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LoneWolf

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Sep 13 06 2:18 PM

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Do you guys have any particular rock songs that you like to listen to when you're in a romantic mood?

I like Brian Adams' "Everything I Do, I Do it for You", Beatles' "The Long & Winding Road", Elvis Presley's "I'll Remember You" (which is more like a country song, but Elvis is the king of Rock n' Roll after all

) and things like that...

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LoneWolf

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Sep 13 06 2:23 PM

I just asked a friend of mine and he said Ozzy Osbourne's "Goodbye to Romance".. I'm still laughing!

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rockindillo

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Deepest Blue

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Sep 13 06 2:45 PM

Spinal Tap: "Lick My Love Pump"...

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Screamin Eagle

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Sep 13 06 3:00 PM

Beast of Burden is quite a sexy song...I think, though when I want to entice a mood I usually but on what was coined to me by John Harrelson (a jazz teacher of mine--and musician) as the gaurantee: Duke Ellington & John Coltrane, John Coltrane's Ballads, and John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman.

AS for rock/Soul:
Al Green-there are quite a few from his catalog,
Dylan's Simple Twist of Fate,
John Lee's I'm in the mood,
Cat Steven's Morning has broken,
Van Morrison-Moondance, have I told you lately, If you loved me
Stevie Wonder: I believe
Jacksoul: Unconditional
Damien Rice: Delicate
Donny Hathoway: song to you
Norah Jones: Turn me on
Otis Redding: These arms of mine

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TheClubman

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Sep 13 06 3:08 PM

QUOTE (Screamin Eagle @ Sep 13 2006, 11:00 AM)

AS for rock/Soul:
Al Green-there are quite a few from his catalog...

Yeah... there you go!

Templeton, MA (in the stix)

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italyblues

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Sep 13 06 3:13 PM

led zeppelin' s thank you

" In un vortice di polvere
gli altri vedevan siccit�
A me ricordava la gonna di jenny
in un ballo di tanti anni fa "

---fabrizio de andr� - il suonatore jones, non al denaro non all'amore ne al cielo 1971, fabrizio de Andr�---

"in a dust storm the others seen droughtness, For me it remembers jenny's skirt in a dance many years ago"

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john4y

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Sep 13 06 3:18 PM

Hi, Roi. Love the thread, man.

I was just listening to a love song this morning by Shotgun Messiah called "I'm Your Love". Terrific!

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italyblues

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Sep 13 06 3:27 PM

and springsteen's thunder road,
i want to thank you lone wolf, you started two very interesting topics: first you posted the youtube video of jeff buckley's halleluja, and then you started this one, so another thank you

" In un vortice di polvere
gli altri vedevan siccit�
A me ricordava la gonna di jenny
in un ballo di tanti anni fa "

---fabrizio de andr� - il suonatore jones, non al denaro non all'amore ne al cielo 1971, fabrizio de Andr�---

"in a dust storm the others seen droughtness, For me it remembers jenny's skirt in a dance many years ago"

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john4y

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Sep 13 06 3:30 PM

Here's one that keeps on playing in my mind. "Angel" by the Stones. Mick sings the heck out that one.

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john4y

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Sep 13 06 4:09 PM

Aw man, I used to really love to hear the Beatles sing "And I Love her".

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5LongYears

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Sep 13 06 4:17 PM

This one has with stood the test of time for me.
I still to this day play it for my wife.
"Because" - Dave Clark Five

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...ain't that a pity, people ain't that a cryin shame

Ft Myers, FL

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MaskedMarvel

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Sep 13 06 4:20 PM

Check out "Streets Of London". BTW the player must have be influenced by MJH's version of Nobody's Dirty Business.

All the above written is in my opinion unless it is someone else's opinion, or a fact.

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john4y

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Sep 13 06 4:28 PM

QUOTE (5LongYears @ Sep 13 2006, 04:17 PM)

This one has with stood the test of time for me.
I still to this day play it for my wife.
"Because" - Dave Clark Five

Check it out

Love that one, 5LY. I'll never forget it.

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Sep 13 06 4:34 PM

QUOTE (MaskedMarvel @ Sep 13 2006, 04:20 PM)

Check out "Streets Of London". BTW the player must have be influenced by MJH's version of Nobody's Dirty Business.

Hi, Marvel. I can't place "The Streets Of London". Who came out with that?

I know that one of the bands my uncle influenced was The Lovin' Spoonful.

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barrelhouse

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Sep 13 06 4:40 PM

The Streets of London as far as I can remember was by an English singer called Ralph McTell, John4y.

Don't you think too bad about me when I'm gone.--Allardyce/ Kocemba.

Peterhead, N.E. Scotland, between the Ugie and Ythan Deltas.

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MaskedMarvel

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Sep 13 06 4:42 PM

John4y, It goes "Let me take you by the hand and lead you through the streets of London", if you get the theme in youre head you'll understand what I'm talking about. Check out MJH's "Nobodys Dirty Business".

All the above written is in my opinion unless it is someone else's opinion, or a fact.

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MaskedMarvel

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Sep 13 06 4:42 PM

I'm talking about the 1920's verse.

All the above written is in my opinion unless it is someone else's opinion, or a fact.

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barrelhouse

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Sep 13 06 4:51 PM

Fool to Cry, I Got the Blues, Bitch, Angie, all by the Stones. OK, Bitch is more of a raunchy thing with that beat, but if the lady in your life is in that sorta mood,well......