20. grace jones la vie en rose

22. Grandmaster Flash = The Message

1) Frankenstein - Edgar Winter Group

2) Tangled up in Blue - Bob Dylan

3) DEJA VU - Teena Marie

4) Let's Love - The Ohio Players

5) Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven

6) Rufus featuring Chaka Khan - Magic In Your Eyes

7) Superwoman - Stevie Wonder

8) Green Eyes - Erykah Badu

9) Jitterbug Waltz - Fats Waller

10) Aladdin Sane - David Bowie

11) Maggot Brain - Funkadelic

12) Elton John - Amoreena

13) Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)

14) Open Up - Chic

15) Rotary Connection - I am the Black Gold of The Sun

16) Chain of Fools--Aretha Franklin

17) The Killing Moon - Echo and the Bunnymen

18) Imagine - John Lennon

19) It Be's That Way Sometimes ~ Joe Simon

20) grace jones la vie en rose

21) Shafiq Husayn featuring Fatima - Lil Girl

22) Grandmaster Flash - The Message

23) The Grooveline - Heatwave

24. At Last - Etta James

25) Bring It On Home To Me - Sam Cooke

Byron said:

3) DEJA VU - Teena Marie

4) Let's Love - The Ohio Players

5) Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven

6) Rufus featuring Chaka Khan - Magic In Your Eyes

7) Superwoman - Stevie Wonder

8) Green Eyes - Erykah Badu

This list is messed up.. some have the artist first and others have the song first. It's going to be confusing to read the list that way.

[Edited 8/23/12 16:15pm]

26. Mistral Wind--Heart

27. Stop The World Teena Marie

[Edited 8/23/12 16:23pm]

28 The World Is A Ghetto...WAR

Byron said:

Title is self-explanatory...name a song (not by Prince lol) you feel people "must" hear before they die.

The rules:

1) You can only name ONE song per post.

2) You must wait until 5 other people have posted before you can name another song.

3) No songs by Prince.

4) You must number your songs.

A running list will be kept so you can keep track of what's been listed and what has not.

Is this THE Byron from The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen's club?


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29.) Sorrow, Tears and Blood - Fela Kuti

30. Fishbone- Party At Ground Zero

31. The Cure - "Lovesong"

CrabalockerFishwife said:

Byron said:

3) DEJA VU - Teena Marie

4) Let's Love - The Ohio Players

5) Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven

6) Rufus featuring Chaka Khan - Magic In Your Eyes

7) Superwoman - Stevie Wonder

8) Green Eyes - Erykah Badu

This list is messed up.. some have the artist first and others have the song first. It's going to be confusing to read the list that way.

[Edited 8/23/12 16:15pm]

you're more than welcome to take over the list updating duties and rearrange everything to your liking lol

theAudience said:

Byron said:

Title is self-explanatory...name a song (not by Prince lol) you feel people "must" hear before they die.

The rules:

1) You can only name ONE song per post.

2) You must wait until 5 other people have posted before you can name another song.

3) No songs by Prince.

4) You must number your songs.

A running list will be kept so you can keep track of what's been listed and what has not.

Is this THE Byron from The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen's club?


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The one and--thankfully--only, sir lol

!#$%!

[Edited 8/23/12 17:31pm]

[Edited 8/23/12 17:32pm]

lol.. here you go.. I think this is accurate. If we could have everyone posting put the song first, artist second, we could keep the list easily readable.

Byron said:

1) Frankenstein - Edgar Winter Group

2) Tangled up in Blue - Bob Dylan

3) DEJA VU - Teena Marie

4) Let's Love - The Ohio Players

5) Stairway To Heaven - Led Zeppelin

6) Magic In Your Eyes - Rufus featuring Chaka Khan

7) Superwoman - Stevie Wonder

8) Green Eyes - Erykah Badu

9) Jitterbug Waltz - Fats Waller

10) Aladdin Sane - David Bowie

11) Maggot Brain - Funkadelic

12) Amoreena - Elton John

13) Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) - Eurythmics

14) Open Up - Chic

15) I Am the Black Gold of The Sun - Rotary Connection

16) Chain of Fools - Aretha Franklin

17) The Killing Moon - Echo and the Bunnymen

18) Imagine - John Lennon

19) It Be's That Way Sometimes - Joe Simon

20) La Vie En Rose - Grace Jones

21) Lil Girl - Shafiq Husayn featuring Fatima

22) The Message - Grandmaster Flash

23) The Grooveline - Heatwave

[Edited 8/23/12 17:28pm]

[Edited 8/23/12 17:30pm]

CrabalockerFishwife said:

lol.. here you go.. I think this is accurate. If we could have everyone posting put the song first, artist second, we could keep the list easily readable.

Got it and added to it lol...

I'm sure everyone here has heard this song, but...

33) They Don't Care About Us - Michael Jackson

I'm kinda shocked that on this site, nobody has mentioned him yet in this thread or the album thread.

[Edited 8/23/12 18:27pm]

34) Que te Pedi - La Lupe w/Tito Puente

35 Rocket Love Stevie Wonder

37. Annie - "My Heartbeat"

smoothcriminal12 said:

11. Maggot Brain - Funkadelic

oh yes yes yes

38. Smalltown Boy - Bronski Beat

39. Tapioca Tundra ~ The Monkees

40 Jabril - Me'Shell N'Degeocello



41) Louis Armstrong - West End Blues

Records “West End Blues” on June 28, 1928, which is today considered one of the most famous recordings in early jazz.

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Louis Armstrong’s achievements are remarkable. During his career, he:

• developed a way of playing jazz, as an instrumentalist and a vocalist, which has had an impact on all musicians to follow;

• recorded hit songs for five decades, and his music is still heard today on television and radio and in films;

• wrote two autobiographies, more than ten magazine articles, hundreds of pages of memoirs, and thousands of letters;

• appeared in more than thirty films (over twenty were full-length features) as a gifted actor with superb comic timing and an unabashed joy of life;

• composed dozens of songs that have become jazz standards;

• performed an average of 300 concerts each year, with his frequent tours to all parts of the world earning him the nickname “Ambassador Satch,” and became one of the first great celebrities of the twentieth century.

Through the years, Louis entertained millions, from heads of state and royalty to the kids on his stoop in Corona. Despite his fame, he remained a humble man and lived a simple life in a working-class neighborhood. To this day, everyone loves Louis Armstrong—just the mention of his name makes people smile.

http://www.louisarmstrong...erview.htm




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42) Pet Shop Boys - Dreaming of the Queen