Rick Wakeman, Journey to the Centre of the Earth.

George Thorogood CD is playing right now. Listening to "You Talk Too Much" at the moment.

Scheherazade: Rimsky-Korsakov

Billy Joel, This is my life

Golliwoggs Cake-Walk: Claude Debussy

Tainted love compilation.

Eagles

Eagles.

Do you know their Journey of the Sorcerer?

Warrant: Cherry Pie

"I Saw Red" is playing now.

Dying Cub Fan's Last Request ~~ by Steve Goodman

"Echoes" by Pink Floyd

"Time of the Season" by the Zombies

Al Jolson, Are you lonesome tonight? (1927).

Copied by that young feller, um, Mr Presley.

The saddest song I know, Kermit's Rainbow Connection.

Yep, you got me to go grab the Elvis CD. "Are You Lonesome Tonight?"

Grab the Jolson track, it's better than the King.

BLASPHEMER! :D

I cried like a baby when I saw a clip of Henson's memorial where they sang that.

Ancient Airs & Dances: Ottorino Respighi

music of the nascar race

Lil

What makes the song so sad is that it is the song of someone disillusioned with love, but it is treated as a happy song.

"is this the sweet song which called the young sailers" is an obvious reference to the Sirens and the Lorelei who lured seamen to their destruction on the shoals.

"Rainbows are visions, but only illusions"

"Have you been half asleep and have you heard voices.."


It is a lovely piece of melancholy, a little like Puddle of Mudd's "She Fucking Hates Me". If you've not heard this one, it's addictive.

Ben Taylor (son of James and Carly Simon), Another Run Around the Sun

Good stuff!

I've heard both. I love Kenny Loggins' version of Rainbow Connection. BTW most honorable #1 son was almost names Lorelei Lee.

No music......comedians.......it is the Sunday Night Funnies brought to you by DJ Booger. :D

Listening to a little Lynyrd Skynyrd: Call Me The Breeze

Enigma Variations: Edward Elgar

Me, playing Emerson, Lake & Palmer's "From the Beginning."

Thieving Magpie overture: Rossini

Bloody magpies.

TV.

"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" ~~ Gordon Lightfoot

Boys of Summer ~ Don Henley

A cello Concerto by Luigi Boccherini

Jane Monheit's Surrender. If I could have sex with her voice, I would. Oh yes. :D

"Released" by Jeff Oster

O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack

Live in a half hour, a covers performer who is brilliant.

The "Soggy Bottom Boys" rock!


J.S. Bach's "Goldberg Variations"

Rocky Road to Dublin by The Bodgside Zukes :irish:

Ah.......... very good music to listen to while recruiting new Pixies! Don't you agree PF? :rofl:

Blue October