Post Your Favorite Songs

@jimH and @Kathi , Just love your taste in music, We could probably list nearly half of Zeppelin's catalogue on here!;)

:) We could change it up a bit ...how about...



or maybe...



or...I especially love this one...



talking about pages...



Got to stop now or I'll be posting Yes, Canned Heat, and Bob Dylan....:)
 
@Kathi...always liked "Turn the Page"...Do you like "Walking in Memphis"?




Yes, I like that song very much--thank you for posting it as I haven't heard it in a long time...It's like a spiritual awakening...like all good music. I like all kinds of music really, although my all time faves are psychelic rock and heavy metal but I do love good piano music and believe it or not, I really like Zydeco. :)
 
Thank you Jim! That means a lot to me--I was riding when it wasn't 'cool' for women to ride! Now there are many more of us! The reason I learned is because it was boring to ride B**ch. :)

You were one of those ladies that led the way for female bikers to become accepted as being very cool! I've seen such a tremendous increase in female bikers in the last 15 years. Most noticeably up here is during Laconia bike week. They look really great in their blue jeans, black leather jackets, boots and shades/goggles....:cool:
 
Masterpiece:



How long, how long
Until I see you?
And when, and when does
The light come shining through?
Remember days when we were so young and
Remember days when we were so young and
We were so young and old
 
Townes- a favorite of mine..just a poet and his guitar....brilliance..




The name she gave was Caroline
Daughter of a miner
Her ways were free
It seemed to me
That sunshine walked beside her

She came from Spencer
Across the hill
She said her pa had sent her
'cause the coal was low
And soon the snow
Would turn the skies to winter

She said she'd come
To look for work
She was not seeking favors
And for a dime a day
And a place to stay
She'd turn those hands to labor

But the times were hard, Lord,
The jobs were few
All through Tecumseh valley
But she asked around
And a job she found
Tending bar at Gypsy Sally's

She saved enough to get back home
When spring replaced the winter
But her dreams were denied
Her pa had died
The word come down from Spencer

So she turned to whorin' out on the streets
With all the lust inside her
And it was many a man
Returned again
To lay himself beside her

They found her down beneath the stairs
That led to Gypsy Sally's
In her hand when she died
Was a note that cried
Fare thee well
Tecumseh valley

The name she gave was Caroline
Daughter of a miner
Her ways were free
It seemed to me
That sunshine walked beside her
 
My contribution for this Friday night...
 
One more...totally different but I love Marshall Tucker...

 
Last one..I love the Eagles but this is one of my faves....I've already said I have many faves....

 
It would be so cool to be able to put this thread on continuous play,,,so many great songs.

Can I sneak in one more:

 
You were one of those ladies that led the way for female bikers to become accepted as being very cool! I've seen such a tremendous increase in female bikers in the last 15 years. Most noticeably up here is during Laconia bike week. They look really great in their blue jeans, black leather jackets, boots and shades/goggles....:cool:

There were so many females at Sturgis this time--there were over a million people. It was like motorcycle gridlock! We still had a great time. I'll post a pic of main street this weekend. I have to look through them all.

Hey, not only were the women in the great blue jeans, black leathers, boots and shades. It was cool enough in the morning to wear chaps and some women wore only chaps! Others walked around in only tats. Sturgis is a trip. :)
 
We still had a great time. I'll post a pic of main street this weekend. I have to look through them all.
Hey, not only were the women in the great blue jeans, black leathers, boots and shades. It was cool enough in the morning to wear chaps and some women wore only chaps! Others walked around in only tats. Sturgis is a trip. :)

That would be great to see you post some pics from the trip. Yeah, ...after watching a one-hour special about Sturgis, it's obvious that things can get pretty wild there at times. Even, women walking around wearing only pasties above the waist...:D

That said,.really glad that you and your husband had such a good time and are back home safe and sound...:)
 
That would be great to see you post some pics from the trip. Yeah, ...after watching a one-hour special about Sturgis, it's obvious that things can get pretty wild there at times. Even, women walking around wearing only pasties above the waist...:D

That said,.really glad that you and your husband had such a good time and are back home safe and sound...:)

We got a pic of a woman wearing only heart pasties...and we saw quite a few who were totally naked but had body paint on so you really had to look to see....can't really post those pics though...don't want to offend anyone's sensibilities. :) I did take a great pic of my husband with the lady bartenders from Knuckle Saloon. They are real beauties. See, I'm not one to feel threatened by it all--when his friend asked what I thought about that pic, my husband told him that I took it. :)
 

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