Your favourite songs

[Harold_Shand]

In order to enhance my musical spectrum, i should like links to your favourite songs.

Here is one of mine

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=1_8IA2Ty7ck
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[Ahmato_]

Bit of Muse:

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=q-c94VVU7zc

And some Lupe:

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=53R2TZbJMfM

Is it wrong for me to say I also like Kanye West's version of your track?
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[Harold_Shand]

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq3FTf6653E

appletree

Nice videos ahmato
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[NickD]

I've got to admit to mellowing with age, but even through my thrash years this was still my favourite tune ever, written by Elvis Costello for Thatcher..... and we're still waiting......

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=O3XwyIgd7fE

Fave at the moment is the reworking of 'Hard Times of Old England' by The Imagined Village, sung here by Billy Bragg.....

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=0H3IyMnKrlk
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[nick606]

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=U5Vdv7_PMUg&feature=related

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=4zP1IjgSO_E

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=HHhhcKxflMY

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=rDdokE1rAMw

My minds just gone blank so this is your lot

[Endless Nameless]

Nothing that exists on youtube it seems.
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[Stelmer]

You'd run a mile if I posted links....

[Shay HTFC]

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=QpCbUD6QSeY

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=OUrJEun0L3s&feature=related (wait for the drop about a minute in)

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[N.C]

This is for the more hardcore variety music listeners

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=POv-3yIPSWc

[D O G]

Gotta love the French

[The999Kid]

Can guarantee this will bore you so much you'll start watching Corrie
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[Moonie]

https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Upg5GJ7BPmY
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[Catalyst]

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Clicky

Best song in the entire world.
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[Steve H]

Here's five in no particular order (cut 'n pasted from my response the last time the question was asked )...

Curtis Mayfield - 'We The People who are Darker than Blue' ('Curtis') Link

'...I know we've all got problems that's why I'm here to say,
Keep peace with me and I with you,
Let me love in my own way...'

Mayfield's voice at it's best mixing poignant lyrics with superb percussion. A track thats' tempo vary's with the emotion of a raw, edgy and soulful voice. For its' time the content was controversial and thought provoking - you don't get 'em like that anymore.

Errol Garner - 'Autumn Leaves' ('A Concert By the Sea')

'Jazz Pianist' the very phrase sends shudders down the spine and has people reaching for the earplugs (or shotgun!). This however is Garner at the top of his game and he mixes classical and jazz with effortless ease. No-one knows where he's gonna take us next but we're just happy to be there for the ride.

Luther Vandross - 'A House is not a Home' ('Live - Radio City Music Hall') Link

The Body of a Tonka Truck the voice of an Angel. If any one track personified Luther's brilliance and wide range then the performance of this song at Radio City Hall was it. Vandross captivates the fans and holds them in the palm of his hand for the duration, only letting them go when he's demonstrated the power of the most soulful voice I've ever heard live.

Esther Phillips - 'Please Release Me' ('The Country Side of Esther Phillips') Link

I was walking around the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville and came across an area tucked away in the far corner dedicated to 'Black Music' - I chucked on a pair of headphones chose a song title at Random and this track is what I heard. After a couple of verses my wife walked over and asked me if anything was wrong - it was then that I realised that Esther's rendition of a timeless classic had moved me to tears.

Johnny Cash - 'A Boy named Sue' ('Live at San Quentin') Link

Cash growls the lyrics to the inmates of San Quentin Prison with a song that's brimming with aggressive undertones only letting them off the hook with the very last line - A must hear track.
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