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The song that sends a chill down your spine:

Cause I lost my job two weeks before Christmas
And I talked to Jesus at the sewer
And the Pope said it was none of his God-damned business
 
Just about anything by Sinatra on Capital. My favorite would be "Angel Eyes" ...'scuse me while I disappear...

YES!!
"One For My Baby..." Bill Miller's accompaniment is spot on and Frank's voice was at it's peak. Pure magic IMHO. And the "Duets" version at the end where is sounds like he's almost crying...very moving to me.
 
Two songs by Eva Cassidy come to mind: Somewhere Over the Rainbow and Fields of Gold. The poignant beauty of her vocals is magnified in my mind by the fact that she died of cancer just before she "broke it big.":tears: She had such a pure & powerful voice, and so much promise...all cut tragically short.
 
Clannad - Harry's Game (from the movie Patriot Games)

Always did like that song. :yes:

Scott
 
Several would be:

Bruce Springsteen "Philadelphia"

Bruce Springsteen "Secret Garden"

Jimi hendrix "Third stone from the sun"

Leonard skinnard "Tuesdays gone"

Emmylou Harris "Lonely Street" (Whoa! If you've never heard this version, you should!)

Rolling stones "Moonlight Mile"

Dean Martin "How lucky can one man get" (I think thats the name)

Jimi Hendrix: Live version of Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" ( ditto what I said about Emmylou above...Whoa! )

Lets face it, I could name them off all day! This is why I got into this Friggin hobby/lifestyle in the first place

Russellc
 
Sgt. MacKensie - The Mansions of the Lord (bagpipes)
Paul Gross/David Keelie - 32 Down on the Robert MacKensie
Clannod - Caislean Oir / The Wild Cry, oh hell the entire Macalla album
Clannod - In a Lifetime

And for reasons I cannot possibly explain:

Foreigner - Juke Box Hero - "Standing in the rain... With his head hung low..."


I've perminently given up figuring out how my sub-conscience works.
 
Oh yeah, Eva Cassidy "Fields of Gold" is spooky sad. I didn't hear until after she passed. Sad.

Enya's "Only Time" (with the 9/11 photos) can't watch it again.
 
By one of the all-time great songsters of all time Neil Young's "After The Gold Rush" spine tinglinly redone by Dolly,Emmylou, & Linda
 
Neil Young when he sang I think the song's title was 4 winds. It aired on the TV concert he did in Canada. I think it was like a 2005 concert, but not for sure.
 
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