Favourite 3 songs of all time

No, but Good Morning Panzade (it's 6.15 here in Blighty)

well it's time for me to retire then...night night

Do you mean Hokey Cokey?

Nite panzade.

My three favorite songs of all time are (so hard to choose):

Somewhere Over The Rainbow
America The Beautiful
Heart Of The Matter by Don Henley

Tino,

I got some more:

L-O-V-E (love) - Al Green

If I fell - Beatles

1st of May - Bee Gees

Sarah
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Don't Think Twice - Dylan
Deep Purple - Nino Tempo and April Stevens
I Saw Her Standing There - Beatles

All from my youth which ages me.

Come on Tino...where have you got to?...don't make me PM you...OK, I'll be your girlfriend then...I didn't mean it about the banana

Blimey! What a desperate bird!

3 faves for today

Ask Anybody-Christine McVie
May You Never-John Martyn
Don't Look Back-Van and THEM

Limey slant today.

Panzade,

I saw Van once in Bath (sis lives there) staring at a dead cow in the river. Strange but true. I didn't speak to him.

I have a fixation with Van in his younger days with Them.
I think it comes from hearing Mystic Eyes as a teen and buying a harmonica to play along with him. I have been looking to buy the album on Parrot Records...but I just can't afford the high price.

Apparently. he gets very grumpy if approached. I must confess I'm not a huge fan but I do respect his talent.

Hi Girlfriend,
Hi Everybody,
My favourite songs from the 90s are:
Hit by The Sugar Cubes [Bjork's old band]
Wonderwall by Oasis
Gone to September by Wycliff Jean
Feel it [?} by The Tamperer, not sure if that's the proper title but it goes
"What's she going to look like with a chimney on her..."

Morning Tino, here are another three:

Sarah - Boz Scags

Life in a Northern Town - Dream Academy

The Air that I breath - The Hollies

Oh and just one more

Here it Comes again - ? (can't remember)

"now I'm on my own, I walk alone
a heart without a home"
x

Life In A Northern Town is so...so...nice. I always like to hear it.

Was it a hit in the States Pan?

I like the Boz Scaggs song for the line:

"It's like yonder mockingbird in the Cotton Wood tree"

Yeah, a hit of the 80's

Bozz was a hell of a blues singer when he started out in the Steve Miller band

I heard that Boz Scaggs was in SMB only recently and I was suprised at how long Steve Miller has been around, yet I don't think I have ever seen a still picture of him. The only image I remember is the blurred one [obscurity aided by flying hair] on the cover of "Fly like an Eagle" from 1977.

Thinking of the Fly like an Eagle era puts me in mind of another top 3 but first I'd like to say to Lash, if you're still tuning in, that I've ordered the Bad Company C.D.

Hitch a ride by Boston
Serenade by Steve Miller Band
Don't fear the reaper by Blue Oyster Cult