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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #240 on: October 20, 2021, 12:12:27 am »
Here’s my ten, for what its worth.

Velvet Underground - Some Kind Of Love
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - The Ship Song
The Beatles - Something
The Wrens - Hopeless
The Replacements - Unsatisfied
The Weather Station - Thirty
Wilco - Via Chicago
Bowie - Station To Station
Radiohead - Let Down
Portishead - Roads

Some of my top songs in there, the live version of Via Chicago is immense

Try Calexico's version of Unsatisfied (although the one you hear first is usually the one you love best

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #241 on: October 20, 2021, 12:16:01 am »
Out of Time - Chris Farlowe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWBSmfZTi4s
Paper Sun - Traffic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEnAft8bpBA
Open the door to your heart - Darrell Banks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWlPIAxDAA0
Like a Hurricane - Neil Young
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kv2x4LelccE
If you could read my mind - Gordon Lightfoot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAedY3NucEs
Across 110th Street - Bobby Womack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOg_8hCC4u4
Tell it like it is - Aaron Neville
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPtImg9oYyc
It's over - Roy Orbison
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3V1IbRVp7Us
Design for Life - Manic Street Preachers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfEoVxy7VDQ
Change gonna come - Sam Cooke
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEBlaMOmKV4
Diamonds and rust - Joan Baez
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrVD0bP_ybg
Comfortably numb - Pink Floyd
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FrOQC-zEog
Twelve thirty (Young girls) - Mamas and Papas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLdDGsujVW4
Across the universe - The Beatles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90M60PzmxEE
Wichita Lineman - Glen Campbell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8P_xTBpAcY
Tougher than the rest - Springsteen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_91hNV6vuBY
Have you seen the rain? - Creedence Clearwater Revival
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1V8YRJnr4Q
White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WANNqr-vcx0
Getting mighty crowded - Betty Everett
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AmwoK6uw5Q
Waterloo Sunset - The Kinks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_MqfF0WBsU

I think this is my favourite list on the thread, every one a cracker (apart from Springsteen, not a song I knew but clicked on the link and it was his standard AOR (Great Grand)Dad rock - ugh). Big thumbs up for Darrell Banks and Betty Everett especially though  :D

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #242 on: October 20, 2021, 03:17:04 pm »


If I had to pick one it would be 'Change is gonna come' Written as a result of Sam Cooke's experiences with Jim Crow the lyrics are brilliant and Cooke's delivery is out of this world. And sadly Cooke's life and career were cut short in a strange killing

Yeah Howard. The unique Sam Cooke and what is rightly regarded as his finest song and one of the pinnacles of soul/gospel. Can only agree that it is his finest. No question. Got to say tho my own favourite of his has always been ‘Bring it on Home to Me’.

As I mentioned before when explaining the White Rabbit thing, The Band became my own faves back then and they did a tribute album to many of the 50’s greats including Sam Cooke. Here’s the link to their take on ‘A Change is Gonna Come’. Rick Danko is on lead vocal. Garth Hudson’s beautiful tender sax bridge is worth the admission money alone. See what you think mate

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #243 on: October 20, 2021, 03:31:31 pm »
I think this is my favourite list on the thread, every one a cracker (apart from Springsteen, not a song I knew but clicked on the link and it was his standard AOR (Great Grand)Dad rock - ugh). Big thumbs up for Darrell Banks and Betty Everett especially though  :D

I think I agree Beardy. There’s been some fantastic choices in most lists - including yours I must say - but Howard with one exception - not Bruce btw  ;D - his choices are right on the money for us arl arses.

As regards Bruce and ‘Tougher than Rest’. It is very popular amongst many Bruce fans and non Bruce fans alike but even as a Bruce nut job it’s never really been one of his major ones for me even speaking as a great great great grandad.  ;D

What I will say in mitigation is that it is very much an album track and there it sits perfectly in the context of that album. That album, Tunnel of Love, is for me Bruce’s artistic peak in terms of albums as it charts in such honest personal terms his first marriage and its break up with its deceit and betrayal and has some of his finest tracks which really is saying something given his pantheon of great songs.
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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #244 on: October 20, 2021, 05:32:38 pm »


4.   From Your Favourite Sky-I Am Kloot
Manchester's greatest band
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Good stuff Black Bull. And got to thank you for that as the name I am Kloot triggered something in my bonce from yonks ago. I remembered the name I am Kloot from some telly programme. It was their song featured and it was something to do with water. Google to the rescue and it was the superb 'A' Word and sure enough the song was 'Same Deep Water As Me'. What a great song. So ta la and here it is to sit nicely with yours.

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #245 on: October 20, 2021, 10:40:47 pm »
Yeah Howard. The unique Sam Cooke and what is rightly regarded as his finest song and one of the pinnacles of soul/gospel. Can only agree that it is his finest. No question. Got to say tho my own favourite of his has always been ‘Bring it on Home to Me’.

As I mentioned before when explaining the White Rabbit thing, The Band became my own faves back then and they did a tribute album to many of the 50’s greats including Sam Cooke. Here’s the link to their take on ‘A Change is Gonna Come’. Rick Danko is on lead vocal. Garth Hudson’s beautiful tender sax bridge is worth the admission money alone. See what you think mate

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byqq8iqKZv8

White Rabbit and Paper Sun bring back fond memories of the first Summer of Love when I was chasing my first attempts at romance. I borrowed money of my mum, an advance on my paper round, and took my first love for a 'Business Man's lunch' at a Chinese restaurant on Allerton Road. She dumped me in embarrassing circumstances a fortnight later.

Whilst flirting with a touch of psychedelia (Arnold Layne) my first port of call was always soul. My mum bought me the 'With the Beatles' and my preference was the cover versions rather than the Lovable Mop Tops own works.

Saturday night we'd jump a train to Runcorn to go to the Scala and Sunday a visit to the Cheshire Lines Social Club. Both venues featured live soul bands such as the Almost Blues and spinning of soul and Tamla discs.

Amazing how many memories can be triggered simply by mentioning music, never mind listening to it.

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #246 on: October 20, 2021, 11:38:04 pm »
I'd have a go
But worried what the RAWK's music snobs would think  ;D
There's going to stuff that will cause complete derision - do I want that  ;D ;D ;D ;D

Even my family state I'm stuck in the 80's ;) so it won't end well

Don't worry. I'm a music snob and am so used to seeing appalling choices go past me that I don't care anymore.

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #247 on: October 20, 2021, 11:41:08 pm »
Good stuff Black Bull. And got to thank you for that as the name I am Kloot triggered something in my bonce from yonks ago. I remembered the name I am Kloot from some telly programme. It was their song featured and it was something to do with water. Google to the rescue and it was the superb 'A' Word and sure enough the song was 'Same Deep Water As Me'. What a great song. So ta la and here it is to sit nicely with yours.

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/oQhmQQZUjdo" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">https://www.youtube.com/v/oQhmQQZUjdo</a>

Agreed, that was a great piece of using music

Genuinely think John Bramwell is the greatest unsung song writer in this country, great live (and usually hilariously funny)

Some Better Day
(love this video with John Simm)
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/uJET0Rf_fQo" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">https://www.youtube.com/v/uJET0Rf_fQo</a>

I Still Do
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Unititled (Coincidence) Peel Session
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/2LkDlCXNuJA" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">https://www.youtube.com/v/2LkDlCXNuJA</a>

Fingerprints
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/PGKlvD_2GeQ" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">https://www.youtube.com/v/PGKlvD_2GeQ</a>

Proof
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Northern Skies   
(Something tells me Christopher Eccleston, like Guy Garvey, is a big fan)
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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #248 on: October 21, 2021, 12:24:28 am »
White Rabbit and Paper Sun bring back fond memories of the first Summer of Love when I was chasing my first attempts at romance. I borrowed money of my mum, an advance on my paper round, and took my first love for a 'Business Man's lunch' at a Chinese restaurant on Allerton Road. She dumped me in embarrassing circumstances a fortnight later.

Whilst flirting with a touch of psychedelia (Arnold Layne) my first port of call was always soul. My mum bought me the 'With the Beatles' and my preference was the cover versions rather than the Lovable Mop Tops own works.

Saturday night we'd jump a train to Runcorn to go to the Scala and Sunday a visit to the Cheshire Lines Social Club. Both venues featured live soul bands such as the Almost Blues and spinning of soul and Tamla discs.

Amazing how many memories can be triggered simply by mentioning music, never mind listening to it.

Our haunts were the Victoriana, the Mardi, the Cavern, The Beachy and the Grafton. Big music contrasts there. The Grafton had a thing for Kenny Rogers and his precious feckin Ruby  ;D. The Vic was my fave as they played lots of Temptations, Otis and Sam and Dave. Great times. I close my eyes and ‘I know I’m Losing You’ is still playing

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #249 on: October 21, 2021, 12:47:29 am »
Yeah, cracking little video with John Sims. Obviously well in with the local Manc acting fraternity. To me that Kloot singer sounds like a cross between John Lennon, Lee Mavers and John Power on some of those tracks. You sure he’s not wannabe Scouse Black Bull?  :D

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« Reply #250 on: October 21, 2021, 01:27:14 am »
Yeah, cracking little video with John Sims. Obviously well in with the local Manc acting fraternity. To me that Kloot singer sounds like a cross between John Lennon, Lee Mavers and John Power on some of those tracks. You sure he’s not wannabe Scouse Black Bull?  :D

He's a manc OK and you get plenty of laughs at each show as well

https://www.facebook.com/iamjohnbramwell/videos/1775330346106764/?t=2


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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #252 on: October 21, 2021, 11:26:20 pm »
Is there such a thing?

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« Reply #253 on: October 22, 2021, 06:38:28 am »
Only just seen this, will give it a go later
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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #254 on: October 22, 2021, 12:35:17 pm »
Our haunts were the Victoriana, the Mardi, the Cavern, The Beachy and the Grafton. Big music contrasts there. The Grafton had a thing for Kenny Rogers and his precious feckin Ruby  ;D. The Vic was my fave as they played lots of Temptations, Otis and Sam and Dave. Great times. I close my eyes and ‘I know I’m Losing You’ is still playing

The Mardi seemed to attract a slightly older crowd than the Vic which was where we tended to go in our comos, Ben Shermans and suits bought from Jackson's on the weekly. Also the All Fours in Eberle Street but that was a bit of an outlier because there were a few Black lads there, which was unusual for that part of Town then.

Started going to the Cavern in '69 when Billy Butler was DJing upstairs and the cellar was the domain of the 'heads'.

Music, hey, and the memories it brings to the surface

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #255 on: October 22, 2021, 04:10:05 pm »
The Mardi seemed to attract a slightly older crowd than the Vic which was where we tended to go in our comos, Ben Shermans and suits bought from Jackson's on the weekly. Also the All Fours in Eberle Street but that was a bit of an outlier because there were a few Black lads there, which was unusual for that part of Town then.

Started going to the Cavern in '69 when Billy Butler was DJing upstairs and the cellar was the domain of the 'heads'.

Music, hey, and the memories it brings to the surface


Ha ha we were probably competing for the same 'talent' on the dance floor.

Funnily enough we always used to go downstairs in the Cavern 'cos they had groups downstairs and we didn't like the music upstairs. And you've just explained why mate!! LOL Billy Butler eh - yonks before local radio of course.

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #256 on: October 23, 2021, 05:33:44 pm »
Looks like the enthusiasm this thread did manage to generate amongst those who posted – and I was so glad to see that for a time it really did to be fair - has all but petered out. Clearly not as many folks that bothered as I thought there would be.

Wrapped in My Memory – Shawn Smith

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Apart from being arguably the greatest thing ever seen on the telly, the Sopranos also introduced us mere mortals to some amazing music that we might never otherwise have heard. This beautiful plaintiff song with its exquisite piano and gorgeous vocal is the pick for me. Again, available only on import on the album Shield of Thorns.

Been reading through this thread over the past week or so and there's been some great stuff posted, especially by you Timbo. Hadn't heard of Shawn Smith before or this song but this song is absolutely terrific. Love discovering new music and this thread is perfect for it. Thanks mate!
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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #257 on: October 23, 2021, 08:01:52 pm »
Been reading through this thread over the past week or so and there's been some great stuff posted, especially by you Timbo. Hadn't heard of Shawn Smith before or this song but this song is absolutely terrific. Love discovering new music and this thread is perfect for it. Thanks mate!
If you enjoy that, look up Satchel, Pigeonhed and Brad, these were Shawn’s projects/bands. There are some great albums by them. Brad also had Stone Gossard from Pearl Jam.
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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #258 on: October 24, 2021, 12:55:09 am »
Been reading through this thread over the past week or so and there's been some great stuff posted, especially by you Timbo. Hadn't heard of Shawn Smith before or this song but this song is absolutely terrific. Love discovering new music and this thread is perfect for it. Thanks mate!

Really love that H.

Having your sort of open mind and receptivity to other’s suggestions is where it’s as far as I’m concerned. I wonder if any others have like yourself (and me too for that matter) have also picked up on songs/artists by reading through the lists of folks who like themselves are real music lovers.

As much as I’ve always loved the novelty of the idea of lists of favourites or bests just for that “fun” reason of compiling them, in the case of music it is so subjective that in the case of this thread I was also seeking to unlock the favourites of as many music devoted minds as possible because the reality is that there is always something out there that you haven’t come across before or which you’ve forgotten about which can blow you away.

It’s happened to me on numerous occasions down the years and although that desire to explore new stuff does diminish as you get older, there still exists the thrill of unearthing a genuine new gem or even one from the past buried in the mists of time.

Shawn Smith is a great case in point and Duvva’s post above and his earlier one in the thread to me is a perfect example of what both you and I are alluding to and just for that alone should make the thread so worthwhile for those who genuinely love their music.

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« Reply #259 on: October 24, 2021, 01:07:36 am »
I keep having to change my top 20 as my memory returns home form its regular holidays, can't always be bothered about the order though.

You'll be lucky to construct a cohesive top 100 as everyone appears to differ, maybe we need a top 50 so you've more chances of repeats although that's a bugger to sort. This has probably turned into a desert islands discs thread now

By the way, it's good to see you tube clips from people, if you cannot remember how to do it

Take the you tube address  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8P_xTBpAcY

And turn into into this using the flash icon and deleting/adding as per below (unless people have a better way)

flash=500,400]https://www.youtube.com/v/Q8P_xTBpAcY[/flash]

(I have taken the square bracket out from the beginning so it shows better rather than the clip
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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #260 on: October 24, 2021, 01:27:41 am »
I keep having to change my top 20 as my memory returns home form its regular holidays

Most of my top 50 stay the same but there’s already a few suggestions from the thread that have edged their way in or perhaps extended it beyond 50 but which I now wouldn’t like to leave out - including the same deep water song of Kloot which I can’t quite get enough of since you kindly reminded me.

The daft thing is of course that we know full well we could all name multitudes of songs by some of the greats whether it be Dylan, Beatles, Stones, Motown, Stan, Atlantic etc etc that we could say were favourites but the beauty of what those who have made their lists in here is that we have all attempted to sift through those multitudes of songs as best we can and come up with ones that just seem to push themselves to the forefront.

Or at least that’s what I’ve done both now and in the past.

Of course, it’s one thing for us older folks to do it with our record and CD collections acquired in drips and drabs and borrows and lends over donkeys years of scrimping and saving and searching for the stuff we liked in music journos and record shops and mates collections and quite another thing altogether for young music daft folks who now have instant access to every song ever made.

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #261 on: October 24, 2021, 01:32:02 am »
I keep having to change my top 20 as my memory returns home form its regular holidays, can't always be bothered about the order though.

You'll be lucky to construct a cohesive top 100 as everyone appears to differ, maybe we need a top 50 so you've more chances of repeats although that's a bugger to sort. This has probably turned into a desert islands discs thread now

By the way, it's good to see you tube clips from people, if you cannot remember how to do it

Take the you tube address  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8P_xTBpAcY

And turn into into this using the flash icon and deleting/adding as per below (unless people have a better way)

flash=500,400]https://www.youtube.com/v/Q8P_xTBpAcY[/flash]

(I have taken the square bracket out from the beginning so it shows better rather than the clip


Yeah that’s how I do it as well BBN.  :)

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #262 on: October 24, 2021, 01:56:57 am »

Of course, it’s one thing for us older folks to do it with our record and CD collections acquired in drips and drabs and borrows and lends over donkeys years of scrimping and saving and searching for the stuff we liked in music journos and record shops and mates collections and quite another thing altogether for young music daft folks who now have instant access to every song ever made.

 :)

I genuinely think by going over past music and sharing it you realise how good music used to be and how strong songwriting was (even before my time). I'll bet there are still good songs being produced out there but there is so much dross about these days and I don't think that's just me getting old.

That said, if you look at the 70s charts, dross abounded then as well, its' just that smattered amongst the Chirpy, Chirpy Cheep, Cheep's and Ernie records were genuine popular classics.

If you take the top 10 from 50 years ago this week

Maggie May, You've got a Friend, Simple Game, Witch Queen of New Orleans

But also

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #263 on: October 24, 2021, 10:24:43 am »
If you enjoy that, look up Satchel, Pigeonhed and Brad, these were Shawn’s projects/bands. There are some great albums by them. Brad also had Stone Gossard from Pearl Jam.

Saw a Satchel video posted on here as well, which I liked, so will definitely check these out, cheers.

Really love that H.

Having your sort of open mind and receptivity to other’s suggestions is where it’s as far as I’m concerned. I wonder if any others have like yourself (and me too for that matter) have also picked up on songs/artists by reading through the lists of folks who like themselves are real music lovers.

As much as I’ve always loved the novelty of the idea of lists of favourites or bests just for that “fun” reason of compiling them, in the case of music it is so subjective that in the case of this thread I was also seeking to unlock the favourites of as many music devoted minds as possible because the reality is that there is always something out there that you haven’t come across before or which you’ve forgotten about which can blow you away.

It’s happened to me on numerous occasions down the years and although that desire to explore new stuff does diminish as you get older, there still exists the thrill of unearthing a genuine new gem or even one from the past buried in the mists of time.

Shawn Smith is a great case in point and Duvva’s post above and his earlier one in the thread to me is a perfect example of what both you and I are alluding to and just for that alone should make the thread so worthwhile for those who genuinely love their music.

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Thanks mate, like you say, it's a joy when you discover something new which you absolutely love, whether it's a new artist or something from a generation ago. Still looking through this thread too, some great stuff has been posted :)
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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #264 on: October 24, 2021, 11:20:53 am »
I genuinely think by going over past music and sharing it you realise how good music used to be and how strong songwriting was (even before my time). I'll bet there are still good songs being produced out there but there is so much dross about these days and I don't think that's just me getting old.

That said, if you look at the 70s charts, dross abounded then as well, its' just that smattered amongst the Chirpy, Chirpy Cheep, Cheep's and Ernie records were genuine popular classics.

If you take the top 10 from 50 years ago this week

Maggie May, You've got a Friend, Simple Game, Witch Queen of New Orleans

But also

Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum

And earlier in that year we had the execrable 'Leap up and down and wave your knickers in the air' by St Cecilia I think they were called.

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #265 on: October 25, 2021, 01:23:29 am »
I genuinely think by going over past music and sharing it you realise how good music used to be and how strong songwriting was (even before my time). I'll bet there are still good songs being produced out there but there is so much dross about these days and I don't think that's just me getting old.

That said, if you look at the 70s charts, dross abounded then as well, its' just that smattered amongst the Chirpy, Chirpy Cheep, Cheep's and Ernie records were genuine popular classics.

If you take the top 10 from 50 years ago this week

Maggie May, You've got a Friend, Simple Game, Witch Queen of New Orleans

But also

Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum

It’s hard for us older folks not to be subjective but the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s did seem to provide an embarrassment of ‘great song’ riches compared to other more recent decades. Not to say there haven’t been loads of great songs since or that there wasn’t piles of shite back then but has the supply of truly great songs been at the same rate in recent times. It’d be interesting to get the views of some younger folks on this aspect especially with their ‘great song’ suggestions that may be unknown to us older folks.

A few years back I really did make what I’d term a valiant effort to follow what was then I think the 2017 new music thread on this site, similar to the current 2021 thread. Following the recommendations in the thread I purchased around half a dozen of the most enthusiastically recommended albums. All of them were what I’d term decent but only one - a solo artist named Michael McDermott - enticed me to explore further his music and he did have some really strong albums and several what I’d class as great songs to match up to those of those earlier decades. Of the rest of the artists there wasn’t a single track on any of the albums that really stood out for me. Most were decent enough and made for pleasurable listening but trying to unearth a real gem to treasure proved fruitless apart from Michael McDermott.

Of course, you only have to listen to some of the recommendations in this thread to realise that great songs are still being churned out as myself and others have previously alluded to in the thread but in very broad terms I do tend to agree with Black Bull that the number of great songs in recent years is much reduced from what it was in those amazingly innovative musical decades of the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s.

So are arlarses like me, Black Bull and Howard mistaken about this current sparseness of truly great songs to match those of yesteryear? Are we simply ignorant to what is really out there?

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #266 on: October 25, 2021, 11:55:56 pm »
It’s hard for us older folks not to be subjective but the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s did seem to provide an embarrassment of ‘great song’ riches compared to other more recent decades. Not to say there haven’t been loads of great songs since or that there wasn’t piles of shite back then but has the supply of truly great songs been at the same rate in recent times. It’d be interesting to get the views of some younger folks on this aspect especially with their ‘great song’ suggestions that may be unknown to us older folks.

A few years back I really did make what I’d term a valiant effort to follow what was then I think the 2017 new music thread on this site, similar to the current 2021 thread. Following the recommendations in the thread I purchased around half a dozen of the most enthusiastically recommended albums. All of them were what I’d term decent but only one - a solo artist named Michael McDermott - enticed me to explore further his music and he did have some really strong albums and several what I’d class as great songs to match up to those of those earlier decades. Of the rest of the artists there wasn’t a single track on any of the albums that really stood out for me. Most were decent enough and made for pleasurable listening but trying to unearth a real gem to treasure proved fruitless apart from Michael McDermott.

Of course, you only have to listen to some of the recommendations in this thread to realise that great songs are still being churned out as myself and others have previously alluded to in the thread but in very broad terms I do tend to agree with Black Bull that the number of great songs in recent years is much reduced from what it was in those amazingly innovative musical decades of the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s.

So are arlarses like me, Black Bull and Howard mistaken about this current sparseness of truly great songs to match those of yesteryear? Are we simply ignorant to what is really out there?

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We should have a thread for our best 10 of each decade (poor chances for the 2020s) and then have a play off


You can sort of see people looking for the likes of Adele to produce a great contemporary song, she'd probably have got lost in the 60s or 70s

I'd also say the the 50's to early 60s, whilst there were great classic pop songs, was actually quite weak for 'Great songs'. I suppose that is pre Dylan and Beatles think though. There's probably some great songs in the 20s, 30s and 40's we've missed as well
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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #267 on: October 26, 2021, 01:18:34 am »
We should have a thread for our best 10 of each decade (poor chances for the 2020s) and then have a play off


You can sort of see people looking for the likes of Adele to produce a great contemporary song, she'd probably have got lost in the 60s or 70s

I'd also say the the 50's to early 60s, whilst there were great classic pop songs, was actually quite weak for 'Great songs'. I suppose that is pre Dylan and Beatles think though. There's probably some great songs in the 20s, 30s and 40's we've missed as well

Seems like a “sound” idea BB.

As for ‘50’s and early pre Beatles ‘60’s? Hmm. Not sure about that. I absolutely love the music of that era. Sure there was some crap poppy stuff but when you think of some of the artists and the magic they churned out. Bloodyhell. I know it can be said that what came later with the Sixties greats took things to a new level but when you think of some of those earlier riches I ithink we have to ask the question when is a great classic pop song not still a great song. I’m thinking Sinatra, Ray Charles, Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, Elvis, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eddie Cochran, The Platters, The Drifters, Roy Orbison, Del Shannon, The Coasters, Dion and Belmonts, The Shirrelles, The Crystals, Etta James, Brenda Lee, The Flamingoes, The Five Satins, The Dupree’s, Fats Domino, Chuck Berry, Gene Vincent, Buddy Holly, The Everly Brothers and not forgetting our own UK greats Billy Fury and Lonnie Donegan
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« Reply #268 on: October 26, 2021, 08:31:29 am »
This makes me think of Richard Thompson and his '1000 years of popular music'. At the turn of the millennium, Playboy magazine contacted a number of musicians and asked them for their list of the greatest songs of the millennium. What they actually wanted was the best songs of the last 60 years or so, but RT took them exactly at their word and served up a list that included the oldest-known English-language songs, a medieval Italian dance tune and various other folk songs alongside some more recent stuff. He never heard from them again and his list was not published. He decided to make an album and toured the show instead.

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #269 on: October 26, 2021, 09:15:17 am »
This makes me think of Richard Thompson and his '1000 years of popular music'. At the turn of the millennium, Playboy magazine contacted a number of musicians and asked them for their list of the greatest songs of the millennium. What they actually wanted was the best songs of the last 60 years or so, but RT took them exactly at their word and served up a list that included the oldest-known English-language songs, a medieval Italian dance tune and various other folk songs alongside some more recent stuff. He never heard from them again and his list was not published. He decided to make an album and toured the show instead.
I only go back to Magna Carta Zep lad so my list of artists may not be as comprehensive as Thommo’s!!

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« Reply #270 on: October 26, 2021, 01:28:26 pm »
Had a great time reading this thread and playing some of the great stuff people have posted. Thought I'd have a go and really enjoyed delving through the memory banks to come up with my own choices, often prompted by some of the stuff in here. As many have said it’s bloody hard trying to narrow it down. With me I guess it’s melody, mood and memory which narrows it all down to about a thousand songs!! One thing I do notice is that most of mine are far from recent.


Someone to Watch Over Me – Frank Sinatra

Always loved this. Sets the mood. Beautiful melody.

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Love Letters – Ketty Lester

Ditto for this classic

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I Found A Love – The Falcons

Big fan of Wilson Pickett and I think this is him at his best

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Cathys Clown – Everly Brothers

First big hit I remember. And still as good as any

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Just a Little Misunderstanding – The Contours

Just great reminder of those early Soul and Motown days

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Brown Eyed Handsome Man – Buddy Holly

Apologies to the great Chuck Berry but Buddy nailed his song

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Runaround Sue – Dion and Belmonts

Love Dion’s doo wop stuff

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Baby It’s You – Beatles

Never quite worked out why but this stood out for me on their first album

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Nothing But A Heartache – The Flirtations

Forgotten about this and only recently rediscovered it. What a song

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Lady Eleanor – Lindisfarne

Feels like a trip to the middle ages

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Do Right Woman – Flying Burritos

Gram Parsons vocal is so special

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Ain’t Nothin’ But a Houseparty – Showstoppers

More stirring soul memories

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Midnight Express – Saw Doctors

Used to go with whole family and friends every year to Royal Court to have a party with them. Their best song for me.

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Panic Beach – Maria McKee

My daughter’s favourite. What great taste too.

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If I Should Fall Behind – Dion

Dion gorgeous Acapella

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Poison and Wine – Civil Wars

Not sure what’s become of these two. She was so sexy. Something special together live

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Keep on Chooglin – Creedence Clearwater Revival

My favourite Creedence. That incessant groove.

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Don’t Dream It’s Over = Crowded house

Just a fantastic song. Melody and mood

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Faith’s Song – Amy Wedge

Made me sit up when I first hear it. Good litmus test.

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Waiting for a Friend – Rolling Stones

So much to love about this. Just washes over you. And that sax.

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Angel in Blue – J. Geils Band

Never really dug this band but this song is wonderful.

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Homburg – Procul Harum

The follow up to Whiter Shade of pale. Nowhere near as successful but I think it's so much better.

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #271 on: October 26, 2021, 03:11:23 pm »
That looks a terrific list mate. Look forward to going through that later. Just played that Falcons Wilson Picket track. Wow. What a find. Not heard that before. Nice one 

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« Reply #272 on: October 26, 2021, 03:24:59 pm »
Ale-lujah - great selection!

Makes me wonder how I missed Homburg off my list - or should I have gone for Conquistador?

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« Reply #273 on: October 27, 2021, 12:13:59 am »
Ale-lujah - great selection!

Makes me wonder how I missed Homburg off my list - or should I have gone for Conquistador?

Seconded, love that list, also contains the best haircut. Whilst this thread has deviated from the original purpose it makes it more interesting. Maybe we need some other threads to allow us to explore other things. After talking about music from the 1930s/1940s I have a listen and here are some (what I think) gems from that war dominated period

1.   Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered-Ella Fitzgerald
It's over 7 minutes but seriously, make yourself a drink and just listen this all the way through, the voice, the unique lyrics (thank god I can be oversexed again), the arrangements, the key changes, the shift towards the end
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2.   Nature Boy-Nat King Cole
I think the George Benson version is wonderful but Nat nailed it first
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3.   Strange Fruit-Billie Holiday (1939)
Who said there was no politics in music back then
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4.   Moonlight Serenade-Glenn Miller
I comfortably predict that if someone put together a decent, contemporary version of big band music, it would sweep the live circuit, the sound is so good
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5.   Somewhere over the Rainbow-Judy Garland (1939)
It is just a great song
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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #274 on: October 27, 2021, 02:53:48 pm »
That looks a terrific list mate. Look forward to going through that later. Just played that Falcons Wilson Picket track. Wow. What a find. Not heard that before. Nice one 

Can't remember when I came across it. Starts off a bit like a Platters song but quickly becomes a real soul gem from one of the masters.

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« Reply #275 on: October 27, 2021, 02:55:40 pm »
Ale-lujah - great selection!

Makes me wonder how I missed Homburg off my list - or should I have gone for Conquistador?

Thanks. Pleased you like them. Could never understand why Homburg has faded away. Such a fine song.

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #276 on: October 27, 2021, 02:58:18 pm »
Seconded, love that list, also contains the best haircut. Whilst this thread has deviated from the original purpose it makes it more interesting. Maybe we need some other threads to allow us to explore other things. After talking about music from the 1930s/1940s I have a listen and here are some (what I think) gems from that war dominated period


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« Reply #278 on: October 28, 2021, 01:41:02 pm »
Not heard them songs before sinnermichael, any chance of youtube videos to accompany them?

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Re: RAWK’s own top 100 fave songs of all time
« Reply #279 on: October 28, 2021, 03:39:15 pm »
Not heard them songs before sinnermichael, any chance of youtube videos to accompany them?

I’m assuming it’s a subtle hint to include “Someone Like You” in one of the lists. Which is a fair enough shout for me :)