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Dreamer - Tommy Bolin
A surprising second mention for "Last Days of May", but not the version from BOCs first album, the live version on the DVD with a long Alan Lanier solo plus Buck's. The live version posted at YouTube by Rick B doesnt quite make it because of technical problems, but Im sure Richie Castellano / Buck could get me there on that song as well.
Three Roger Waters/PF songs can do it, depending on my mood... all versions from the " In the Flesh" DVD with Doyle Bramhall II and Snowy White. "Dogs", "SOYCD" and "Us and Them".
Joe did it to me live with "Sloe Gin".
A few from "Layla and Other ALS", most reliably "Bell Bottom Blues". And Clapton again with "Can't Find My Way Home".
I just heard KT Tunstall sing "Lonely This Christmas".
Beautiful and heart-wrenching all at the same time. I don't know if I could even listen to that again. Especially after what just happened in CT last week.
Dreamer - Tommy Bolin
I love Tom!!!!
Bruce Hornsby - The Show Goes On
Sing Me Back Home or Bridge Over Troubled Water have a way of getting to me now and then.
Didn't see this one coming.:) Excellent topic.
So many.....
Songs that I remember bringing on the water works at concerts (at least right now)
Presence of the Lord Blind Faith
Loan Me a Dime Boz Scaggs
Slow Gin Joe B
Well Respected Man Ray Davies4 real
He's Oh! So good. And he's OH! So fine. ...so conservatively. :da
Rock On & Keep the Faith So Conversively,
Rocket
What does it for me is John Prine's "Hello In There".
One of the greatest songs. Purest John Prine, too.
Rock ON & Keep the Faith,
Rocket
Rodrigo's Guitar Concerto... performed here by John Williams...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6qxii_XZyQ
...the nurse told me ...hearing is the last sense they lose,as my Mum lay in a coma played this to her,via headphones... hoping she would here it... brings me to my knee's even now! ...miss her so much!
Thin Lizzy - Still In Love With You.. and The Sun Goes Down... and many more.
Lou Reed said: Music is Emotion..so many songs for me to cry at!!
I kinda had a bad day yesterday. It was a long day and at the end I just stopped my work and took a long hard look at my beloved Basenji and realized she'll be gone soon. She's got the dog version of Alzheimer's disease. It's a pitiful situation and then I look at how thin my wife has gotten and things seem overwhelming. I don't know how I came across this song other than to say someone wanted me to hear it. Call me nutty, but I believe in Angels and my Angel wanted me to embrace my sorrow in this beautiful song. I believe we all can relate to the lyrics and sometimes you have to acknowledge the heartache to move forward. I hope I haven't depressed any here, but a couple members came to mind when I listened to Beth Orton's "I Wish I Never Saw the Sunshine".
I kinda had a bad day yesterday. It was a long day and at the end I just stopped my work and took a long hard look at my beloved Basenji and realized she'll be gone soon. She's got the dog version of Alzheimer's disease. It's a pitiful situation and then I look at how thin my wife has gotten and things seem overwhelming. I don't know how I came across this song other than to say someone wanted me to hear it. Call me nutty, but I believe in Angels and my Angel wanted me to embrace my sorrow in this beautiful song. I believe we all can relate to the lyrics and sometimes you have to acknowledge the heartache to move forward. I hope I haven't depressed any here, but a couple members came to mind when I listened to Beth Orton's "I Wish I Never Saw the Sunshine".
Curby, listened to this did make me cry. Sometimes that is all we can do is cry to release the feelings we have. Just want you to know that sending you prayers and love.
I kinda had a bad day yesterday. It was a long day and at the end I just stopped my work and took a long hard look at my beloved Basenji and realized she'll be gone soon. She's got the dog version of Alzheimer's disease. It's a pitiful situation and then I look at how thin my wife has gotten and things seem overwhelming. I don't know how I came across this song other than to say someone wanted me to hear it. Call me nutty, but I believe in Angels and my Angel wanted me to embrace my sorrow in this beautiful song. I believe we all can relate to the lyrics and sometimes you have to embrace the heartache to move forward. I hope I haven't depressed any here, but a couple members came to mind when I listened to Beth Orton's "I Wish I Never Saw the Sunshine".
A lovely song Curby. Our last little yorkie is in a similar state. Toothless, half deaf, cataracts and sometimes he gets lost in the house. We nurse him along and he has good and bad days, but every day we get is a blessing.
Willy DeVille - Heaven Stood Still
The latest one to do it to me is "Last Night" by Eric Steckel on his latest album "Dismantle The Sun". For some unexplained reason his guitar work and tone for the second half of the song just gets to me. Love this album.
Elbow's 'Scattered Black And Whites',such a poignant recollection of memories growing up in a bustling household,an ageing grandparent (i think,or older parent)-,i remember at my grandparents' house MY grandad sitting in HIS chair,shell-shocked hands trembling as he read the racing pages of the newspaper,picking out bets for the day, our house was a flurry of hormones as my three elder sisters got ready for school/college/nights out,all vying for their share of the bathroom,stomping across the landing as Slade/Bob Dylan/The Supremes blasted out of the Dansette type record player,-IF there was any hot water left from the coal-fired back boiler,i may have been scrubbed clean in the kitchen sink too,complaining if soap(not shampoo!) got in my eyes! Happy days...!
Sloe Gin, some songs of dont explain, scorpions-still loving you, and of course many of joes songs
Sloe Gin - JB (acoustic version)
Moment Away - Dana Fuchs
Keep on Rollin´ - Dana Fuchs
Angel Of Sorrow - John Campbell
I Hope that I Don´t Fall in Love with You - Tom Waits
Shiver me Timbers - Tom Waits
Factory - Bruce Springsteen
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