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[fatima]

~Favorite Songs that have Inspired You~





Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah

*Video*

Eric Clapton - My Father's Eyes

*Video*

[Michael.SF.]

Here is another one by Van. The Hammond B work on this song is an inspiration itself. But so are these Lyrics:

High Summer - Van Morrison

And they shut him out of paradise
Called him Lucifer and frowned
She took pride in what God made him
Even before the angels shot him down to the ground

He's a light out of the darkness
And he wears a starry crown
If you see him, nothing will shake him
'cause high summer has got him low down

[Fiji Hill]

One of my favorite versions:

You'll Never Walk Alone--Judy Garland (1946)

[mass55th]

Nope...just a 70 year old woman who remembers the song from my youth. I was a Rodgers & Hammerstein fan back then.

[Fiji Hill]

Everything is Hotsy Totsy Now--The Coon-Sanders Nighthawks

[tumblindice]

This young woman certainly has nice teeth wouldn't you say?

[Fiji Hill]

You'll Never Walk Alone--Frank Sinatra (with the Ken Lane Singers), 1945

[Michael.SF.]

The link will take you to a clip from the movie "They died with their boots on". It is only 2:59 long and features:

The Gerry Owen

This song was also the 'theme' for Hal Moore's 7th Air Cav in Viet Nam.

Give it a listen and you too will be inspired

[Captain Compassion]

Desolation Row - Bob Dylan.

[gathersnomoss]

Daddy didn’t pay for the after market accessories. He may have paid for the orthodontist.

[gathersnomoss]

Daddy didn’t pay for the after market accessories. He may have paid for the orthodontist.

[mountainlion]

My favorites were top 40. Now they are called “oldies”

[Jeff Chandler]

Franz Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H99FM6S8rU

[Fhios]

Nooooooooooooooooo! My whole misspent youth just flashed before my eyes.

[gathersnomoss]

Ooops, there goes dinner

[Fhios]

Welcome to the Jungle and sympathy for the devil.

[CharleysPride]

Excellent Choice.

Memphis Blues, Queen Jane Aprox -

Dylan has some great tunes and still put on a hell of a show, about 1/3 Sinatra tunes and old standards with a beautiful old-timey band.

[Clutch Martin]

LPs, mostly live

Edger Winters Roadwork
Allman bros Fillmore East
Led Zeppelin I & II

Mantovani releases
Jackie Gleason releases

A mixed bag of lots of things

[bankwalker]

The Under Assistant West Coast Promo Man - The Rolling Stones (1965)

[Dante3]

Different music at different times:

"Sweet Home Alabama"
"Wayward Wind" (Gogi Grant)
"This Land is Your Land" "Ride of the Valkyries"

[Dante3]

Different music at different times:

"Sweet Home Alabama"
"Wayward Wind" (Gogi Grant)
"This Land is Your Land" "Ride of the Valkyries"