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Add your songs in this topic. I will place them in the list as soon as i have time :-)..
Please dont post in the "List" topic :-)
EDIT: Please place the songs like " Artist - Song " so it's easier for me to add
Jane and Jan I have the original CD from Bloodline too. Can make a copy too and can give you it in Paradiso or sent it to you, it's easier, i live in Holland too.
Let me know please. No costs, never for Bonadicts!
Andre Wittebroek.
Cry For You - Andy Timmons
Electric Gypsy - Andy Timmons
Run From Tears - CSN
Ukiah - Doobie Bros
I'll Change My Style - George Thorogood
Gov't Mule - Soulshine
All I Need - Montrose
O Lucky Man - Montrose
Borderline - Thin Lizzy
You're Still A Young Man - Tower of Power
Jerico Road - Walter Trout
Cry If You Want To - Walter Trout
The World Is A Ghetto - War
Stardust - Wilie Nelson
Just a quick scroll throught he iPod for stuff that's...well, maybe not exactly "Beautiful" but songs I find energizing and/or uplifting, and that I'd likely play when I'm laid back.
One album that has stuck with me over the years, specifically since 1973 is,
Buckingham Nicks (Lindsey Buckingham & Stevie Nicks) ..... beautiful, brooding,powerful............
I don't believe it ever came out on CD......vinyl only (maybe cassette?)
Another beautiful song "White Bird" from It's A Beautiful Day" (1969).
These are what comes to mind for me at this moment....... ENJOY CHECKING THEM OUT!
Patty
One album that has stuck with me over the years, specifically since 1973 is,
Buckingham Nicks (Lindsey Buckingham & Stevie Nicks) ..... beautiful, brooding,powerful............
I don't believe it ever came out on CD......vinyl only (maybe cassette?)Another beautiful song "White Bird" from It's A Beautiful Day" (1969).
These are what comes to mind for me at this moment....... ENJOY CHECKING THEM OUT!
"White Bird" is exactly what I was going to say. Great minds think alike. It's one of the most beautiful rock songs I've ever heard.
"Asking Around for You" (you know who)
"Desperado" (Eagles)
"On my Own" (Les Miserables Soundtrack...yes, I said it...Les Miz!)
"Queen of Hearts" (Gregg Allman)...that would be another great cover for Joe!
I took the "beautiful" comment literally, as you can see. Others to follow.
Bill S
Jane, I will make one for Jan o.k? For you too Issy.
I clearly want to say that I only make copies from CD's that you can't buy in shops anymore!!! It is not for sail in Holland.
Jan and Issy give me your address or do you want it at Paradiso, let me know by email please. No costs and nothing in return, all for Joe and his dearest fans.
Andre Wittebroek.
As The Years Go Passing By--George Thorogood
Waiting For Me--JB
Hitch A Ride--Boston
Time Of Your Life--Green Day
Wonderwall--Oasis
Pretty much any song by U2
alice in chains-right turn
http://youtube.com/watch?v=cpyJ4_mnWOk
Thanks Andre. I think Jan said she has it already.
excuse me?? who is talking about a She.. last time i checked i was still a He 
...
I know in englisch it's used for a She.. but in dutch it's for a He (you also speak it diferently)
Never seen the movie EuroTrip? where that guy is talking over the internet to another "guy" called Mike.. and he has a picture of him with his cousin Jan.. until his little brother tells him it isn't Mike.. it's "mieke" and that that is a girls name.. and Jan is a boy's name.
but okej i wont blame you becouse you couldn't have known it if you dont know how to pronounce it in a dutch/deutch way
EDIT: now i think about it.. you prenounce it like John.. you must have seen Robin Hood, with Little John. In dutch he is called Kleine Jan. (you say the A like in what)
Thin Lizzy- The sun goes down (live version) Thin Lizzy- Is this the end? (live version)
Frank Zappa- The Illinois Enema Bandit (live version)
Frank Zappa- The torture never stops.
UFO- Rockbottom (live version)
Caravan- Nine feet underground
Little Feat- Spanish moon ( live version)
Steve Miller- Macho City (long version)
Little Axe- Storm is rising.
Loe Reed- Heroin (live version)
Roy Buchanan- Sweet Dreams.
Be Bop de Luxe- Shine (live version)
Alquin-Dance (Dutch band)
The section- Forward motion.
I like live records most as you see.
Andre Wittebroek.
Parisienne Walkways Gary Moore with Phil Lynott vox
Cause We've Ended as Lovers Jeff Beck
The Messiah Will Come Again Roy Buchanan OR Gary Moore's awesome cover at Montreux....
and of course this one.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8fAO-_sD80
Superb....
Bonnie Raitt singing 'I Can't Make you Love Me' from the Road Tested album. Whew...that note that she holds send's shivers down my spine every time.
Dirty Pool- SRV
Change it- SRV
White Room-Cream
No Limit- Alvin Lee
Inside Looking Out- Grand Funk R.
Look at Yourself- Uriah Heep
Black Magic Woman- Santana
Innagaddadavida-------------------babbbaay - to be played only with black light
could not leave out
There's A Hole - Gary Moore
"Doesn't really have to be this way." "Do you ever hear a word I say."
---------------------slash me up now Mr. Les Paul-------------------------
Talked meself into playing Gary Moore tonight. gotta hear this again for about the millionth time
Big J says:
Red House
Watchtower
Hey Joe
From the i-pod and in my usual run-on sentence still a current sample of "pretty" songs...."Brothers in Arms"/ Dire Straits.."The Turning Away"/Pink Floyd.."Behind the Veil & Two Rivers"/ Jeff Beck....Live "Sofa"/ Frank Zappa ( yeah Andre).."Sacrifice"/Elton John...."One"/U2 ..."Avalon"/Roxy Music..."Have You Ever Loved a Women"/Aynsley Lister....Again these are the current "pretty" songs and not including the J.B. ones that would need their own thread......... Cathy
SWEET MELISSA!! Allman Brothers
Okay, how about:
-- Dream Theater -- As I Am and This Dying Soul off of "Train of Thought" (if you're into a sort of metal/prog rock sound).
-- Bloodline -- Calling Me Back.
-- Gov't Mule -- Perfect Shelter off of Deja Voodoo, Brand New Angel and Child of the Earth off of High & Mighty, Worried Down With the Blues and Beautifully Broken off of The Deep End (Volume 1).
-- Jim Suhler & Monkey Beat -- Bad News and Graveyard Train off of Shake.
--Jimmy Thackery -- Detroit Iron.
--Michael Katon -- Boogified
--Miles Davis -- Ah-Leu-Cha off of Round About Midnight.
--Philip Sayce -- Powerful Thing and Blood On Your Hands off of Peace Machine.
--Robben Ford -- Moonchild Blues (from Truth), Rugged Road (from Handful of Blues), and Worried Life Blues (off of Mystic Mile).
--Wynton Marsalis -- The Party's Over and Glad To Be Unhappy (from Std Time Volume 5: The Midnight Blues).
-- Back Door Slam -- Heavy On My Mind and Stay off of Roll Away.
Sorry, but once I started I couldn't stop. Edited to add, these aren't exactly "pretty" songs, but ones that I like that several are a bit obscure.
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