Pick 1 Song, That Does It All...

[chargervert]

Anything by Little Feat!

Down on the farm!

 

[Rick@Laysons]

Bob Seger......Roll Me Away

 

[1967coronet]

FREE BIRD

hey, somebody had to list it

 

[furious70]

If there can only be ONE song...

One by Metallica.

 

[FitzyB5]

For me either Do you feel like I do from Frampton comes alive or Midnight Rambler live from The Rolling Stones.

 

[khryslerkid]

 

[SteveSS]

Thin Lizzy: the Boys Are Back In Town.

 

[Don Frelier]

FREE BIRD

hey, somebody had to list it

 

[Don Frelier]

Thin Lizzy: the Boys Are Back In Town.

Love Thin Lizzy!
My favorite has to be "Cowboy Song" but I already picked my 1 song so...

 

[Lefty71]

A great track from an almost forgotten about band

Here's one that really does it for me, and it's one that makes you keep creeping up the volume lol. I`m guessing most of you never heard of???

 

[Lefty71]

I'm kinda surprised no one has said "Ghost Riders in the Sky".... maybe the best Western classic....and it makes me snicker when I hear the Burl Ives version lol.

 

[SteveSS]

When I had my kids and their spouses over last Saturday night to carve pumpkins I played all 70's 8 tracks for them. Yes, it included Thin Lizzy, Bob Seager, etc.

 

[JDmac72chrgr]

Bob Seager. Like a Rock.
Instead of 20 years, "...30 years, where did it go, 30 years now, I don't know....."

Grateful Dead. Touch of Grey

 

[Cheapsunglasses]

Bob Seager. Like a Rock.
Instead of 20 years, "...30 years, where did it go, 30 years now, I don't know....."

Grateful Dead. Touch of Grey

Yep, even at my age that one hits hard. Seems like yesterday I was an innocent little kid, no responsibilities, only cares in the world was who I was going to sit with in the cafeteria, and what we were going to do at recess. Where the hell did it go.

 

[69a100]

Love Thin Lizzy!
My favorite has to be "Cowboy Song" but I already picked my 1 song so...

King's call is a better tune!!!!!!

 

[Budnicks]

I know it was a protest song & not in favor of some "NOW"
(I hated hippies & everything they stood for)

but for the music value, it's a great song
(even If a--hole Neil Young was there)

Buffalo Springfield- for what it's worth
great tunes from a great time & turmoil,
I was 8 y/o, still one of my favorite songs of all time

 

[Budnicks]

Deep Purple
'Smoke on the Water'

there was a cool IHBA BFH drag boat/hydro fueler record holder
named after it
you could almost picture it going down the River in RedBluff Ca.
after listening/hearing that song

 

[Budnicks]

Ted Nugent
'Stangle Hold'

I know I picked my 1
but;



or
'Cat scratch fever'

love Uncle Ted

 

[DeltaV]

Today I would say "Eleanor Rigby", but tomorrow I might say "The Long and Winding Road".

 

[Budnicks]

Foghat - Slow Ride
opposite of what I did (lowriders song)
except the cruising part


takes me back to better times & cruisen' the boulevard in Walnut Creek
every Fri. Sat night, late 70's early 80s, if I wasn't out of town racing
even then sometimes we hightailed it back, just to make the cruise
stay till about midnight & then go out & meet up with all of the
gearheads/street racers/bench racers at Encino Grande Safeway
parking lot in Concord Ca, Willow Pass rd. & Concord ave,
we'd BS, talk cars/engines & act like fools, or race till all hrs in the early am,
great days, a huge part of my youth