong
Dire Straits
Mark Knopfler
Arcade Fire
Johnny Cash
The Alarm
Joy Division
The Killers
Modest MouseYhe Smiths
The Undertones
The Cranberries

+2

Holy Cow

I Forgot

Mott The Hoople!

and Foghat

and Mothers of Invention

and Procol Harem

and Quicksilver Messenger

and “Hocus Pocus” by the band “Focus”

+2

The Screaming Trees? C’mon, Chalupa, you’re just making that up. Wait.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE5f561Y1x4

Heh.

ps – I’m copying that list of yours for future reference. Good stuff, Maynard.

+8

Adele
Alison Krause
Allison Moorer
B.J.Thomas
Billy Joe Shaver
Billy Joel
Bob Segar
Bobby Bare
Bonnie Raitt
Brooks & Dunn
The Browns
Buck Owens
Carrie Underwood
Celtic Women
Charlie Rich
Cleo Lane
Clyde McPhatter
Confederate Railroad
Connie Smith
Conway Twitty
Cowboy Junkies
David Allen Coe
David Ball
Dawn Sears
DElbert McClinton
Dinah Washington
Delores Keane
Dottie West
Doug Kershaw
Dwight Yoakam
Eagles
Elvis Costello
Emmylou Harris
Ernest Tub
Eva Cassidy
Frances Black
Freddie Fender
Gene Watson
George Jones
George Strait
Gretchen Wilson
Guy Clark
Hank Locklin
” Snow
” Thompson
” Williams
” Williams Jr.
Hayes Carl
Ink Spots
Iris Dement
Irish Tenors
James Hand
Janie Fricke
Janis Joplin
John Boutte
John Prine
Johnny Cash
Johnny Paycheck
Kenny Chesney
Kitty Wells
Kris Kristofferson
LaVerne Baker
Lacy J. Dalton
Lefty Frizzell
Leonard Cohen
Lorreta Lynn
Lorrie Morgan
Louvin Bros.
Lyle Lovette
Lynda Randle
Martin Delray
Marty Stewart
Mary Black
Mary Coughlin
Mavericks
Merle Haggard
Michael Buble
Mundy
Sharon Shannon
Nanci Griffith
Patsy Cline
Patty Loveless
Paul Simon
Porter Wagoner
The Quebe Sisters
Ralph Stanley
Randy Travis
Ray Charles
Ray LaMontagne
Ray Price
Rhonda Vincent
Robert Earl Keen
Roberta Flack
Kid Rock
Ronan Tynan
Rosanne Cash
Roy Orbison
Sammy Kershaw
Shelby Lynne
Sinead Lohan
Sinead O’Conner
Statler Bros.
Steve Acho
Stonewall Jackson
Sugarland
Time Jumpers
Toby Keith
Tom T. Hall
Townes Van Zandt
Travis Tritt
Van Morrison
Ronee Blakely
Vince Gill
Wanda Jackson
Waylon Jennings
Webb Pierce
Willy Nelson

+1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYVrWWO84Us
.

+1

bubba listens to

the band
the dead
phish
zappa
little feat
quicksilver
john prine
buffet
dylan
the avitt brothers
allsion kraus
jerry douglas
the radiators
zeppelin
jeff beck
john lee hooker
the allman brothers
government mule
derek trucks
clapton
santana
traffic
skynnrd

+2

Did someone mention guitars?

Dick Dale & SRV:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56SAxtf-RTg&feature=player_detailpage

Bob Brozman:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Il1R4gBcjw&list=PLCCC146D2484CB063&feature=player_detailpage

Crown of Jewels AllStars/Vince gill:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=nvfjIY-THZE&list=PLCCC146D2484CB063
!

+1

Okay. Here is my Kryptonite list. This doesn’t mean that any of these artists appearing on your list makes you a bad person, unless, of course, this IS YOUR LIST. Then you should be put into music reeducation camp.

Leo Sayer
Aaron Neville
Pat Boone
Al Jarreau
James Blunt
That Creed douchebag
Eddie Vetter (the most apt description is he sings like Cher with her jaw wired shut.)

+5

Thomas Edison:

Great Edison Cylinder Hits:
(“Mary Had a Little Lamb”)

+1

Fur,
The only Herb Alpert I know of is early stuff (“Whipped Cream and Other Delights,” “Going Places,” “Lonely Bull”). My Mom LOVED him and after a time, my brother and I began playing those records more than she did (that and her Smothers’ Brothers albums).

+1

What’s wrong with Pat Boone?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5rCtkVZAGo
.

+1

Road trips are the best, Fur. I used to make cassettes with funny movie clips or Seinfeld bits between songs that tied into the song…fun stuff!

@Snowie – Sweet Oblivion and the previous album by the Screaming Trees are very good…I actually got my first Flying Burrito Bros. album for free because a buddy couldn’t believe there was such a band

+8

What’s wrong with Pat Boone?

He’s the musical equivalent of government cheese.

He has a vocal range from middle c to middle e.

His phrasing is as interesting as a washing machine parts list.

His vocal tone is as enriching as a salt-free saltine.

He’s as edgy as a stress ball.

There is absolutely nothing to latch on to, unless you’re musing about the day you spent painting that beige room.

A nice change of pace from Pat Boone is listening to room ambiance and your tinnitus.

Shall I go on?
He’s a fine person. As an entertainer, I’d have to go into the Mark Russell concert before the Pat Boone show.

+7

BabyFace
Maxwell
howard hewett (gospel)
Prince and the revolution
freddie Jackson
Al B. Sure
Gerald Levert
After 7
Johny Gill
Rakim
Seal Stevie Wonder
Jackson 5
Monica
Angela Winbush
Teddy Riley
SOS band
Toni Braxton
Aaliyah

+1

fates warning
abigor
arch matheos
the faceless
borknagar
coheed and cambria
crimson glory
cynic
dimmu borgir
doom
flatbacker
gorod
helstar
iron maiden
jack slater
keep of kalessin
mike jones
destruction
spiral architect
mercyful fate
black sabbath
curtis mayfield
facemob
faith factor
ihsahn
infernal majesty
pink freud (not floyd)
sceptic
obscura
opeth
pagan’s mind
paul wall
septory
spawn of possession
veil of maya
vintersorg
zeni geva

+1

Alice Deejay
Andy Williams
Arnold Fruchtenbaum
Basement Jaxx
Bing Crosby
Burl Ives
Chuck Berry
The Clash
Conway Twitty
Daft Punk
The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy
Elvis Presley
Essential Mix
Fatboy Slim
The Four Tops
Gene Autry
Iggy Pop
Irony Curtain
Jeff Beck
Johann Sebastian Bach
Johnny Mathis
Les Paul & Mary Ford
Lou Monte
The Manhattan Transfer
MAX SEDGLEY (The Verve Remixed)
Nina Simone
Paul Oakenfold Ft Brittany Murphy
Primus
Roy Orbison
Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers
The Shirelles
Slim Whitman
Sneaker Pimps
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Tori Amos
Ween

+2

okay here goes.

Rise against
Meshugga
Devil Driver
the producers musical
phantom of the opera
looney tunes does the beatles
shiny toy guns
awolnation
seven
johnny cash
tool
static x
and a whole bunch of different musicals

+2

More obscure bliss -

Television
Ian McCulloch
Sonvolt
The Sadies
Gene Clark
Cowboy Junkies
Gigolo Aunts
The Litter
Bo Grumpus
Peanut Butter Conspiracy
The Three O’Clock
Chocolate Watch Band
Fairport Convention
We Five
Tremeloes
Velvet Underground
Midnight Oil
Them
Charlie
Hoodoo Gurus
Grapes Of Wrath
Gutterball
The Robbs
Penny Arkade
Rising Sons
The Liverbirds
Pandoras
Pavement
Sebadoh
Posies
Meat Puppets

Wait just a GD second, Mister. While I was making your playlist, a list that included the Hoodoo Gurus and the Gigolo Aunts, you sneaked this comment in.
I say I done good.
-bfh

+4

I saw Pat Boone back in the 70s. He didn’t sing, tho; he was the commencement speaker at my college graduation.

+1

Lanfear
Shinedown
Ludovico Einaudi
Jonny Lang
Silent Force
Pat Monahan
AlterBridge
Etta James
Dire Straits
AC/DC
John Hiatt
10 Years
Kansas
Audioslave
ELO
James Horner
Rush
Tesla
Elvis
The Union
Deep Purple
Black Country Communion
Smashing Pumpkins
Mark Knopfler
James Newton Howard
Led Zeppelin

+2

Hey Chalupa,
Based on your list, I’m going to make a ten song playlist that I feel confident you would be happy with.

You can be honest. I don’t care.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVFcRfYZook
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zymzPvpHHto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk6IInMveI4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kk3_FsqH3w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-spNkl3So88
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hox7UOaQffI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6sidWKX7sw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ea37UX-EQZY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p35-_5Fc9E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsnIdx8JSBY
.

+5

I saw Pat Boone back in the 70s. He didn’t sing, tho; he was the commencement speaker at my college graduation.
>>>

Oh, poor dear. That WAS Pat Boone singing.

+4

1 – Freedy Johnston – Not familiar with him…like it a lot – Pettyesque
2 – Fountains Of Wayne – real good band…good song
3 – Gigolo Aunts – great song off the Dumb And Dumber soundtrack…Figurine is slayer song as well.
4 – Hoodoo Gurus – excellent song and band.
5 – won’t load – sorry, on an old iPad that needs a flash update.
6 – won’t load
7 – Pernice Bros. – not familiar…good song
8 – Redd Cross – great song…never bought anything by them.
9 – Spongetones – great song…that’s my guitar tone – Fender/Rick/Gibson through Vox AC 30/Blonde Bassman/Blackface Twin…nice.
10 – White Stripes – love the White Stripes…good song.

Not a stinker in the bunch – very strong list.

5 is Jack Nietszche – The Lonely Surfer
6 is Michael Penn – Try -bfh

+6

Stevie Ray Vaughan
Miles Davis
Joni Mitchell
John Mayall
Joe Bonamassa
Diana Krall
Marie Muldaur
Buddy Guy
Hot Tuna
Keith Jarrett

+2

I cannot stand Aaron Neville.
Especially around Christmas time.

“Si ah ah ah ah ee lent, Na ah ah ah ah aht….”

FUUUCK!!!

+3

Aaron Neville is like listening to a stuttering yodeler.

+2

Pink Floyd
Jeff Beck
Earth, Wind, and Fire
Chicago
Mother’s Finest
ELO
The Ojays
Robert Palmer
Eagles
Atlanta Rythym Section
Steely Dan
ELP
Barry White
The Bee Gees
Vangelis
Robin Trower
Cornelius Bros and Sister Rose
Les Paul and Mary Ford
The 5th Dimension
Olivia Newton John
Fleetwood Mac
Justin Hayward
Bonnie Tyler
Enya
Nantucket
10 cc
Mike And The Mechanics

+4

In no particular order:

Enya
Ingrid Michaelson
Mathew Sweet
The Andrews Sisters
The Tubes
The Weepies
Gershwin(s)
Black Moth Super Rainbow
Ivy
The Sundays
Dean Martin
The Cramps
Cake
Supreme Beings of Leisure
Fiona Apple
Owl City
Frank Sinatra
Dinah Washington
Patsy Cline
Josephine Baker
Elvis
Nick Drake
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Royksopp
Lady Antebellum
Ruth Etting
Ivie Anderson
Eartha Kitt
The Boswell Sisters
The Hollies
Lord Huron
Jem
Colbie Caillat
Bing Crosby
Brahms
Tchaikovsky
Handel
Mozart
Chopin
Debussy
Respighi
Beethoven

+5

Neal Morse
Spock’s Beard
Transatlantc
Marillion
Anathema
Black Crowes
Dream Theater
Blackfield
Porcupine Tree
Rush
Opeth
Pink Floyd

I’m just in that mood!

+6

I also like Bluegrass. Just no particular group.

+6

I have hundreds of artists in digital format, so many that my portable appliance can’t hold them all.

I love all music.

My top 50 playlist collected via shuffle and stacked artists because I don’t swap music on the portable isn’t a good representation. Things happen like ABBA is the top artist alphabetically, so it is most played because when I regularly synched, it reset shuffle, I hit play and hear fcuking DANCING QUEEN! LIKE I’M LISTENING TO NOW BECAUSE SHIT TUNES JUST UPDATED AND I HIT PLAY AGAIN!

+2

Bluegrass is great if the singing part is only performed by wimin of the female persuassion.

I cannot listen to the nasal howlings of Appalachin mountain mens.

+2

I demand a tee shirt!!

Neal Morse
Spock’s Beard
Transatlantc
Marillion
Anathema
Black Crowes
Dream Theater
Blackfield
Porcupine Tree
Rush
Opeth
Enya
Ingrid Michaelson
Mathew Sweet
The Andrews Sisters
The Tubes
The Weepies
Gershwin(s)
Black Moth Super Rainbow
Ivy
The Sundays
Dean Martin
The Cramps
Cake
Supreme Beings of Leisure
Fiona Apple
Owl City
Frank Sinatra
Dinah Washington
Patsy Cline
Josephine Baker
Elvis
Nick Drake
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Royksopp
Lady Antebellum
Ruth Etting
Ivie Anderson
Eartha Kitt
The Boswell Sisters
The Hollies
Lord Huron
Jem
Colbie Caillat
Bing Crosby
Brahms
Tchaikovsky
Handel
Mozart
Chopin
Debussy
Respighi
Beethoven
Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd
Jeff Beck
Earth, Wind, and Fire
Chicago
Mother’s Finest
ELO
The Ojays
Robert Palmer
Eagles
Atlanta Rythym Section
Steely Dan
ELP
Barry White
The Bee Gees
Vangelis
Robin Trower
Cornelius Bros and Sister Rose
Les Paul and Mary Ford
The 5th Dimension
Olivia Newton John
Fleetwood Mac
Justin Hayward
Bonnie Tyler
Enya
Nantucket
10 cc
Mike And The Mechanics
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Miles Davis
Joni Mitchell
John Mayall
Joe Bonamassa
Diana Krall
Marie Muldaur
Buddy Guy
Hot Tuna
Keith Jarrett
Lanfear
Shinedown
Ludovico Einaudi
Jonny Lang
Silent Force
Pat Monahan
AlterBridge
Etta James
Dire Straits
AC/DC
John Hiatt
10 Years
Kansas
Audioslave
ELO
James Horner
Rush
Tesla
Elvis
The Union
Deep Purple
Black Country Communion
Smashing Pumpkins
Mark Knopfler
James Newton Howard
Led Zeppelin
Television
Ian McCulloch
Sonvolt
The Sadies
Gene Clark
Cowboy Junkies
Gigolo Aunts
The Litter
Bo Grumpus
Peanut Butter Conspiracy
The Three O’Clock
Chocolate Watch Band
Fairport Convention
We Five
Tremeloes
Velvet Underground
Midnight Oil
Them
Charlie
Hoodoo Gurus
Grapes Of Wrath
Gutterball
The Robbs
Penny Arkade
Rising Sons
The Liverbirds
Pandoras
Pavement
Sebadoh
Posies
Meat Puppets
Rise against
Meshugga
Devil Driver
the producers musical
phantom of the opera
looney tunes does the beatles
shiny toy guns
awolnation
seven
johnny cash
tool
static x
1. fates warning
abigor
arch matheos
the faceless
borknagar
coheed and cambria
crimson glory
cynic
dimmu borgir
doom
flatbacker
gorod
helstar
iron maiden
jack slater
keep of kalessin
mike jones
destruction
spiral architect
mercyful fate
black sabbath
curtis mayfield
facemob
faith factor
ihsahn
infernal majesty
pink freud (not floyd)
sceptic
obscura
opeth
pagan’s mind
paul wall
septory
spawn of possession
veil of maya
vintersorg
zeni geva
Alice Deejay
Andy Williams
Arnold Fruchtenbaum
Basement Jaxx
Bing Crosby
Burl Ives
Chuck Berry
The Clash
Conway Twitty
Daft Punk
The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy
Elvis Presley
Essential Mix
Fatboy Slim
The Four Tops
Gene Autry
Iggy Pop
Irony Curtain
Jeff Beck
Johann Sebastian Bach
Johnny Mathis
Les Paul & Mary Ford
Lou Monte
The Manhattan Transfer
MAX SEDGLEY (The Verve Remixed)
Nina Simone
Paul Oakenfold Ft Brittany Murphy
Primus
Roy Orbison
Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers
The Shirelles
Slim Whitman
Sneaker Pimps
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Tori Amos
Ween

+2

@Big – love Jack Nietszche…theme song from Village Of The Giants is my fave. Found a thirty second snippet of ‘Try’…cool beans!

+6

I could probably narrow my current mood to the following…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1mw4ImMUmQ
.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yCIDkFI7ew
.

+2

Hey!!!
I forgot Irony Curtain and Chris Cassone.

+5

Unknown Hinson, Marillion, and Cowboy Junkies. ZZ Top if it’s beer night.

+1

Ya, Baby!

+8

If you like Jack Nitzsche
than you most like music that
was never intended on being listening music, but
definitely is.

Like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OHq9DiKrMA
.

+3

You can try this TRY link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8j4IBpQT_0
.

+2

Black Moth Super Rainbow.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fby632bPn0E

You, you…leftie!!!

+2

QUEEN
BJ Thomas
CCR
Eagles
Jim Croce
Meatloaf
Patsy Cline
Lobo
Rufus Wainwright
Enya
10cc
Matchbook 20
And tons more.

+3

Well, excuuuuuuse me for mentioning Aaron Neville. Didn’t know I was going to open up such a can of vile.

But shouldn’t Joss Stone or Rebecca Pidgeon cancel out Aaron Neville?

Got Enya, too. And Marshall Tucker and Grand Funk Railroad and and and…….

+3

Mr Hat- This was fun! Let’s do it again.
Maybe a “What I Want for Christmas” poll?

+3

Got here late. This crowd has awesome taste in music. I’d like to add one I didn’t see.

Robert Cray
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gQEDwjhaDE
/

Rando, that’s a good idea, I’ll start, A new President.

+3

Here’s a few I have..I didn’t see anyone else post these groups so far..
Alice in chains
Anthrax
Asia
Aerosmith
Disturbed
Drowning Pool
2 live crew
Allman Brothers
Alan Parsons project
Bachman Turner Overdrive
Bad Company
Barry White – (to get laid with.)
Billy Squire
Black Foot
Cream
Curtis Mayfield
Dropkick Murphy’s
ELO
Gordon Lightfoot
Jim Croce
Kansas
Marshall Tucker band
Molly Hatchet
Puddle of Mud
Thin Lizzy
Triumph
Zac Brown Band

+3

Since I have four iPod Shuffles loaded with four different genres and “playlist” is meaningless at that quantity, I’ll list a few off the top of my head:

Anna Netrebko and Rolando Villazon (yes, still)
Kate Lindsey
Ildebrando D’Arcangelo
Elina Garanča

Hank Williams (Jr. & Sr. – III not so much)
Merle Haggard
David Allan Coe
Gretchen Wilson
George Jones
Tammy Wynette
Johnny Paycheck
Tim Wilson

The Coasters
The Drifters
The Platters
Aretha Franklin
Larry Williams
Little Richard

Diana Krall
Frank Sinatra
Nat King Cole
Count Basie
Ella Fitzgerald
Glenn Miller
Blossom Dearie
Manhattan Transfer
Dave Brubeck

DooWop in general.

and, of course, Jingle Bells by the Singing Dogs!

+2

@Boobie — Manhattan Transfer…”Operator”.

+4

@ Diann and BFH-

I have a wonderful video of Gloria Estefán and Miami Sound Machine made back before the bus crash and way before the Obamasuck business. It was the Miami hometown tour finale and they were at their best. It was so long ago that the performance I have is on LaserDisc and it was never reissued on DVD.

+1

@ jclady –

“Get me Jesus on the line.”

Yes, indeed!

+2

Live
Sister Hazel
Jimmy Buffett
Nickelback
Killers
Daughtry
Celine Dion
Matchbox Twenty
Van Halen
Meat Loaf
Alan Parsons Prj
Delta Goodrem
Carrie Underwood
Kid Rock
BHO Choomwagon

+1

I forgot Johnny Russell

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N3iVHxP8FQ
.

+1

Since we’re all putting on afterthoughts let me add:

Leon Russell
John Williams
Silly Wizard
Red Hot Chilli Pipers (!)

+2

Nirvana, and for you country fans, the only real Country star, Chris Ledoux, come on, Garth Brooks new it.

+2

Late to the party because I’m far far away from the computer right now, BUT

There are a couple on my list I haven’t seen mentioned

The Civil Wars – Tip of My Tongue, I Want You Back,

Dave Beegle – Sandy’s Painting

Jane Monheit – More Than You Know (she covers standards well)

Kathryn Calder – So Easily

Lowen & Navarro – Walking on a Wire

Nina Simone – Sinnerman

Danny Gatton

NRBQ

Shawn Colvin

Steve Goodman

The Noisettes – When You Were Young

That’s all I have for now.

+1

Mr. Hat — Yes, Nillson or Nilsson or however he spells it

I wore out one “The Point” tape at one time and had to buy a second. Then it went on my storage drive. I was suddenly widowed and the whole story was my story, especially the song when he falls into a the hole in the ground and can’t get out.

I’ll check out the artist you mentioned.

Thanks,
AA

+1

Wait. No Warren Zevon or the Del Vikings?

+1

Glad to see some great choices above, eg
Little Feat, Stan Getz, Thin Lizzy, John Hiatt, Delbert McClinton, Los Lonely Boys, Stevie Ray Vaughn, The Band, The Mavericks, Los Lobos, Robert Palmer, Brad Paisley, ZZ Top.

Must adds:
Subdudes, Tower of Power, Rodney Crowell, The Jam, Richard Thompson, Sea Level, Amazing Rhythm Aces, Trent Wilmon, XTC, Orleans, RCO All-Stars, Chick Corea, Squeeze, Taj Mahal, English Beat, Al DiMeola, AWB, Bonnie Raitt, Steely Dan, Graham Central Station, Strawbs, Elvin Bishop, Bruce Hornsby, Southside Johnny, Jimmy Cliff, David Sanborn, Patty Loveless, Jimmie Rodgers, Dixie Dregs, Neville Brothers/Meters, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Graham Parker, Tommy Bolin, Bebop Deluxe, Roxy Music, Ziggy Marley, Mink DeVille,….

SO MUCH GREAT MUSIC out there, who wants to listen to boring, misogynistic, thug-glofifying, moronic RAP ?!!!!!

+1

@ MJA – You have a recording of Josephine Baker?

Talk about eclectic!

+1

I was scheduled to graduate from HS in 1984, but I got out a year early (good behavior and good enough grades). My first album (vinyl) was Queen “The Game”. This was before I knew what a queen was, BTW. I figured they were British and really dug the queen or royalty or some artistic crap like that. Boy was I surprised a few years later… Anyway, my Father was into Western music (Sons of the Pioneers Sons of the Pioneers, Hank Williams Sr. Hank Williams Sr.); popular jazz (Dave Brubeck Quartet Dave Brubeck, Herb Alpert Herb Alpert) and Cowboy music (Marty Robbins,Marty Robbins; Merle Haggard (Merle Haggard ); Hank Snow Hank Snow; Charlie Pride Charlie Pride
Then in the 70′s he moved into more modern groups like ABBA and Simon and Garfunkle and Neil Diamond and because of his brother who lived on the Oregon coast Kraftwerk Kraftwerk Autobahn then I joined the military in ’83 and lost touch with the groups he liked until I came home on leave a few years later. Then it was the Cars Cars; Kim Carnes Kim Carnes and most of the Elvis repertoire. I listened to the pop of the 80′s but in the 90′s I was stationed in Germany and took up the techno habit. Now I listen to DJ’s you’ve probably never heard of from Europe mainly. If you’re curious, here’s a representative sample Armand van Buuren and I only listen to the music of my youth when I’m feeling melancholy.

When someone asks me what kind of music I like, my answer is “good”. I like something from every genre I’ve ever been exposed to, including Opera (if Flight of the Valkyries counts) and even rap if Weird Al Yankovic counts ( Weird Al)

It sounds trite, but it’s true, music transcends all nationalities and cultural boundaries and can truly unite very different peoples. Three cheers to music lovers, wherever they may be found.

+1

Ahh. Eric Johnson, Cliffs of Dover.

+1

Sorry. I put a period directly after the link. Fix at will please.

+1

Considering the time of year nobody mentioned Vince Guaraldi Trio?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn4Y3sHyfsg
.

+2

Dead white men and classical rock. I can’t copy & paste my playlist without copying & pasting the actual physical songs here.

+2

Not on tubes, wonder why? This is great album.

Dick Smith – Smoke Damage

http://www.last.fm/music/Dick+Smith/Smoke+Damage

+1

A couple other neat bands, just give em a chance to warm up.

Yonder Mountain String Band

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omC2ttSpMpU
.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=So0I5bv09Yo
.

Keller Williams

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sno86b4lb4U
.

0

Led Zeppelin (Boston Tea Party, Feb, 1969)
Steely Dan (Tweeter Ctr, 1994)
Jethro Tull (Newport, 1969)
Manhattan Transfer (Berklee Ctr, Boston – HT Mkultra)
Creedence Clearwter Revival(Early stuff, never saw them)
Steve Miller Band (snowstorm, missed ‘em)
Brooks & Dunn (Portland, ME 2005)
Beatles (never saw, did see Love in LV, but fuck Paul McCartney)
Trace Atkins (Meadowbrook, NH)

Obviously, live performances made me like groups on recordings

+2

How many listed that libtard Springsteen? I stopped listening to him 8 years ago. Change the station when he comes on the radio. Just curious

+1

For you, Fur. Merry Christmas

0

I awoke from a nap recently one afternoon with this song playing in my head. I have learned to discern that when this happens to me, there is a heavenly message for me in the lyrics of these songs that I sometimes wake up to. I initially thought the singer was Robert Goulet. I did an Internet search and discovered the version I heard in my head was sung by Ed Ames. After I listened to this wonderful song sung by a man with a magnificent voice, I understood that it was a message from Jesus to me. To comfort me. Because I was in need at that time.

And so I share it with you all. Because Jesus feels this way about all of you.
Merry Christmas
With Love from Kairn

+2

ac/dc
tom petty
avett brothers
johnny cash
zach brown band
nervana
alice n chains
pearl jam
stone temple pilots
motown
charlie daniels band
hank williams jr
elton john
rolling stones
ccr
beatles
aerosmith
bob segar
carol king
toad the wet sprocket
styx
carley simon
harry chapin
steve earl
david alan coe
gordon lightfoot
bill monroe
beck
joe cocker
neil young
the who
pink floyd
the eagles
led zeppelin
vince gill
toby keith
tim McGraw
joe walsch
boston
ted nugent
kiss
and the 1 hit wonder jerry mungo

+1

@ this point it’s really easier to name the stuff I don’t have, that would be anything techno OR Rap….3000+ Vinyl Recordings, & Thousands of Shows From collectors (10,000+ EASILY)

+1