Love Songs

Here is another playlist you might prefer. These love songs are very romantic and would be perfect for listening, while sharing a glass of wine (and something more) with your soul mate in front of a warm fire.

Pretenders	If There Was A Man
Chris De Burgh	The Lady In Red
Mary-Chapin Carpenter	Not Too Much To Ask
Juice Newton	Angel Of The Morning
Enya	Flora's Secret
Berlin	Take My Breath Away
Bangles	Eternal Flame
Richard Marx	Right Here Waiting
Art Garfunkel	All I Know
Vanessa Williams	Save The Best For Last

Romantic Sunset

Posted by Stranded in Sonoma

I don't know if you'll find these as romantic as I, but they're good to listen to when you watch a sunset over the ocean with that special someone.

Hollies	The Air That I Breathe
Simon and Garfunkel	Bridge Over Troubled Water
Bee Gees	How Deep Is Your Love
Bread	Make It With You
Dan Fogelberg	Longer
Bobby Vinton	I Love How You Love Me
Art Garfunkel	I Only Have Eyes For You
The Everly Brothers	Let It Be Me
Herb Alpert	This Guy's In Love With You
The Association	Never My Love
Carpenters	For All We Know
Bread	If

 

 

Playlist for 60s Music

Well, since I posted my playlist for the 70s, I thought I would post the one I have for the 60s.

Roy Orbison	Oh, Pretty Woman
The Doors	Light My Fire
Cream	Sunshine of Your Love
The Beatles	Come Together
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Born on the Bayou
Santana	Evil Ways
The Animals	The House of the Rising Sun
Steppenwolf	Born to Be Wild
The Chambers Brothers	Time Has Come Today
Jefferson Airplane	Somebody To Love
Johnny Rivers	Secret Agent Man
Neil Diamond	Cherry, Cherry
Van Morrison	Brown Eyed Girl
Lovin' Spoonful	Summer in the City
Donovan	Sunshine Superman
Scott McKenzie	San Francisco
Simon and Garfunkel	Scarborough Fair/Canticle
Jefferson Airplane	White Rabbit
The Rolling Stones	Ruby Tuesday
The Beach Boys	Good Vibrations
The Beatles	Strawberry Fields Forever
Tommy James and the Shondells	Crimson and Clover
The Youngbloods	Get Together

Off and running.

First blog, first post.

So, I think I'll start with...disco. Why is it that when people discuss music from the 1970's, they invariably end up at disco? Don't get me wrong, I think the Bee Gees were great. I just know there is more to the 70's than disco. My son attended a school dance that had a 70's theme; almost all the music was disco!

Just to let you know that more than disco happened during the 1970's music scene, here is my playlist from my MP3 player for the 70's. Great stuff. I like my playlists to flow from one song to the next. It must be a Type-A thing.

Boston	More Than A Feeling
Badfinger	No Matter What
Bachman-Turner Overdrive	Takin' Care of Business
Tommy James	Draggin' The Line
Gordon Lightfoot	Sundown
America	Ventura Highway
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Have You Ever Seen The Rain
Steely Dan	Rikki Don't Lose That Number
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band	Old Time Rock and Roll
Johnny Rivers	Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu
Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen	Hot Rod Lincoln
Dire Straits	Sultans of Swing
Gerry Rafferty	Baker Street
Eagles	Hotel California
The Rolling Stones	Brown Sugar
The Doobie Brothers	China Grove
Elton John	Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting
Electric Light Orchestra	Do Ya
The Cars	Just What I Needed
The Steve Miller Band	Threshold/Jet Airliner
The Doors	Love Her Madly
Three Dog Night	Shambala
Fleetwood Mac	Rhiannon
Linda Ronstadt	You're No Good
Blue Oyster Cult	Don't Fear The Reaper
Hollies	Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress)
Bread	Guitar Man