NonDawg I could list a bazillion of these. But name a certain song that just hits you, man...
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You young pups may have never heard of either of these but both were super0
drinking songs back in the day:
Hang on Sloopy and
There is a House in New Orleans 'House of the Rising Sun'.
Both were great sing along/drink alongs.
As such, both still move me with many fun memories and are still good drinking songs. Go Dawgs!!!!
drinking songs back in the day:
Hang on Sloopy and
There is a House in New Orleans 'House of the Rising Sun'.
Both were great sing along/drink alongs.
As such, both still move me with many fun memories and are still good drinking songs. Go Dawgs!!!!
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That’s what I was thinking, but Cash just stole that song and made it his own.
Couples only skate…couples only on the skating rink floor
Cracker most underapprciated band in America
Pilgrims - Widespread Panic
reminds me of my time in the best city in the world..Athens Ga!
reminds me of my time in the best city in the world..Athens Ga!
What a wonderful world - Louis Armstrong
drive - Alan jackson
drive - Alan jackson
Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead
Mountain Jam - Allman Bros
Song Remains the Same > Rain Song - Led Zeppelin
Midnight Rambler - Rolling Stones
The Trees - Rush
All of Abbey Road
Foo Fighters- Lonely as You
Janes Addiction - Three Days
Mountain Jam - Allman Bros
Song Remains the Same > Rain Song - Led Zeppelin
Midnight Rambler - Rolling Stones
The Trees - Rush
All of Abbey Road
Foo Fighters- Lonely as You
Janes Addiction - Three Days
Georgia - Ray Charles, can’t beat it & it’s the official state song. Oh how I do love this state!
Boston-More than a feeling. Brad Delps vocals and one of the best arranged rock songs of all time.
Greg Allman version not the Allman Brothers-Midnight Rider
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YNWA- taking my son to see it in Anfield - gets me every match
Danny Boy, it was my Dad’s favorite song. It was sung at his funeral, still brings tears everytime I hear it.
Beat me to it. This one and Murder In the City are two of my TAB faves.
+November Blue
"Mama's Arms," by Joshua Kadison.
I know, I know, but listen to it before you judge me. And if you do give it a listen, know that it's truly autobiographical: Kadison's mom died of cancer when he was 12.
I know, I know, but listen to it before you judge me. And if you do give it a listen, know that it's truly autobiographical: Kadison's mom died of cancer when he was 12.
