What is your favorite song for all time? why you like that?
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What is your favorite song for all time? why you like that?
can you share the reason for what you like that particular song?
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Dont rob a man of his loved one
You'll break his heart dont you see
I robbed another mans castle
Now someone just took her from me.
Arnold's vocal and Roy Wiggins on steel guitar has a teardrop in every note.
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My favorite song of all time is a hard one, I enjoy I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire by The Ink Spots, but I enjoy Ben E. King - Stand By Me.
Wonderful classics.
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Nicely said, Bighuey, but I like something with a loud, thumping beat that needs vocals shouted at the top of your lungs. Can't pick a favourite song. Oldies like Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Queen, Black Sabbath, Hoodoo Gurus, Aerosmith and the inimitable Rolling Stones "Can't Get No Satisfaction".Bighuey wrote:.....Arnold's vocal and Roy Wiggins on steel guitar has a teardrop in every note.
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I like loud, fast music too. Some of the rock from that era was ok. But my favorites like that is rockabilly and swing. Carl Perkins, Sonny Burgess, Sleepy Labeef, Stray Cats, George Thorogood, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Chick Webb, Fletcher Henderson, stuff like that.Maud Fitch wrote:Nicely said, Bighuey, but I like something with a loud, thumping beat that needs vocals shouted at the top of your lungs. Can't pick a favourite song. Oldies like Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Queen, Black Sabbath, Hoodoo Gurus, Aerosmith and the inimitable Rolling Stones "Can't Get No Satisfaction".Bighuey wrote:.....Arnold's vocal and Roy Wiggins on steel guitar has a teardrop in every note.
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Ive always had a soft spot for The Kentuckian by The Hoosier Hotshots, True Love Ways by Buddy Holly, and Evil Hearted Man by Josh White. They were my three wives favorite songs.Gannon wrote:My favourite song would have to be "Glycerine" by Bush and the reason is it was the song that was playing when I had my first dance with my girlfriend. Every time I play it I remember that night. I know, I know I am a big wuss.
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Awwwww! That's so sweet! You just got a lot of guys in trouble, though.Gannon wrote:My favourite song would have to be "Glycerine" by Bush and the reason is it was the song that was playing when I had my first dance with my girlfriend. Every time I play it I remember that night. I know, I know I am a big wuss.
she: *turns around in computer chair, smiles at boyfriend/husband*
he: "What?"
she: "What song was playing the first time we danced together?"
he: "What?"
she: "C'mon, what song? I remember...do you?"
he: "What?"
she: "Ugh! Pig!" *runs off to call girlfriends, complain*
he: "What?"
Hahahahahaha....too funny. It's all genres for me. Metal for the ex-husband, grunge for first post-divorce fiancee, crappy jazz for second post-divorce fiancee.Bighuey wrote:Hoosier Hotshots, True Love Ways by Buddy Holly, and Evil Hearted Man by Josh White. They were my three wives favorite songs.
Did I spell fiancee correctly? They were both guys.
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