Favorite Song of All Time?

If I had to pick one, Hendrix's version of All Along the Watchtower is without a doubt my favorite. Sorry, not many live versions available on Youtube. I have a great one on DVD:

Is that DVD a necessity? Lol

Sabaton- Twilight of the thunder god

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8cDa7yZeci8

Can't figure out how to get it to post with the preview link

Haha I bought it when I was like 16.

My favorite song seems to change too often to even pick one.

Haven't heard them all yet ,

Im not sure i have a fav of all time , but this is my fav at elk camp in september

It all depends on what I am doing at the time... but one thing I can say... none of them are hard rock, heavy metal or any of that other pretend music stuff. Just my opinion.

Garry-

Not sure which song yet but I'm pretty sure it's done by Bob Segar. Turn the page?

Greg Allman.... "Queen of Hearts".

Angel band, Ralph Stanley

I could not pick my top 100 . It would depend on what I am feeling like on any day

Reba McEntire , if I had only known

The National Anthem.

this is one





this another



How do you pick less than 100 or so???????????????????

It all depend on what mood I'm in. Usually something by Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Tom Petty, Dire Straights......way too many great songs to pick a single one.

Triumph- magic power

Merle Haggard - several. Rambling Man comes to mind as does Working Man Blues.

The drummer sounds busy in that tune.

I don't know whats got into me since i got into you.----Big Banana and the Bunch.

mike oldfield tubular bells will be played at my gravesite when the time comes.

Two that I seem to always come back to and enjoy are stones-gimme shelter and The Who-baba oreilly

dueling banjo's.

Cemetary Gates by Pantera.
Jim

Steven Stills---Treetop Flyer

Amazing Grace

Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts....Bob Dylan

Another Sabaton fan, awesome. All of their music is great. The history in their songs is impressive.

This one helps during workouts:

Time in a bottle and that's all I have to say about that.

WHOS GONNA FILL THEIR SHOES BY GEORGE JONES!! SAYS IT ALL ABOUT TODAYS WORLD

i don't think i could get it to top 100,let alone 1.

Hard to pick only one but;
City of New Orleans - Arlo Guthrie Comes to mind.

If that ain’t Country

Am. Pie-Don McLean

Not. "Amos Moses" ??

So True!!

I think I do and then It changes.

Back in Black

This Version of a Prince written song is on my Top 3

I can watch her sing this 20 times and it always amazes me!

But a song can get ruined for me to by a bad Singing or Bad cover.

This one nevah gets old ....

Very tough to pick one, Traveling Man, Bob Seger

Ted Nugent for the hunting win!



Chris

"The only person on the scene missing was the Jack of Hearts" I could name 50 top songs just by Bob Dylan

Amazing Grace.





Charlie

I expected "Muskrat Love" by Captain & Tennille for this group- and for a variety of reasons

Been there, done that.

Van Halen. Dreams 5150 is great too.

Sabaton is an awesome band for people who like history or want to learn about it.

I bought a sure enough stereo when I was stationed in Germany. I got shipped back to the states and my stuff was a couple months behind me. Once it was all reassembled I tested out. First song, Cocaine. Got my stereo put in storage and had to visit the CO.

Great memories.

Copperhead road

Give me three steps!

Amazing Grace

Someday soon, by Moe Bandy

Nice !!!!!!

I always forget about that one. I never noticed before, seeing the tears run down her cheeks toward the end.
For a total basket case of a person, with the man haircut, she is absolutely beautiful without even trying, and sings like a bird.

Shaking - Eddie Money

I dont know if its my favorite but "time" by Pink floyd is pretty good.

Paradise by the dashboard lights by meatloaf

Best album ever!

Had you pegged as Roaster Brother......

Highwayman by the Highwaymen Very cool song; many favorites but if you haven't heard this, check it out.

Time in a bottle. Played at my wedding will be played when I die.
Spiders and snakes a close second.

Let’s have a vote.....Should we take Sundance’s Man Card away from him ?

Oh come on. It was a fun song. When I was 20 I drove nonstop from West Virginia to Idaho listening to that song over and over again.

Was that the only 8 Track yah Had ?

I don't know how post much of anything except my opinion. But Id like any trappers to look up Doc Watson-Muskrat. One of my favorite trappin tunes.

I just googled it-Thats a good tune Loup-Loup.

Bob Dylan's song, and Jimmy's guitar made this great. I'm currently learning to play Jimmy's version of the star spangled banner.

Steve Earle- Copperhead Road

I enjoy the Three Tenors, and all music, too many favorites.

Born to Run...Bruce