The thread title says it all. Post a song you like. Any genre will do. I'll get us started off with a few.
Post a song you like
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Last: 6 days ago by william
This is one of my all-time favorite opening lyrics:
Well I wish I was in Austin
In the Chili Parlour bar
Drinkin' Mad Dog margaritas
And not carin' where you are
Well I wish I was in Austin
In the Chili Parlour bar
Drinkin' Mad Dog margaritas
And not carin' where you are
This one sends shivers down the spine. Starts at about the 1:35 mark.
Thanks for killing a good singer, Nashville.
I know most on here probably dont care for soul, but this guy is one of the best lyricists that ever put pen to paper.
This is far too open ended.
I am not particularly inclined to any one type of music.
I love everything from:
Texas Country (Turnpike Troubadours; Bleu Edmondson; Robert Earl) to
70s/80s classics (Journey, Chicago) to
catchy pop (Timberlake) to
garage punk (Blink 182, Angels & Airwaves) to
pop-ish techno/dance music (Tiesto; Afrojack).
It greatly depends on my mood.
I am not particularly inclined to any one type of music.
I love everything from:
Texas Country (Turnpike Troubadours; Bleu Edmondson; Robert Earl) to
70s/80s classics (Journey, Chicago) to
catchy pop (Timberlake) to
garage punk (Blink 182, Angels & Airwaves) to
pop-ish techno/dance music (Tiesto; Afrojack).
It greatly depends on my mood.
That was largely the point of the thread. The songs I posted just so happened to be some songs I like that I was listening to last night. They aren't my favorite songs of all-time or anything (although Dublin Blues is probably up there for me). Just post whatever songs you have been jamming out to lately. Do people still say "jamming out"? Probably not. Oh well, y'all get the gist.BaylorGuy314 said:
This is far too open ended.
I am not particularly inclined to any one type of music.
I love everything from:
Texas Country (Turnpike Troubadours; Bleu Edmondson; Robert Earl) to
70s/80s classics (Journey, Chicago) to
catchy pop (Timberlake) to
garage punk (Blink 182, Angels & Airwaves) to
pop-ish techno/dance music (Tiesto; Afrojack).
It greatly depends on my mood.
Nashville doesn't need John Anderson, they have Florida/Georgia Line!GoldMind said:
Thanks for killing a good singer, Nashville.
I was jamming out to Mo Bandy and Joe Stampley on the way to work this morning.Crash Davis said:That was largely the point of the thread. The songs I posted just so happened to be some songs I like that I was listening to last night. They aren't my favorite songs of all-time or anything (although Dublin Blues is probably up there for me). Just post whatever songs you have been jamming out to lately. Do people still say "jamming out"? Probably not. Oh well, y'all get the gist.BaylorGuy314 said:
This is far too open ended.
I am not particularly inclined to any one type of music.
I love everything from:
Texas Country (Turnpike Troubadours; Bleu Edmondson; Robert Earl) to
70s/80s classics (Journey, Chicago) to
catchy pop (Timberlake) to
garage punk (Blink 182, Angels & Airwaves) to
pop-ish techno/dance music (Tiesto; Afrojack).
It greatly depends on my mood.
Ok Blake SheltonCrash Davis said:Nashville doesn't need John Anderson, they have Florida/Georgia Line!GoldMind said:
Thanks for killing a good singer, Nashville.
Sad times.GoldMind said:Ok Blake SheltonCrash Davis said:Nashville doesn't need John Anderson, they have Florida/Georgia Line!GoldMind said:
Thanks for killing a good singer, Nashville.
I contend that Trashville has murdered several great artists.Crash Davis said:Sad times.GoldMind said:Ok Blake SheltonCrash Davis said:Nashville doesn't need John Anderson, they have Florida/Georgia Line!GoldMind said:
Thanks for killing a good singer, Nashville.
Dwight Yoakam
John Anderson
Tracy Byrd
Joe Diffie
Alan Jackson
John Paycheck
Travis Tritt
Jo Dee Messina
Shania
Hank Jr
All cut down in cold blood, or used up by the machine.
Michael Kiwanuka
This dude has tones that I can relax to. Great voice.
Funky town thanks for posting that. I get excited to hear new music - he's got a great sound.
As for comments re Nashville... pop Nashville is bad. However, if we turn off Music Row that town is pumping out some great music. Unfortunately for most of us it is not on terrestrial radio. The internet and streaming options are making good music accessible to a wide audience. The suits are pumping to the lowest common denominator.
As for comments re Nashville... pop Nashville is bad. However, if we turn off Music Row that town is pumping out some great music. Unfortunately for most of us it is not on terrestrial radio. The internet and streaming options are making good music accessible to a wide audience. The suits are pumping to the lowest common denominator.
You guys may not expect this from me
Nikki Sixx - Van Nuys
Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah & I'm Your Man
Keb Mo most anything at all
AC DC - You Shook Me All Night Long
John Prine - Lake Marie and .......
* In Spite of Ourselves is most unusual song I've maybe ever heard
Nikki Sixx - Van Nuys
Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah & I'm Your Man
Keb Mo most anything at all
AC DC - You Shook Me All Night Long
John Prine - Lake Marie and .......
* In Spite of Ourselves is most unusual song I've maybe ever heard
Whiter Shade of Pale. Black Label Society.
Similar to him is a chick named Liz Vice out of Portland. I love her voice and style.FranchiseBear said:
Funky town thanks for posting that. I get excited to hear new music - he's got a great sound.
Corb Lund is my favorite singer.
HillCountryRanchingBEAR said:
Corb Lund is my favorite singer.
Losin Lately Gambler is my fave.
Great contributions, guys. Keep 'em coming.
Another genius
Some of you will know who Mac Powell is from his time with Third Day. Did you realize he has two country albums out there?
Mac Powell is good *****
Did you know Haloti Ngata can jam?
Did you know Haloti Ngata can jam?
Funky Town Bear said:
Some of you will know who Mac Powell is from his time with Third Day. Did you realize he has two country albums out there?
I had no idea
bularry said:Funky Town Bear said:
Some of you will know who Mac Powell is from his time with Third Day. Did you realize he has two country albums out there?
I had no idea
I saw him in concert the other night. I was blown away. He sang Folsom Prison Blues during his set. My jaw dropped.
And speaking of murdering country music...GoldMind said:I contend that Trashville has murdered several great artists.Crash Davis said:Sad times.GoldMind said:Ok Blake SheltonCrash Davis said:Nashville doesn't need John Anderson, they have Florida/Georgia Line!GoldMind said:
Thanks for killing a good singer, Nashville.
Dwight Yoakam
John Anderson
Tracy Byrd
Joe Diffie
Alan Jackson
John Paycheck
Travis Tritt
Jo Dee Messina
Shania
Hank Jr
All cut down in cold blood, or used up by the machine.
"Sic em yesterday, sic em today, sic em forever"
Florda_mike said:
John Prine - Lake Marie and .......
* In Spite of Ourselves is most unusual song I've maybe ever heard
John Prine is an outstanding songwriter, a fantastic poet .... from the unusual and strange (a whole bunch fit here) to clever (Spanish Pipedream) to one of the best songs ever... Angel From Montgomery!
Bonnie performing a John Prine classic...
My favorite Guy Clark song....
Will try to introduce some of you young guys to some great old music.... here is my favorite from B W Stevenson ---
Good stuff guys keep them coming. Funky Town Bear, you're on point my man.
This song was not a hit but I loved it. A different side of the Doobies with Tiran Porter lamenting about his good friend and former lead singer Tom Johnston's drug and alcohol addiction. It may have been Tiran's only credited song, but not sure.
One of my all time favorites
Van the Man.... one of my all time favorites .... the guy can wail.... so many great songs!!!
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