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What song really MOVES you?

Karen's Theme as performed by her brother, Richard Carpenter

People and Places by Journey
Reminds of driving up to MI in HS to snow ski with the family. Good times.

8th of November by Big and Rich
Wish everyone could listen to this.
 
I don't listen to classical, but lately it has been this recording:


Listen to it all the way through. Without a word spoken, parts of it can bring a tear to my eyes by its sheer beauty and utter virtuosity.
 
"Society" - Eddie Vedder (from his Into the Wild soundtrack)

Awesome lyrics.

 
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Autumn Leaves - Eva Cassidy - A powerful, beautiful voice. One of my favourite songs.
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Heard a song on a PBS dancing show, took some time to get the title and artist, Eva and Autumn Leaves. Blew me away. Bought her Hits CD, most I've ever spent on one CD actually, worth it for sure. Nice video from ABC on youtube about her life too. Man, what could have been.
 
Susan Tedeschi "Just won't burn". Gives me the skin tingles. Gut wrenching soulful blues. Vastly prefer her solo work as opposed to her work with the Derek Trucks band. It's kind of like ketchup and ice cream. I really like both, just not together.
 
^^^^^yeah, sometimes too much of a good thing is, well, simply too much^^^^^
@ Gudstufshevy #92
 
- Rush: Losing It
- Peter Gabriel: In Your Eyes, Mercy Street and his entire Us album (Secret World, Washing of the Water)
- Bob Marley: Legend
- Sinatra: Night and Day (62 version), My Way, Send in the Clowns, Autumn of My Years
- Tony Bennett version of The Way You Look Tonight
- Vangelis: Blade Runner Blues
- Vince Guaraldi: Skating, Xmas time is here
So many.....
 
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Not too many songs really connect. Don't get me wrong I can list dozens that I love even after hearing them 100s of times (Sympathy for the Devil anyone?). But they don't necessarily touch me.

These did....


Kid Rock "All Summer Long"

Spent 1978-1981 in Traverse City, Michigan. What can I say...This song really brings back some good times. Beautiful part of the country. Like Gordon Lightfoot said, it's a sportsman's paradise.


Kenny Wayne Shepherd "Blue on Black"

I had to put my best buddy down in 1998 (1/2 Weimaraner 1/2 Black Lab, 90 lbs of muscle and love) when this song was very popular. Had a few dogs before him and after him, but he holds a special place. Probably because I had him from when I was 24 to 38 and we were unable to have kids. He got all that, and more.
 
Jimmy Buffett: Coast of Marseilles

Sitting in a beach chair, drinking a cold beverage, and trying to forget everything that causes stress.
 
Sun spot baby - Bob Seager and the Silver Bullet Band.

Leader Of The Band.- Dan Fogelberg
Beautiful tribute to his father. Listen to the words.

 
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