Pick Your Favorite Song by a Group/Artist

[Scud49]

Can't believe I've forgotten about the supergroup Blind Faith. Watching and listening to Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton and friends perform "Can't Find My Way Home" at this guitar festival is a treat, a real treat:

 

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Theme From “A Summer Place”

 

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A beautiful song .. ..Alka Bilk playing the clarinet

 

[Kaizen]

This is the #1 song in 1966 ...

 

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Kaizen posted I Think We’re Alone Now by Tiffany which was a #1 hit for her in 1987. We should also recognize the original group which had a hit with it 20 years earlier.

 

[Scud49]

Ozark Mountain Daredevils- these boys did some damn tasty stuff back in the 70's...!

 

[Scud49]

Anyone who grew up in the 60's and watched the Ed Sullivan show on Sunday nights saw this lady sing some good stuff - my fav by her:

 

[bantamlaker]

Anyone who grew up in the 60's and watched the Ed Sullivan show on Sunday nights saw this lady sing some good stuff - my fav by her:

Thanks Scud for reminding us of the women who were part of the British Invasion. Dusty Springfield came along at about the same time time as Petula Clark. Springfield first appeared on the Sullivan show on 5/10/64 in the midst of the British Invasion.

 

[Beemer]

And one of the smoothest voices I have ever had the pleasure to listen too...

My favorite Sade song is "No Ordinary Love"

 

[Beemer]

Anyone who grew up in the 60's and watched the Ed Sullivan show on Sunday nights saw this lady sing some good stuff - my fav by her:

My sister saw her show in Branson. She said that although Petula was well into her 70s she rocked the place. I've always been a fan too, grew up listening to her

 

[Scud49]

Another 60's era mega songstress was Nancy Sinatra - her title version of "You Only Live Twice" has always been my personal favorite:

 

[Scud49]

Another fine female singer from that era:

 

[Kaizen]

And this mega song from Nancy Sinatra