Marching On Together

1964white wrote: ↑Tue Aug 07, 2018 6:05 pm Bally & John

Please could you nominate alternative songs to replace the ones I mentioned above

I did.

1960's: Cupid by Sam Cooke
1980's: Blue Orpheus by Todd Rundgren

1964white wrote: ↑Tue Aug 07, 2018 9:53 pm Apologies mate, now amended

Leon, I changed White Stripes to Eminem (Stan)

1964white wrote: ↑Tue Aug 07, 2018 6:12 pm 60's

Fleetwood Mac 'Man Of The World

70's

Free 'Wishing Well'

80's

Bobby Womack 'If You Think You're Lonely Now'

90's

To follow

2000's

To follow

Free - WW, a great choice 64 was on my provisional list

Here we go folks I reckon only one of these songs have a chance of reaching a Final

60's

Fleetwood Mac 'Man Of The World'

70's

Free 'Wishing Well'

80's

Bobby Womack 'If You Think You're Lonely Now'

90's

Counting Crows 'Mr Jones'

2000's

Al Green 'Not Tonight'

Top ten tracks on August and Everything After

Murder of One
Anna Begins
Rain King
Sullivan Street
Omaha
Round Here
Perfect Blue Buildings
Mr Jones
Ghost Train
Raining in Baltimore
Time and Time Again

ok that's 11 but still. No other album has 11 tracks that good though

60's

Dionne Warwick 'Walk On By

70's

Gloria Gaynor 'I Will Survive'

80's

Hall & Oates 'Maneater

90's

R.E.M 'Nightswimming'

2000's

Killers 'Read My Mind'

faaip wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 8:18 pm Top ten tracks on August and Everything After

Murder of One
Anna Begins
Rain King
Sullivan Street
Omaha
Round Here
Perfect Blue Buildings
Mr Jones
Ghost Train
Raining in Baltimore
Time and Time Again

ok that's 11 but still. No other album has 11 tracks that good though

I know mate

Leave it to me I intend to nominate as many as possible, almost went for Sullivan Street first up

Two soul nominations in my set of 5 so as is the title of a Genesis album........

'And then there was three'

faaip wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 8:18 pm Top ten tracks on August and Everything After

Murder of One
Anna Begins
Rain King
Sullivan Street
Omaha
Round Here
Perfect Blue Buildings
Mr Jones
Ghost Train
Raining in Baltimore
Time and Time Again

ok that's 11 but still. No other album has 11 tracks that good though

Tis true but the order could change on a daily basis, Round Here as a special something for me, it's a personal thing.
Perfect Blue Buildings is the perfect song.


Oh, why vs Cardiff ?

Mrs64 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 8:21 pm

90's

R.E.M 'Nightswimming'

Quite possibly my favourite REM song
Saw a tribute act at a local festival a couple of years ago, Stipe, I think they were called, did an excellent job of it.

gessa wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 8:50 pm Tis true but the order could change on a daily basis, Round Here as a special something for me, it's a personal thing.
Perfect Blue Buildings is the perfect song.

Anna begins scans beautifully. It's usually my number one. Such emotion too

70's

Isley Brothers 'Summer Breeze"

Whilst the original version released by Seals & Crofts in 72 is superb, I think difficult to surpass the Isley Brother's 73/74 release

60's

Bread 'Guitar Man'

Not sure if I am going completely mad, but one of the songs I was going to put forward for the 70's, was Al Stewart 'Year of the cat", however seemed to remember it may have already been put forward previously. Cut to the case, have a listen to the below you tube track version. Go to 1.29 minutes, does he sing, "strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorimer"? Was Al Stewart a Leeds fan???

Azkalwhite wrote: ↑Thu Aug 09, 2018 4:18 am 70's

Isley Brothers 'Summer Breeze"

Whilst the original version released by Seals & Crofts in 72 is superb, I think difficult to surpass the Isley Brother's 73/74 release

Seals & Croft were very underrated, two great versions Azkal

Love 'Guitar Man' too

Yes 'Year of the Cat' has been nominated previously

Guitar man was seventies ...I'm fairly sure

faaip wrote: ↑Thu Aug 09, 2018 11:20 am Guitar man was seventies ...I'm fairly sure

I thought it was as 'Make It With You' was their first big hit in 1970

60s

Paul Anka - Put your head on my shoulder

70s

Lou Rawls - You'll never find another love like mine

80s

Hall & Oates - I can't go for that

90s

Oasis - Live Forever

200s

Royal Blood - Figure it Out

There you go little old man

faaip wrote: ↑Thu Aug 09, 2018 11:20 am Guitar man was seventies ...I'm fairly sure

Seems your correct, I don't know why, had an idea it had been previously written in 1969.