Your favorite song

[wolf creek knives]

Was just kidding. Good thread...having fun here. Will be posting more #1 songs as we go along. Music be the food of love Play On....

#1 acapella

Me too. I agree that all the music being posted here is great. I've really enjoyed hearing what everyone has to share. It will be interesting to see how far it goes.

 

[WriteON]

It will be interesting to see how far it goes.

There is no finish line. When we fill up the #1 slot we'll post our favorite #2 song

 

[pshrynk]

Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen - just the best "fun" song out there.
Immigrant Song - I loved it when they used it in Thor Ragnarok. There's also a kitten video out there...
Birdland by Weather Report

 

[WriteON]

The music continues. Also tied for #1

 

[dpstudios]

This is my absolute favorite piece of music and this has got to be one of my favorite performances.

 

[WriteON]

This is my absolute favorite piece of music and this has got to be one of my favorite performances.

Put a set of Grado RS1 on and forgetaboutit.

 

[WriteON]

This is my absolute favorite piece of music and this has got to be one of my favorite performances.

Since we're on the Rapsody subject.....

 

[howsitwork]

"Brothers in arms "is still stunning , used it to test put speakers for my hifi many years ago. Still love it now. To to see the tour live at Newcastle City Hall, Mark Knopflers home town , 2nd row ,still,got the photos and the memories.

 

[wolf creek knives]

Well, I'm sitting here looking at the website and the TV is on an low and behold one of my all time favorite comes on, "Southern Cross" by Crosby, Stills, Nash. Doesn't bring back any memories, I just really like it. I saw them in concert back in 2012 at a very small venue and they performed it, nothing better than watching Steven Stills belt it out live.

 

[sbwertz]

Moving way back to the time before I was a teen ager, my dad had a 78 rpm turn table and had every Glenn Miller record/album pressed: String of Pearls, Moonlight Serenade, In the Mood, Pennsylvania 6-5000, these were some that I personally wore out, playing over and over again.

Then there was John Phillip Sousa and his Marches! Not songs I know, but really great music!

Perhaps one last contribution, again for those my age from the movie Apocalypse Now, that gave us Lt. Col Kilgore's fairly insensitive quote about napalm, and the really cool rendition of Flight of the Valkeries.

I have most of those on 45s. Ink Spots' Java Jive, Vaughn Monroe, Phil Harris, Sons of the Pioneers, etc.

 

[DrD]

I have most of those on 45s. Ink Spots' Java Jive, Vaughn Monroe, Phil Harris, Sons of the Pioneers, etc.

Well Young Lady I would venture that we are very close to the same age!