Magnificent Seventies ~ The American Analogue Set
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Magnificent Seventies ~ The American Analogue Set
Gothenburg - Maia Hirasawa
A Distance There Is- Theatre Of Tragedy
Buried Myself Alive - The Used
Mountains of Mecca ~Zain Beka.
1973-James Blunt
My Hero- Foo Fighters
Wishmaster- Nightwish
Dark Hole Again ~ Cowboy Junkies
Tears in Heaven - Eric Clapton
Maple leaf - Joplin This is fun it make me want to go to play it on the piano but I can't right now.
Pioneers - Bloc Party
Sleeping Sun- Nightwish
Victoria ~ The Kinks
"Immature" by Ayumi Hamasaki
"Naima" - John Coltrane
"Realize"~ Colbie Calliat
Devil & The Deep Dark Ocean- Nightwish
"Joga" - Bjork
Trump Style ~ Kimya Dawson
The Entertainer - Scott Joplin
La Vie Boheme - RENT soundtrack
Spanish for Monsters ~ Andrew Bird
Liebestod sung by Deborah Voigt composed by Richard Wagner.
A pretty fine dramatic soprano that Voigt. She doesn't seem yet to be as dominant a sound as the historic Flagstad or Nilsson, but she seems as fine an Isolde as we have with us today.
White Stripes-Jolene
Song for Sunshine ~ Belle and Sebastian
"Mushaboom" by Feist
Things We Said Today ~ The Beatles
"Un Poco Loco" - Bud Powell
Free ~ Sami Yusuf
Trixie's Star ~ Helium
Ray Gun Sally- The Slackers
Edison Is Constantly On Fire--Brian Bonz
Will You Smile Again- And You Will Know Us By The Trail of the Dead
"Like everyone she knows"--James Taylor
Paper Heart ~ Gram Rabbit
Blue Moon ~ The Marcels
1950s Doo Wop. Now that's old. ;)
ahh, one of my favorites.Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
I'm listening to The Essential Tony Bennet right now. Rags to Riches has been another of my favorote songs since I first saw Goodfellas
"La création du monde" -- Darius Milhaud
Heard It In A Love Song ~ The Marshall Tucker Band
I love the way they work the flute into that good country music.