Mark Knopfler & James Taylor

Whiter Shade of Pale-Procol Harum

16 Days-Whiskeytown

Tuesday’s Gone-Skynryrd

All Things Must Pass-George Harrison

Fire and Rain-James Taylor

so many more…

Glad to see Procol Harum spelled correctly....+1tumblingdice1972. (stones '72 tour still tops my concerts).

Procol Harum - Home: Whaling Stories, Still There'll Be More (parental guidance may be necessary)

Danny O'Keefe: Quits & The Road (original version)

Randy Newman, Good Old Boys: Louisiana 1927

Spirit, 12 Dreams: Nature's Way, Morning Will Come

Donovan: Hurdy Gurdy Man

Some great songs listed on this thread.....

Jefferson Airplane: Triad

Little Feat: Dixie Chicken

The Temptations: Just my Imagination

Jackson Browne: In the Shape of a Heart

Rickie Lee Jones: On Saturday Afternoons in 1963

Beach Boys: Caroline, No

Van Morrison: Have I Told You Lately

Al Stewart: Roads to Moscow

Marvin Gaye: Trouble man, What's Going On, Ain't That Peculiar

Andrea Bocelli: Con Te Partiro

Sam Cooke: A Change is Gonna Come

Shelby Lynne: I Only Want to Be With You

Dusty Springfield: Son of a Preacher Man

Joey Alexander: Over the Rainbow

Ry Cooder: Paradise and Lunch (the whole dang album)

Steely Dan: Almost everything...

Little Willie John: Fever (this is the original, and best, version)

Stevie Wonder: For Once in My Life, My Cherie Amour

We are soooo lucky to live in the time of this music, and be able to play it back at will (no matter the system).

CCR: Who’ll Stop the Rain & Midnight Special

Procol Harum: Whiter Shade of Pale

The Moody Blues: Question and Running Water

Mommas and Pappas: Twelve Thirty

Luciano Pavarotti: Mille Cherubini in Coro

Erik Esenvalds: Only in Sleep (Choir of Trinity College Cambridge, Stephen Layton)

Artie Shaw: Moonglow

Mason Dixon  line ,is a great song,it made me look everything out about, where in Great Britain that song was written about...