What is your go to group or solo artist to listen to music? Mine is Neil Young.

[debm55]

[FarPoint]

1. I really like Hozier..( "Take Me to Church") singer..

Led Zeppelin, The Doors ...

[debm55]

2. Thank you FarPoint.

[amerikat]

154. John Prine, Lucinda Williams, Paul Simon, Leonard Cohen, Pink Floyd, Beatles

and Dylan. and others.

[Upthevibe]

11. FarPoint........

I also love that song by Hozier, Too Sweet.....

[pdxflyboy]

3. Pink Floyd.

David Gilmour, to be exact.

[debm55]

4. Thank you pdxflyboy.

[OldBaldy1701E]

52. Heartedly seconded!

With The Art Of Noise a strong second.

[MichMan]

5. My all time favorite for over 40 years

Favorite song is "Cowgirl in the Sand", (the electric version) from the "Everybody Knows this is Nowhere" album.

Favorite album is "Zuma" followed by "Rust Never Sleeps"

[debm55]

6. Thank you MichMan. Been listening to Neil since his Buffalo Springfield days.

[MichMan]

9. I find that the Stills-Young band "Long May You Run" album is wildly underrated.

Another favorite of mine

[debm55]

12. Agree MichMan. Thank you.

[EarthAbides]

7. Keane

Hopes and Fears and Under the Iron Sea
'Frog Prince' my favorite song
'Somewhere Only We Know' best romantic song ever

[debm55]

13. Thank you very much EarthAbides.

[LastDemocratInSC]

8. Pat Metheny and/or Lyle Mays.

[debm55]

14. Thank you LastDemocratinSC.

[WestMichRad]

28. Me too!

[Borogove]

109. Same here. The Pat Metheny Group (with Lyle on keyboards) was, in my opinion, the greatest jazz group ever.

I was devastated when Lyle passed away. I had long hoped that he and Pat would get together again. All of their albums were so good that I would be hard pressed to pick a favorite.

[Upthevibe]

10. debm55.......

I also LOVE Neil Young. Harvest is one of my favorite albums of all time....

I think my go to's are The Beatles....I think it depends on my mood.

[debm55]

15. Thank you Upthevibe. I was going to put the Beatles but my favorite is still Neil.

[Elessar Zappa]

16. Frank Zappa.

Or the Beatles. Or Nirvana. I have a few lol.

[debm55]

18. Thank you very much Elessar Zappa.

[MiHale]

17. Gotta couple...

Group…Great Lakes Swimmers, along with Tony Dekker the leader who is also a solo artist.

https://greatlakeswimmers.com/

Then for my everyday ambient music that plays all day… Michael Fesser, a pianist that plays under the name ‘relaxdaily’ found on YouTube, Pandora, SoundCloud.

https://relaxdaily.net/#:~:text=Hi%20wonderful%20you!,love%20receiving%20feedback%20from%20you.

Added the links because they’re not too common.

[debm55]

19. Thank you very much, MiHale. I will give them a try.

[Marigold]

83. I love the Great Lake Swimmers

I am just discovering Canadian bands a few decades too late. I also love the Tragically Hip.

[debm55]

104. Thank you very much Marigold for sharing that with us.

[JMCKUSICK]

20. Peter Gabriel, Dead Can Dance,

Simon & Garfunkel

[debm55]

22. Thank you very much, JMCKUSICK I like his "in your eyes"

[JMCKUSICK]

45. He kind of picked up where Paul Simon left off.

He worked with real African, Middle Eastern musicians to make the Last Temptation of Christ Soundtrack and then made another with just them.
His Album SO is my second favorite album of all time, I remember buying it because it had Shock The Monkey on it and that ended up being my least favorite song on the album.
Dead Can Dance was led by Lisa Gerrard who along with Sinead O'Connor and Celine Dion have the most exquisite voices I've ever heard.

[debm55]

46. Thank you very much JMCKUSICK. Yes , Peter did. I loved his fusion of world music. I did not like Shock the Monkey.

[303squadron]

21. Big Neil Young fan in my youth, I've now switched Neil's!

Neil Finn

One of the best songwriters of the past 40 years.

[debm55]

24. Thank you very much 303squadron.

[Squeaky41]

23. Favorite

Moody Blues

[debm55]

25. Thank you Squeaky41 I love Nights in White Satin.

[Captain Zero]

26. Mark Knopfler but also

Lucinda Williams, Madeleine Peyroux, Joni Mitchell,

And

Richard Thompson, and John Hiatt.

[debm55]

27. Thank you very much Captain Zero. Great selection

[LakeArenal]

29. Too many... short list

Fleetwood Mac
Cars

[debm55]

30. Thank you very much LakeArenal. Yes to both of your choices.

[Diamond_Dog]

31. I can't pick one, or five, or ten .....

It depends on what I’m in the mood for!

[debm55]

32. I agree with that, Diamond_dog, I do see your point. Thank you.

[Americanme]

33. I love Neil Young

Saw him in concert, back in the 80's. I also like Willie Nelson, Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, Springsteen, Jimmy Buffett.

[debm55]

34. Thank you Americanme. I agree with all your choices.

[debm55]

39. Thank you Tbear. Greg was great too. Thank you for your post.

[unweird]

36. Hard to beat Neil Young

We went to our first multi day music festival last fall. Neil with Crazy Horse were originally billed as the Saturday night headliners but cancelled out back in the summer. Story I read was he woke up one morning and was simply tired to keep on touring. They made some other dates but we had to settle for Sting as the headline act.

[debm55]

40. Thank you very much unweird. Sting isn't bad. But when you are wanting some Neil Young. It is not the same.

[unweird]

60. No kidding

I had seen where they had pulled out the giant amplifiers from the Live Rust tour and was looking forward to the show. I even splurged on some VIP tickets for the Saturday show too.

[Onthefly]

37. Love Neil Young. Listening to Caravan Palace.

They are a techno-jazz band from Paris. Great sound. Saw the live at the 9:30 Club in DC with our college student daughter several years ago. She plays saxophone. We have tickets to see them at the 9:30 Club in April.

?si=Zbui4eH3Yx5Or5fp

[debm55]

41. thank you Onthefly. Enjoy yourselves.

[House of Roberts]

38. Stevie Ray Vaughn usually starts me off,

but I'll listen to Linda Ronstadt, The Eagles, The Motels, Quarterflash, or Van Morrison, usually.

[debm55]

42. Thank you House of Roberts. You have a great choice.

[highplainsdem]

43. Couldn't possibly narrow it down to one. I love most of the classic rock and blues greats. Lots

of newer artists, too, especially those influenced by those greats. Silveroller would be a perfect example.

I've posted a lot of those favorites in Music Appreciation in the last few years, and Star members can use search to find those...but you'll end up with a few 250-thread lists of results to get all of them.

It's a good playlist, though.

I've posted some music in the Lounge, too, but here it's mixed in with a lot of cat videos.

[debm55]

44. Thank you highplainsdem. I think I am stuck in the classic period. I will go over and see what you have. Thank you for

invitation for us to visit.

[highplainsdem]

47. Deb, being a fan of classic rock ISN'T being "stuck" - not considering how those artists pushed music

in all directions, with the help of that huge boomer audience and lots of independent radio stations and record stores, all welcoming new artists and supporting them decently then. It created a golden age for popular music.

Loving Neil Young's brilliant music isn't being stuck. He's fantastic, solo or in CSNY.

[debm55]

49. Oh highplainsdem. I didn't mean it toward you. I meant it as being in a time period of music and not being able to try

new music.

[highplainsdem]

54. I understood you were saying you were stuck. But I doubt you're completely unable to try new music.

You just prefer classic rock to most if not all new music you've heard.

And there's nothing wrong with that, just as there's nothing wrong with someone preferring Bach and Mozart to 20th and 21st century popular music.

Please don't put yourself down by saying you're stuck.

[debm55]

62. Thank you highplainsdem

[murielm99]

48. Janis Joplin, Susan Tedeschi

[debm55]

50. Thank you murielm99 Great choices.

[broiles]

51. Billy Joe Shaver

"I'm going to live forever".

[debm55]

65. Thank you broiles.

[Glorfindel]

53. Group: The Beatles or The Mamas and the Papas

Solo: Neil Diamond or Judy Collins, depending on my mood at the time.

[debm55]

105. Thank you Glorindel. I agree. Great choices there.

[BOSSHOG]

55. Bonnie Raitt and/or Eric Clapton

I know Clayton’s politics and mine aren’t aligned but the guy can make some bluesy music. And I got a big ole crush on Bonnie.

[debm55]

106. Thank you BOSSHOG. With his Covid vac talk it sort of turned me off to him. But he is a great musician.

[underpants]

56. REM, Gear Daddies "Billy's Bait Shack" recently, Squeeze

Alternative songs like The Jayhawks “Blue”
Grant Lee Buffalo especially “Dixie Drug Store” or “Lone Star Song”

[debm55]

107. Thank you very much underpants.

[TexasBushwhacker]

168. I listen to REM a lot

Also Jackson Browne, Stevie Ray Vaughan. When I'm doing a road trip for several hours I go with harder, faster stuff. A lot of Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters, and lately I've gotten into Queens of the Stone Age. Yeah, I know. I'm late to the party. It's been fun catching up though.

[Wiscodoug]

57. I play tons of Neil

A promo for gigs last year or the year before. My go to band is Rush.

?si=b2YlsVGSvrLrKHzk

[debm55]

74. Excellent, Wiscodoug.you are great. Did you get a kit of gigs? I really like it. If I close my eyes you sound like Neil.

Thank you for posting your video. PS Rush is a great group too,

[Wiscodoug]

96. yes

Thank you for your kind words. It was a promo for gigs already secured when I filmed it. Summer in Wisconsin offers a lot more opportunities for shows. I have 6 gigs booked for spring/summer/ fall season 2025 all at the place I was promoting at said video shoot.

[PJMcK]

58. Chick Corea piano solos

They never disappoint.

Neil Young?! Yikes, that voice.

Happy new year, deb.

[debm55]

72. PJMcK thank you very much, Happy New Year to you also

[Ritabert]

59. Gordon Lightfoot or the Doobie Brothers

[debm55]

71. Thank you Ritabert. Two great picks,

[C0RI0LANUS]

61. Schubert's Piano Trio No. 2, Op. 100 in E-flat major is calming.

[debm55]

70. Excellent. Thank you very much CORIOLANUS

[C0RI0LANUS]

89. You're most welcome, debm55.

Franz Schubert and Ludwig van Beethoven lived in Vienna at the same time. Young Schubert, a musical genius, idolized Beethoven from afar, but was terrified to meet the Grand Maestro.

Historians say in turn that Beethoven didn't want to meet Schubert because he was embarrassed by his hearing difficulties.

Schubert would be one of the pall or torch bearers at Beethoven's funeral in Mar 1827.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

63. Eva Cassidy

Her version of "Fields of Gold" :

[debm55]

69. thank you very much. PoindesterOglethorpe. Loved Eva"s voice.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

86. Isn't she amazing?

I first discovered her about twenty years ago when my local Public Radio Station started playing her. OMG! What a talent.

[Thunderbeast]

64. John Prine and Steve Goodman

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[debm55]

68. Thank you very much Thunderbeast.

[hay rick]

66. Steely Dan.

[debm55]

67. Thank you hay rick

[Earl_from_PA]

73. Depends on my mood...

Jackson Browne
REO
Ray and Dave Davies (the Kinks)
Buddy Holly
The Stones
The Who
Mark Knopfler
Roy Clark
Faces
B.B. King
Triumph (Rik Emmett)
The Eagles (Don Felder, not Glen Frye)
James Taylor (with the exception of one song)
Bob Seger
And the list goes on and on...

[debm55]

108. Thank you Earl_from_PA. Your list would be very similar to mine. But Neil would be at the top of the list.

[Different Drummer]

75. Plenty of groups/artists that I like but if I had to choose one, it would be this group.

&pp=ygUcbWV0YWxsaWNhIHJpZGUgdGhlIGxpZ2h0bmluZw%3D%3D

[debm55]

110. Thank you very much. Different Drummer.

[Unladen Swallow]

76. Task dependent

Gym? Bolt Thrower, Orbit Culture

Heavy ruck? Modern chillstep mix, Phonk mix

Studying? Front 242, Nitzer Ebb, Frontline Assembly, Depeche Mode

Driving? Podcasts

[debm55]

122. I agree thank you

[badhair77]

77. It varies.

In the car I’m back and forth between Jimmy Buffet channel and the Beatles channel. Right now at home I’m leaning toward James Taylor.

[debm55]

124. Thank you badhair77 Yes it does vary.

[Jeebo]

78. You can't go wrong with Ludwig Van.

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Beethoven, that is. Malcolm McDowell called him Ludwig Van in A Clockwork Orange. Malcolm McDowell's character Alex and I don't click on very many levels, but I do like his taste in music. Especially Beethoven's third, sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth symphonies, all of his piano concertos, the Kreutzer sonata, and the triple concerto. After Beethoven, give me some Mahler or Sibelius, or Baroque music, especially Bach, Handel or Vivaldi.

But I don't think that's the kind of music you're talking about.

Well, then, how about the Beatles? John, Paul, George and Ringo are the best band ever. Nobody else is even close. In my humble opinion. You've probably heard the musical term "The Three B's". In case you haven't, it refers to Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. Well, I frankly never have cared much for Brahms, so my Three B's are Bach, Beethoven and Beatles.

On edit: I didn't know it when I posted this, but coincidentally, TCM is showing A Clockwork Orange in about 45 minutes.

— Ron

[debm55]

123. Oh no it is any type of music that makes you feel good.

[happybird]

79. For about the the last year or so it's been Radiohead

Otherwise, Phish or Yes.

[debm55]

125. Thank you very much happybird for your choices.

[BOSSHOG]

80. 79 Replies and no mention of JIMMY BUFFET?

It’s a little like religion and a lot like sex
You should never know when you’re gonna get it next
From midnight in the quarter
To noon in thibodeaux
I will play for gumbo

[debm55]

126. Thank you BOSSHOG. That is very funny.

[DBoon]

81. Neil Young is a good choice, but for me I'd say David Bowie

[debm55]

145. Thank you very much DBoon

[electric_blue68]

82. My 5 Fav: The Who, U2, Bruce, Patti Smith, Midnight Oil....plus...

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songs by other groups performers ,old and newer that I rank up there with these people.

Like:
Roam>B-52s
Everybody Wants to Rule... >Tears for Fears
?Suburbs/Suburbia> Arcade Fire
(alright, not even recent here 😄 )
So much more

The most recent thing, and it's not really recent is something by Jason Isobel & the 400 Unit.

I have to get back to listening to my Local University Radio station more.
I do catch recent performers. I hear them, but not listening enough to have songs/name stick in my mind relatively recently.
Too much following politics on the radio these past bunch of years!
More music!

🎤🎸 🔊🎵🎶🎶 😄
Maaaybe....
if I more dedicatedly listened between 8P - 10P except Mondays for Jen, and Rachel. Plus Sat afternoons I'd get more names & songs. Gotten out of habit.
I've actually tried this a few times, so far hasn't worked.

Still serious about my music! Since 1964! 🥰 😄

Oh, enjoy C,S,N, & Y! And Neil alone.

Me, my sis, and a cousin got to see them...
the night when as so many people were carrying radios...
Sometime halfway or more through someone ran up to ?Crosby, then he announced ....

Nixon had resigned!!!
Joyous, acoustic outburst! 😄😄😄
What a night!!!

[debm55]

128. Thank you very much electric_blue68 for your wonderful post.

[Figarosmom]

84. Supertramp

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[debm55]

129. Thank you Figarosmom. I liked them too.

[sorcrow]

85. Grateful Dead

What can I say? My go to station on satellite radio.
Plus lots of other old rock stuff, folk, bluegrass, sea shanties.

I do listen to newer stuff as well

Gratefully yours,
Sorghum Crow

[debm55]

130. Thank you so much for sharing with us sorcrow. Agree with your selections.

[catbyte]

87. Dire Straits or Francesco Geminiani's music

depending on my mood or what I'm doing. Or not doing. But Pink Floyd is always right up there, too.

[debm55]

131. Love all your selections catbyte. Thank you for sharing.

[SKKY]

88. Morrissey and/or Depeche Mode...

...I listen to either of them, or both of them, weekly.

[debm55]

121. Thank you very much SKKY. Very good music.

[ailsagirl]

90. I know these fellows have not been together in years...

but I vote for R.E.M.

[debm55]

120. Thank you ailsagirl. I enjoyed them when they were playing.

[VGNonly]

91. I've seen Neil 3 times.

The 1st time solo, 2nd half solo/then with Crazy Horse, the 3rd was back in May with Crazy Horse with a few solo numbers.

[debm55]

119. Thank you very much VGNonly. Only seen him once. Had all his albums though.

[ProfessorGAC]

92. Can't Do Better Than 5

1. Satriani
2. The Fixx
3. The Cars
4. The Police
5. Talking Heads

[debm55]

117. Thank you ProfessorGAC, I remember them all. They had a certain sound to their music.

[Sea Cave]

93. Merle Haggard

He never let “a branded man” define him. And second to none on his Fender.

[debm55]

116. Thank you very much Sea Cave and welcome to DU

[sakabatou]

94. The Seatbelts

[debm55]

101. Thank you very much sakabatou

[Wolf Frankula]

95. I have four depending on the mood.

They are: Steely Dan, Ozzy Osbourne with or without Black Sabbath, Jethro Tull, when I am feeling creative, and Jefferson Airplane/Starship. May I say the last group does not include Starship. But strong dark beers invite 'Blows Against the Empire.'

Wolf

[debm55]

100. Thank you very much Wolf Frankula. I like your choices except for Jefferson Starship.

[Wolf Frankula]

150. You mean you don't like this song

Best advice to any rock group. And by the way just about anything from the group Starship stinks. According to the late Paul Kantner.

Wolf

[Initech]

97. 311

[debm55]

98. Thank you

[Mad_Dem_X]

99. Usually, The Beatles. :)

[debm55]

115. Thank you very much, Mad_Dem_X Wonderful music.

[The Madcap]

102. Used to be Pink Floyd

Now it's Big Big Train. Can't go wrong with them.

[debm55]

114. Thank you very much The Madcap for sharing your selection with us.

[ZDU]

103. Dead Can Dance

[debm55]

111. Thank you very much for sharing, ZDU

[usaf-vet]

112. Dating myself: Jim Reeves or Patsy Cline. But together, it is better than a pharmaceutical option to calm my tensions.

[debm55]

113. Thank you very much usaf-vet. Great singers and I agree with you about the meds.

[DJ Synikus Makisimus]

118. Manic Street Preachers

[debm55]

146. Thank you very much, DJ great sound Thank you for introducing them to me.

[Clouds Passing]

127. Love Neil. Todd Rundgren is my most fave, profound, intuitive and highly creative.

[debm55]

144. thank you. Clouds Passing. Didn't Todd die?

[Clouds Passing]

156. Todd is still alive and making music!

http://www.todd-rundgren.com/tr-tour.html



I wish I could see him live, never have.

[debm55]

157. I Thought he died? I saw him at one of those mega concerts at the stadium.ling ago. thank you for the correction. I am

glad. I think it was his wife that died,

[brush]

132. John Coltrane and McCoy Tyner's "My Favorite Things". Coltrane on soprano sax, Tyner on piano.

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It's not the traditional Christmas song that the name suggests, but quite a long, modal piece of excellent, jazz musicianship based on the Christmas classic. It surrounds your mind and somehow causes your head to move along with it's mesmerizing sax and piano solos.

Elvin Jones is on drums and Steve Davis on bass.

[debm55]

147. Thank you very much, brush . That was the first thing I thought of. It sounds great. Thank you for introducing them to

us

[WheelWalker]

133. Neil Young by a galactic arm.

[debm55]

148. Thank you Wheel Walker.

[KT2000]

134. So many, but right now

I am listening to Michael Bolton. His songs came up often on YouTube shorts so I looked up his work. I saw where he had brain surgery to remove a tumor last year. I got wound up in his songs and the writer Diane Warren who wrote many of his songs - love songs. I even read his autobiography and was so impressed. He is a good man, or as my neighbor said after reading it as well - he is a mensch.
I related to his childhood and crazy things we did back in the day - like driving a Wonder bread truck to California from Connecticut as a teenager in his case. This was back before the days of the helicopter parent where moms were too busy to do much more than corral her kids once in a while.

The other surprise was the work by Diane Warren. She is a prolific song writer, mainly loves songs. The amazing thing is, she is on the spectrum and though she tried have a long term relationship once, it was not for her. The lyrics could be seen as idealized love/romance songs, but one in particular was stunning in its perception of love - In the Arms of Love. It more resembles the love we wish all children should receive.

While delving into this obsession, I learned a lot about someone I did not appreciate back in the day. He worked 10 years until he had a hit and never gave up. He lives with integrity as well. A film will be coming out on January 10 about Diane Warren - a most unique and talented woman.

[debm55]

149. Thank you very much KT2000. Also for introducing me to new music.

[DFW]

135. Six-way tie

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Leo Kottke, Bruce Hornsby, Mark Knopfler, Bonnie Raitt, Steeleye Span, Wolverlei

[debm55]

160. Thank you very much DFW for your excellent choices you shared with us.

[Attilatheblond]

136. Lately for group: Blind Pilot and solo (tho he has recorded with groups) Austrailian Paul Kelly

Paul Kelly stuff is pure poetry and life.

[debm55]

143. Thank you very much Attilatheblond.

[chowder66]

137. Too hard!!!

I go with the mood I'm in. So probably the most frequent are The Jam, Radiohead, David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Neil Young, Cat Stevens, T-Rex, Jeff Buckley, Kate Bush, Bjork, Sex Pistols, Adam Ant, Bauhaus, The Clash, Joy Division, Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, The Ramones, Talking Heads, B-52's, Makem & Clancy, The Pogues, Corelli, Haydn, Chopin, Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Lauren Hill, Gladys Knight, Dionne Warwick and a million others. I'm leaving sooooooo many out.

I like just about every genre. The only ones I've never liked much are Southern Rock, Easy Listening, Heavy Metal and a lot of Pop or Country (I like the old stuff but that's about it. (Think Johnny Cash, Hank Williams Sr, Patsy Cline)
I grew up on Classic Rock and folk mostly (thanks Mom!) Southern Rock lost me. I just couldn't get into it so it led me to R&B and Soul, then Punk, Post Punk, New Wave, Alternative, etc and the rest is history.

[debm55]

140. Thank you chowder66. I should have put a genre. but I forgot. Your love of all kinds of music is wonderful.

[LLC]

138. I haven't read any of the responses,

…..but I will say that Neil Young has a definite place in my music repertoire.

Of all of his songs, Harvest Moon, is my number one. The second one is, Needle and the Damage Done.

Thanks for another fun post, debm55!

Sincerely,
LLC

[debm55]

139. Thank you LLC. Two very meaningful songs to me. Welcome to DU and thank you for your kind words.

[happybird]

141. Just looked at my 2024 Recap on the music app...

Phish (#1) and Radiohead (#3) align with what I posted above, but the Grateful Dead was my #2 most listened to band in 2024. Huh. Didn’t even realize it. Rounding out my Top 5 were Jerry Garcia and the Smiths.
Yes features pretty heavily in the 2024 Recap playlist the app made, so I wasn’t too far off in my guesses.

Judging by the playlist, The Police, Beastie Boys, and Parliament were the other frequent flyers. Steely Dan, Billy Strings, and Bob Marley and the Wailers have a robust presence, as well. Jerry shows up in several forms: JGB, Garcia/ Grisman, and the Pizza Tapes, which is why he claimed a spot in the Top 5, I guess. That one surprised me even more than the Dead at #2.

[debm55]

158. Thank you very much for the groups in your playlist. You have great taste in music.

[GP6971]

142. Roy Orbison

[debm55]

159. Thank you so much. I really enjoyed his music. Thanks GP6971

[RandySF]

151. BLACKPINK

[debm55]

162. Thank you very much RandySF

[oldtime dfl_er]

152. Neil Young is God

Powderfinger is the greatest wall of sound ever. I really get lost in that song.

Also love the Traveling Wilburys, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Beatles.

[debm55]

161. Thank you very much oldtime dfl_er. I love your selections. PS Neil is God.

[oldtime dfl_er]

165. yes!

[yellowdogintexas]

153. I love so many types of music it's hard to narrow it down but here goes:

My road music CD collection: Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers, CSNY, Boz Scaggs, Steve Miller Band, Creedence. I love singing along as I roll down the road; the only time I play these are when I am on the road.

My car radio is tuned to 101.1 WRR our all classical station. I also listen to classical when I am not driving. (I love the symphony)

Favorites: Gershwin, Baroque, Mozart, Russian Composers - too many to break them out!
I love Classical Guitar a great deal.

Not a fan of: 'scat' music but other jazz is fine especially Duke Ellington

[debm55]

163. What a wonderful list. Thank you for sharing it with us, yellowdogintexas.

[Trueblue Texan]

155. I love to geek out in the evening when cooking supper to...

...Ray Anthony, Beegie Adair, and Jackie Gleason Orchestra, but just sitting around sipping an adult beverage I enjoy Roy Buchanan, Neil Young, and Solomon Burke.

[debm55]

164. Thank you very much, Trueblue Texan. Excellent list.

[GoodRaisin]

166. I luv Neil Young, so many songs, but

I have about 600+ songs in my playlist and I can’t choose, so, I’ll go with Neil Young for this answer, cause I like him as good as any…Let me ask you a question though, what are your favorite 2 Neil Young songs? If I had to choose two I would choose Cowgirl in the Sand, and Ohio.
I wore out my 4 Way Street album.

[Mr.Bill]

167. Always been a big Rolling stones fan.

Especially their early stuff.