What's your favorite song at the moment?

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Good Choice. A true classic.

Bessie by George Olsen. Bouncy little song, a pretty tune, dumb lyrics.
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Saw an awesome Life special edition on Johnny Cash, full of pictures of his early years and on. I'ma gon have a Cash music fest tonight
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I dont think I can pick a favourite song
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I envy you, LB. I should dig out my JC recordings, havent heard them for a while. One of my favorites of his is Cocaine Blues.
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Mine are all the songs that have been written by linkin park and i love them all, oh and the songs too! hehe
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" Sugar Man ".................Sixto Rodriguez...
" We don't see things as they are but as we are "

Carpe Diem!

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Someone to Watch Over Me - Eddie Condon's Dixieland All-Stars
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Some Enchanted Evening - Perry Como

Forgot to add Shrimp Boats - lovely lively happy song but I've no idea who used to sing it
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Wow, I havent heard that for years. Great song. I think it was done by Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians, but Im not 100 percent sure.
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Ditto Fran...love Perry como and his " velvet voice "Soooo handsome too...

Check out Ezio Pinza who originated the role in B'way show " South Pacific " singing " Some enchanted Evening "
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Make Believe by most anybody. Katherin Grayson and Tony Martin did a killer version.
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Heard Dave Loggins "Please Come to Boston" this morning
Whatever I hear first thing in the morning seems to go on a loop in my brain for the rest of the day :lol: :lol:
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Caution Wet Floor
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My favorite song at the moment is Paranoid Android by Radiohead. Great song, great band :)
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