Really? Nothing says romance like Down by the River I shot my baby....đŹđĽ¸
ok I will fess up our wedding song was âWhen Iâm With Youâ by Sheriff. Not too shabby eh? đ |
Some of these are just hilarious. Down By The River- Neil Young. Umm nothing romantic about that one as he repeatedly says "I shot my baby dead." On a more positive note, I did see Neil Young in Cincinnati with the Promise of the Real band with both Lukas and Micah Nelson (Willie's sons) and they played a 12 minute version of Down By The River and it never once got boring. Just not a dance song and not romantic. Stairway To Heaven? You might be able to slow dance at the beginning, but it doesn't take long before it's neither a slow dance song nor any kind of dance song at all. Weird pick. But a legit pick would be another vote forÂ
Swayin' to the Music (Slow Dancin') - Johnny Rivers. It's one where you listen to the entire song, which is good in itself, just to get to the ending where he sings "
Whole wide world" because that part is great and dramatic. Killer ending to a great slow dance song. Another would be Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers. Used to give Rebecca Howe (Kirstie Alley) on Cheers orgasms right on the spot, so you can't go wrong with that one. |
Warm Leatherette by the Normal (Danial Miller) |
My idea of a slow dance may be a bit different that other Agon members, but I thought I'd add my 2 cents. My wife and I are serious amateur ballroom dancers and for us a 'slow dance' is a slow foxtrot. One of my favorites is Peggy Lee's "Fever." Also Michael Buble "Feeling Good." The feeling of two bodies moving together with power, finesse and grace is exquisite. For something more upbeat but equally erotic try Argentine Tango, for example Tangetto's "Sweet Dreams." Steaming. Tango is full of repeated sequences of energy build-up and release - literally a tight twist followed by a dramatic release. And the music is spectacular. Can't beat it. |
Wonderful Tonight Clapton                              I Want to Know What Love Is Foreigner |
Too many favorites, sorry 𼰠|
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Come on now guys seeing some shite on here. #1 When a man loves a woman. |
Oh, and the second on the list. Iâm not in Love, 10CC. |
The one that bests them all, Whiter Shade of Pale. |
Eagles...I Can't Tell You Why |
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Still Loving You - Scorpions |
"Close to You" The Carpenters |
I tend to go for heavier music so, Still Loving You, Scorpions. |
lil' darlin' by neil hefti and performed by basie's atomic band. |
No contest, hey jude, because of its length. I am talking about holding on tight to your favorite school sweetheart for 3 times longer than the two minute songs from back then.Â
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Time of the Season- The Zombies
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Neil Young âHarvest Moonâ Bob Dylan âMoonlightâ |
@akg_ca - "Never My Love" is one of my favorite songs EVER! IMHO, it trumps all of the others mentioned (so far) here.
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Bagel call rag by Mickey Katz it rocks. |
My personal favorite,from 1959, IÂ Only Have Eyes For You,by The Flamingoes.
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If you want to slow dance to "Love Hurts", at least make it to the original version by The Everly Brothers. If not that one, the early-70's version by Gram Parson & Emmylou Harris. |
I am a Rock - Simon and Garfunkel Nice counterpoint between the lyrics and the cutie you were snuggled up to. |
Off the cuff:Â "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" by The Platters or ""Harvest Moon" by Neil Young. |
Hey Rocky,
There's so many good ones; I would have to say " Love Hurts " by Nazareth; off of the "Hair of the Dog" album.
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Good Night My Love from the 50s still tops today
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Put Your Head On My Shoulder
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"In My Room" by The Beach Boys, "You Really Got A Hold On Me" by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, "Close To Kathy" by Mike Clifford, "Magnet And Steel" by Walter Egan. |
Careless Whisper-George Michael, Waiting for a Girl Like You-Foreigner. |
Down By The River- Neil Young |
Two that do the trick: Can I have this Dance - Anne Murray Color my World - Chicago |
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Hey Jude, man she was a pretty one, too.. I was 13.
Smokey was right there, just the girl wasn't.. :-)
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âSwayinâ to the Musicâ by Johnny Rivers |