These are my two tickets to paradise.
A total of $50 in iTunes gift cards. Woo! I got these gift cards with reward points from my credit card. Now comes the hard part: selecting songs to buy.
I open up the iTunes store fired up with good intentions but when the store is open in front of me, I can’t think of what I want to buy. Any of you have that problem? Want to help me out?
I want to buy classic rock from the 1960s through 1990s. Leave a comment to this post suggesting a classic rock song from that time period, and I’ll enter you in a drawing for a WendyKnits sock kit — pattern of your choice plus the yarn to knit it. One comment per person, please, but feel free to suggest multiple songs in your comment. I’ll draw a name on Thursday and announce the winner in Thursday’s blog post, so have your entries in by midnight this Wednesday (July 23).
Thanks!
And hopefully some of you will suggest songs I don’t already have. 
Here we have a Smoke and Mirrors sock.
Knit from Cherry Tree Hill Select Supersock in the Java colorway, on 2mm needles. There was a question in the comments — is this entrelac? Nope, it’s just yarn-overs and decreases. Actually pretty darn easy to knit! There is a second sock, but can I find it right now? No.
About Lucy and the Mouse
In the video I posted yesterday it looked as though Lucy was eating the tail of her catnip mouse. She didn’t actually eat it, and we were watching her the whole time. She is usually not interested in yarn at all, and never tries to eat it. I was a little surprised that she showed such interest in her catnip mouse’s tail, but itwas no doubt the catnip fumes that befuddled her.
She looks a bit more composed here!
Albums:
Graceland – Paul Simon
American Beauty – Grateful Dead
Paradise Theater or The Grand Illusion – Styx
Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd
Cindy (maxfun)s last blog post..One done, two begun!
I will recommend anything by U2, but if it’s before 2000, then Joshua Tree is the best, but there is a best of U2 album out that compiles certains sections of time…actually 2 albums, Best of 1980-1990 and 1990-2000. I will also recommend Heart…especially Baracuda. My husband and I love to play that song on Guitar Hero. How about the Who? Definitely Zepplin, if you don’t have some already. Janis Joplin, maybe?
Fleetwood Mac! The Dance album has lots of the goodies. Titania, Oberon, and Ludwig all this Lucy has it made – she is an only cat.
The Allman Brothers
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Boz Scags
Joe Cocker
Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody
Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams
Gordon Lightfoot – Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
The Knack – My Sharona
Los Lobos (?) – Macarena
Cat Stevens:
Moonshadow
Hard Headed Woman
Peace Train
Another Saturday Night
Bitterblue
Seals & Crofts:
We May Never Pass This Way
Summer Breeze
Hummingbird
Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody. It has been in my head all day.
Tiffanys last blog post..busy bee
Stray Cats: Stray Cat Strut
Can’t believe no one has mentioned that one. Here’s a few more:
Elvis Costello: Red Shoes or Allison
REM: It’s the End of the World and we Know It or Losing my Religion
Jackson Browne: Hold Out or Running on Empty
Pat Benatar: Hit me With Your Best Shot
Heart: These Dreams or What About Love
It’s hard to stop! : )
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hmmm. well, in my opinion the most classic of classic rock is Led Zeppelin. Kashmir, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, Tangerine and Ramble On are just a few tracks I would recommend. Permanent Vacation, Pump and Get A Grip by Aerosmith are great albums, as is early Black Sabbath – their first album Black Sabbath and second Paranoid are classic.
1. Earth Wind & Fire – Shining Star…OK- it’s R&B-funk but I love it (or anything EW& F)
2. Boston – More Than a Feeling
3. Average White Band – Play that Funky Music, White Boy!
Cindy Ks last blog post..Nanner complete, but not yet ripe!
anything by Buffalo Springfield!!
Anything Pink Floyd, of course. My fave is Great Gig in the Sky, but you may already have that & Comfortably Numb.
Love the Java sock!
What a kick to read all these suggestions! Here are mine:
Springsteen – Dancing in the Dark, Bobbie Jean, Born to Run
Janis Joplin – Me and Bobbie McGee
Crissy Hynde – Baby It’s You
Elvis – Early Morning Rain
Blondie – Heart of Glass
Doors – Light My Fire
Beach Boys – Good Vibrations
Rod Stewart – Maggie May
Van Halen – Jump
Please get yourself some Billy Idol.
And some oooold Aerosmith
Kenny Rogers – The Joker… Cause you gotta know when to hold ‘em.
What about some of The Cure?
Phish?
Bob Marley – Exodus – Knitting of the people… Alright!
Sinead – Cause nothing compares to Lucy…
Poor Ms. Lucy. I have to keep catnip in a tin can with a lid. Ms. Two Fingers will chew threw a plastic container, roll in it and deposit bits of it through out my condo.
When mommies are away the kitties will play!
Megan S.s last blog post..Things I like – I’m starting a MeMe….
Rod Stewart, ZZ Top and Phil Collins. Eagles, of course. Love the new sock!
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“Black Water” byr the Doobie Brothers always brings back great memorites from college.
…. oh, I thought of a few more:
**”Nights in White Satin” by YES
**”A Whiter Shade of Pale” by the British band Procol Harum
Oooh, I have one no one has said! “The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin Groovy)” by Harpers Ferry! Just try and not smile when that plays!
For the opposite mood, someone else has already suggested the excellent “Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” by Gordon Lightfoot.
Petula Clark – Downtown
The Monkees – Daydream Believer
Edgar Winter Group – Frankenstein
Rolling Stones – Satisfaction or Brown Sugar
Paper Lace – The Night Chicago Died
Bay City Rollers – SATURDAY Night
Pat Benatar – Heartbreaker
Heart – Magic Man
Nancy Sinatra – These Boots are made for Walkin
Bob Seager – On the Road Again
I could go on and on, but I leave some songs for others.
In-a-gadda-da-vida (mentioned above) by Iron Butterfly
I haven’t looked at all the other comments, so hope I haven’t duplicated! But here’s my suggestions –
Pat Benatar – love her stuff – all of it!
Boston – More Than a Feeling
Robert Plant – Now and Zen or Manic Nirvana (both albums)
Don Henley – Building the Perfect Beast
Jill in NZ
Well, I don’t know about “rock” per se. I’m fond of 70s and 80s music and probably lean more toward “pop” or just “weird stuff” than rock but here is some of the old stuff I like. It may inspire you.
Damned if I Do (or any other song) by Alan Parsons Project
Lola by The Kinks
Centerfold by J. Geils Band
The Great Valerio by Richard and Linda Thompson
Something to Talk About or I Can’t Make You Love Me by Bonnie Raitt
Here Comes the Rain Again by the Eurythmics
Nothing Compares to U by Sinead O’Connor
Don’t Dream It’s Over by Crowded House
Hard Act to Follow by Split Enz
Time Passages, or better yet, Roads to Moscow by Al Stewart
If you want to hear the best guitar player EVER, try anything Phil Keaggy ever did. Warning though, if you don’t want to hear about Jesus you’d better download something instrumental. ha.
Anything by Jimmy Buffet!
Lessee you commute a lot so I would suggest
Blind Faith – anything. They only had one album really. All good.
Traffic – continuation of suggestion #1. Anything. (oh wait, someone suggested that, hmm)
Neil Young: Needle and the Damage Done or Like a Hurricane
Gram Parsons: They did release of GP and Grievous Angel together on CD. It covers a lot of the Burrito Brothers classics too so I would look for that. A contemporary version, Return of the Grievous Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons , is also really good.
KISS: Beth
They ain’t related but they Doobie Brothers.
Old Fleetwood Mac: pre Stevie (sorry boys). Someone said Tommy, another good choice.
Commodores! Brick House!
Parliament! Flash light!
Willie Nelson probably doesn’t count but Red Headed Stranger is a classic. Had to say it.
Any and all AEROSMITH!! With a heathy dose of Bob Segar, Lynard Skynard, The Stones and some Alice Cooper. That’s what I’m putting on mine. Oh, and Lenny Kravitz is really good too.
1. Badfinger – Without You
2. The Mama’s and The Papa’s – California Dreamin’
3. Queen – Stone Cold Crazy
4. Nicolette Larson – Lotta Love
5. Bob Marley – I Shot The Sheriff
6. Charlie Daniels Band – Devil Went Down to Georgia
7. The Beatles – We Can Work It Out
8. The Beatles – Eight Days A Week
9. The Beatles – A Hard Day’s Night
10. Eric Clapton – After Midnight
11. AC DC – Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
12 Stryper – Always
13. Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams
14. Huey Lewis & the News- The Heart of Rock and Roll
15 Peter Frampton – Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours
Forever in Blue Jeans by Neil Diamond, that is me!!
“You May Be Right” (I may be crazy…)
Or just about anything else by Billy Joel!
Very cool post idea! I may have to get my own iTunes card after reading all these comments! You already have lots of my favorites in there but… what about “Temptation Eyes”, “Knights in White Satin” (my first kiss song), “Henry the Eighth”, “In a Gadda Da Vida”, “Brown-Eyed Girl”
Angies last blog post..Bats Live in Caves… so I guess it makes sense
Sweet Home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
Jessica (Allman Brothers)
Meatloaf – Highway to Hell – you have to buy the whole album!
John Cougar – Ain’t Even Done with the Night – a much overlooked but beautiful song
Have fun @ iTunes!
I don’t know how classic this one is, but my favorite song of all time is “No Rain” by Blind Melon. I never fail to feel uplifted when I hear it!
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Nights in White Satin – Moody Blues (I like all Moody Blues songs)
Chicago
Three Dog Night
Susans last blog post..knitting chickens
More Than a Feeling by Boston from ’76 … I was only 9 when it came out but whenever it comes up my ipod I get totally jazzed
I’d start with Old Time Rock and Roll and go on from there to some Beach Boys and some Fleetw2ood Mac and some…and some…this is a hard one Wendy!
I’m a fan of the Rolling Stone Women in Rock collection (which iTunes doesn’t carry, but does have some of the songs from — you can look at the track listings on amazon…)
http://www.amazon.com/Rolling-Stone-Women-Rock-Collection/dp/B00000AFWX
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The Rolling Stones: “Sister Morphine”
Brickhouse
Play That Funky Music
Anything by Eric Clapton
Anything by Bob Seger (but especially Old Time Rock and Roll and Turn the Page)
Anything by The Rolling Stones
and don’t forget a little Stevie Ray Vaughan
Donnas last blog post..Spinning Wheel Woes
You need to have the The Eagles – Hotel California or Desperado, but you may already have them. So Billy Joel is also a fave of mine and last but not least — Bon Jovi and Pat Benatar
hmm…
almost anything by Cream (White Room and Sunshine of Your Love being my two favorites) or the Moody Blues (I reckon if you’re not getting too many – Nights in White Satin (the long version) and Tuesday Afternoon have to be the first two picks, though I’m hard pressed to pick them over some of the others)
All Tomorrow’s Parties – The Velvet Underground with Nico singing
Stephanie Says, Sweet Jane (Lou Reed singing)
Old Love – Eric Clapton
You can’t go wrong with anything from either…
More Than a Feeling … Boston
Cold As Ice … Foreigner
Keep on Lovin’ You … REO Speedwagon
Jessee’s Girl … Rick Springfield
Freeze Frame … J. Geils Band
Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’ … Journey
Five Years – David Bowie
How about anything by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; Rolling STones RUby Tuesday, Laydown by Melanie, Black Magic WOman by Santana
I’m not sure if it falls under classic rock, but right now I have gotten very attached to Hotblooded by Foreigner. It’s cheesy rock I think, but addictive!
Actually most of the Supernatural soundtrack is good – Pale Moon Rising, Back in Black, Knocking on Heaven’s Door, Carry on Wayward Son.
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the Lovin’ Spoonful:
Do You Believe in Magic
Jug Band Music
Did You Ever Have to Make up Your Mind
Younger Girl
Leon Redbone:
Ain’t Misbehavin’
The Mamas & the Papas:
I Saw Her Again
Dedicated to the One..
Dream a Little Dream of Me
Creeque Alley
“the devil went down to georgia” — charlie daniels band
“heard it in a love song” — marshall tucker band
This is a fun one . . . so many mentions of songs I haven’t heard in forever. I’d second:
Beatles (pick your faves — Got to Get you Into My Life; I Wanna Hold your Hand; Please Please Me; Baby You Can Drive My Car)
Stones (Gimme Shelter; Jumpin’ Jack Flash)
Tom Petty (American Girl; I Won’t Back Down; Running Down a Dream)
Fleetwood Mac (Songbird; anything on Rumours)
Elvis Costello (The Angels Wanna Wear my Red Shoes; Allison)
George Thorogood (Bad to the Bone)
Jethro Tull (Locomotive Breath; Bouree)
Crosby, Stills, Nash (& Young) (Woodstock; Carry On; Ohio)
Eric Clapton (Layla; After Midnight)
Allman Brothers (Midnight Rider; Melissa; Rambling Man)
Joe Cocker (Feelin’ Alright; Delta Lady; High Time We Went)
John Mellencamp (Authority Song; Jack & Diane; Pink Houses)
Jimi Hendrix (Purple Haze)
Classic Rock:
Movin’ Out – Aerosmith
This Flight Tonight – Nazareth
VooDoo Chile – Jimi Hendrix
Long Way to the Top – ACDC
Casey Jones – Grateful Dead
Not So Classic Rock To Me:
Drivin’ My Life Away – Eddie Rabbit
I’m Winning – Santana
Everybody Hurts – REM
Black – Pearl Jam
Can’t Get Enough of Your Love – Barry White (gotta have Barry)
Anything from Led Zeppelin, especially IV and Houses of the Holy albums. Janice Joplin, James Gang, Highway Star by Deep Purple, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Metallica, Edgar Winter group, Hero and Heroine by The Strawbs. Wow, there sure are lots of great songs out there!
Kansas, “Dust in the Wind”
Moody Blues. “Long Distance Voyager”
Ozzy Osbourne, “Bark at the Moon”
Rolling Stones, “She’s So Cold”
My all time favorite is Into the Mystic , Van Morrison
Sarahs last blog post..A Day for Soothing Simplicity
“Right Place, Wrong Time” by Dr. John
“Magic Carpet Ride” by Steppenwolf
and all of ZZ Top’s Top 10 Hits
Back on the Chaingang by the Pretenders.
Pink Cadilac by Bruce Springsteen
or anything by Bruce
Two out of three ain’t bad by Meatloaf how about the whole Bat out of Hell album.
Anything by Cat Stevens
Maryellens last blog post..L is for Laughter.
So many have already been mentioned so I hope there is something new here…
Runner – Manfred Mann’s Earth Band
Life on Mars – Bowie
Suffragette City – Bowie
Black Dog – Led Zeppelin
California Dreamin’ – Mamas and the Papas
Heard it through the Grapevine – Marvin Gaye
Layla – Derek and the Dominoes
House of the Rising Sun – Animals
Paint it Black – Rolling Stones
Jefferson Airplane – White Rabbit
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I find it impossible to pick only one song, so I randomly put my iPod on shuffle and the first song that came up from that time period is Neil Young: Cinnamon Girl.
I’d buy “I heard it through the grapevine” or anything else by the Four Tops.
I’ve been in a real oldies mood lately — rare for me.
Bee Gees – I Started a Joke
Way to go on the gift card! Now, back to finish the post you wrote today.
Deep Purple – Hush
Jimi Hendrix – All Along the Watchtower
Jackies last blog post..Q in Sun
Jessica — the Allman Brother’s Band
Anything by the Doors
A Horse with No Name — America
Unchain My Heart — Joe Cocker
Purple Haze, All Along the Watchtower — Jimi Hendrix
Born to be Wild — Steppenwolf
So many choices. Glad I don’t have to pick. Have fun.
What a Foot Believes – Doobie Brothers (anything by the Doobies)
Dude Looks Like a Lady – Aerosmith
Jack & Diane – John Cougar Mellencamp
Anything by Lynyrd Skynyrd
Marions last blog post..Summer of Socks 2008, Pair #2
Lawyers in Love…Jackson Browne
Moody Blues – Anything by them, but I do love Vetran Cosmic Rocker.
Carol King
James Taylor
Carly Simon
Dusty Springfield
Buffalo Springfield
Supremes
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The Doors, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Duran Duran… my 80′s list could be endless.
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Meat Loaf – Paradise by the Dashboard Light
Maybe, instead of music, you’d be interested in some audio books? Not sure what genres you’re interested in, but I enjoyed the Twilight series audio collection.
That way you can read and knit.
Meliabellas last blog post..Roll Call!
Lots of good suggestions here, I’ll have to come back when someone gives me a gift card! How about some punk… the Ramones, Patti Smith, Debby Harry? And some funk. James Brown, Parliament, Brick House?
Karens last blog post..The things I see….
I thought I’d recommend a band from the 90s that I totally consider “classic rock”: Radiohead.
Radiohead is brilliance on a stick. From the 1993′s Pablo Honey, “Creep” has whispers of Pink Floyd. 1995′s breathtaking The Bends which gave us “High and Dry” (Thom Yorke’s voice is so beautiful in this; no surprising that he was the one to sing opposite Bjork in Dancer in the Dark), “Fake Plastic Trees” (this is the song that made me fall in love with them; I cry everytime I hear this song), “Black Star” (a beautiful song about lost love, akin to the Beatles’ “For No One”) and “Street Spirit” (the music video is ART). And then in 1997, Radiohead gave us Ok Computer which is one of the most amazing and innovative albums of the 90s with “Paranoid Android” (the music gets under your skin, it’s hypnotic), “Exit Music (For a Film)” (this song was commissioned by Baz Luhrmann for his Romeo * Juliet), “Karma Police” (the lyrics are genius), and “No Surprises” (my kind of protest song).
Enjoy!
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anything by: Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and the Eagles.
specifically–Layla, Satisfaction, You can’t always get what you want; Heard it through the Grapevine–Marvin Gay; Born to be Wild, Steppenwolf, Joe cocker ;Light My Fire by the Doors, and Stairway to Heaven by Led Zepplin
Moody Blues album – Days of Future Passed
Soundtrack from the move Top Gun – Danger Zone especially, of course
Soundtrack from the movie Breakfast Club
Janis Joplin….blues…can’t beat blues
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Quinn the Eskimo
Suite Judy Blue Eyes (Crosby Sills Nash)
Up on Cripple Creek (The Band)
Tommy (The Who)
Red Hill Mining Town – U2
Turn To Stone, Telephone Line – ELO
(Don’t Fear) The Reaper – Blue Oyster Cult
Anything by the Beach Boys
And my all time favorite- Brown Eyed girl by Van Morrison. I love classic rock, especially from the 60′s and 70′s
Lizs last blog post..HHHH Questionnaire
every breath you take – STING!!!!
Moondance by VanMorrison
Change the World by Eric Clapton
(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay by Otis Redding
That’s all I can come up with when I’m under pressure
Kristi aka FiberFools last blog post..Good Intentions And All That…
Holy Cow there is some GREAT MUSIC SUGGESTIONS here! I can’t believe I forgot the Doors, Eagles, Van Halen and the Monkees too. I was SUCH a die-hard Monkee fan – dragged my mom to a concert in 1967, bless her heart she took me. There are about a million other wonderful songs-memories listed above. Your fans have GREAT TASTE! I’ve been reminded of so many hits I’m gonna have to go download some. Also, I know you’re a fan of GORDON LIGHTFOOT! I assume you’ve already downloaded your faves
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Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress, The Hollies
Love Shack, B-52′s
Tesla-anything from Five Man Acoustical Jam
Led Zeppelin-anything, but Good Times, Bad Times and Rock & Roll are essential
Don’t Fear the Reaper – Blue Oyster Cult (More Cowbell!!)
Green Eyed Lady – Sugarloaf
Long Cool Woman – The Hollies
Carol King Tapestry Album
Zombies Time of the Season or anything by them
I’m getting great ideas to load on my IPod. Thanks!
We have a friend in Mumbai whose daughter is just now looking for T-shirts from similar eras so I have them all on my mind. My faves (including many already mentioned):
Kansas – Point of Know Return
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – Damn the Torpedos
Travelling Wilburies
Anything by Bruce Springsteen, but Born in the USA has a lot of goodies
Indigo Girls
Doobie Brothers
Bonnie Raitt – Nick of Time
The Who – Who are You
Melissa Etheridge
Queen –
Dire Straits – Brothers in Arms
The Police, esp Synchronicity – the sound track to 1983 for me!
Have the Beatles let their songs be sold on I-tunes yet? (I’ve given up waiting…)
I know you like to read. Have you read John Sandford’s “Prey” novels? I love them. In Broken Prey, the main character gets an iPod for Christmas, and decides to put exactly 100 of the greatest Rock songs in history on it. The subplot of the book is people suggesting songs to him, and the last pages of the book have the final list. You couldn’t do better!
My pick is Aretha Franklin’s RESPECT
“Feel Like Makin’ Love” – Bad Company
“Light My Fire” – The Doors
“Leave It” – Yes
“Melissa” – Allman Brothers Band
“Sledgehammer” – Peter Gabriel
“Crystal Ball” – Styx
Classic rock songs from the ’60s to the ’90s? You have to go with Photograph by Def Leppard for the ’80s. Anything from Queen, although and since We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions makes every list, I’ll be different and say Princes of the Universe from the Kind of Magic CD.
How’s that?
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I’d suggest:
anything by the Eagles,
anything by Springsteen,
Takin’ Care of Business – Bachman Turner Overdrive
Closer to the Heart – Rush
Roll with the Changes – REO Speedwagon
and here’s a whole list of one-hit-wonders: http://www.onehitwondercentral.com/80s.cfm
Have Fun!!
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R.E.M. – anything before 1990
And if you look for the two-disc set, “Mullet Rock,” you’ll find a lot of the above suggestions in one place. Totally cheesy name for an album, but the collection of classic rock songs is awesome! I have no idea if it’s on iTunes, though, as I don’t have an iPod or an iTunes account. (I know, I know….)
I dug out some of my old cassettes for inspiration:
Brown-Eyed Girl – Van Morrison
I’m a Believer – Monkees
California Dreamin – Mamas & Papas
Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In – Fifth Dimension (Hair)
Piano Man – Billy Joel
Only the Good Die Young – Billy Joel
I Heard it through the Grapevine – Marvin Gaye
Holding Out for a Hero – Bonnie Tyler (Footloose!)
Just What I Needed – Cars
Maxwell’s Silver Hammer – Beatles
Norwegian Wood – Beatles
Tempted – Squeeze
China Grove – Doobie Brothers
Brandy – Looking Glass
Don’t Stand So Close to Me – Police
Fire and Rain – James Taylor
Wow – there are so many good suggestions here that I don’t know that I’ll have anything original to add. For quieter times, though, I’ll suggest Simon and Garfunkel’s greatest hits. I’ve had the cd and now the mp3′s for ages, and still enjoying listening.
Good luck picking!
Kirsties last blog post..Go. Now.
Four of my favorite songs are (in no particular order).
1. Pour some sugar on me by Def Leppard
2. Love is a battlefield by Pat Benetar (or any of her songs)
4. Every rose has its thorn by Bon Jovi
4. Jukebox Hero by Foreigner
Breannas last blog post..Sleeping Angel
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly
Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd
Cheap Sunglasses, Sharp Dressed Man by ZZ Top
Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix
Welcome to the Jungle by Guns N’ Roses
You Shook Me All Night Long by AC/DC
Misty Mountain Hop by Led Zeppelin
Love is A Battlefield by Pat Benatar
Up on Cripple Creek by The Band
King of Pain by The Police
You May be Right by Billy Joel
Wildflowers by Tom Petty
Evil Ways by Santana
Evenflow and Do the Evolution by Pearl Jam
I could go on FOREVER! But for your (and my) sanity, I will stop there. Have fun shopping!
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Huey Lewis & The News: Do You Believe in Love, If This Is It, Stuck With You, etc. (pretty much anything off Time Flies).
Lauries last blog post..Sunday’s Garden
How about big Yellow Taxi by Joni Mitchell, in fact most everything by her would be good. The Doors, You can’t go wrong there.
Go for anything from the classic albums *Dark Side of the Moon* or *Another Brick in the Wall*. Truly worth paying for the DRM versions.
RogueTesss last blog post..Nanners
Ooh! If you like punk and classics, check out Me First and the Gimme Gimme’s! They do fun remakes of all kinds of music.
“Queen of Hearts” by Juice Newton
For me the must have’s would be Journey, Van Halen and U2. I’d also go for some Heart, Cheap Trick, 38 Special, Everclear, and Pat Benatar.
Hillarys last blog post..A Weirdly Quiet Weekend
Spirit-I got a line on you
Sly and the Family Stone-Hot Fun in the Summertime
Rolling Stones-Sympathy for the Devil
Neil Young-The needle and the damage done
The Alarm-Rain in the Summertime
Humble Pie-30 days in the Hole
Todd Rundgren-We’ve got to get you a woman
Allman Bros-Melissa
Van Morrison-Brown Eyed Girl
Motley Crue-Home Sweet Home
Pats last blog post..Busy week
Gotta get some Bowie.
Bronnies last blog post..I wonder…
Anything by Sting!
1) America
2) Steely Dan
3) Dan Fogelberg
4) Chicago
5) Michael McDonald
6) Beatles – Across The Universe
7) Carly Simon
8) Neil Sedaka
9) Carol King
10) Ronnie Milsap
Purple Haze-Jimmy Hindrix
Rubber Soul – TheBeatles
Janis Ian-anything, all of her songs
Have fun!!