The Monkees ~ Randy Scouse Git
The Beatles ~ Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
Fats Domino ~ Jambalaya
Fats Domino ~ Let The Four Winds Blow
Tears For Fears ~ I Believe

Donny Hathaway ~ Magdalena
Morris Day ~ A Man's Pride
DeBarge ~ Love Me In A Special Way
Genesis ~ That's All
Billy Vera & The Beaters ~ At This Moment
Mötley Crüe ~ Home Sweet Home
Gap Band ~ Nothin' Comes To Sleepers
Styx ~ Come Sail Away
Lakeside ~ I Want To Hold Your Hand

"The Way It Is" - Brunce Hornsby

"Jacob's Ladder" - Huey Lewis

Lotta Roxette music has piano in it.

"Bennie & The Jets" - Elton John

"Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" - Elton John

"What A Fool Believes" - Doobie Brothers

"Piano Man" - Billy Joel

"A House Is Not A Home" - Luther Vandross

"Condition Of The Heart" - Prince

"You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman" - Aretha Franklin

"Tiny Dancer" - Elton John

"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" - The Band

"Eagles" - Desperado

"Easy" - The Commodores

"I Want You Back" - The Jackson 5

"Rocket Man" - Elton John

"All About Love" - Earth Wind & Fire

"Baby Love" - The Supremes

'Shake Me Wake Me" - Four Tops

"Knocks Me Off My Feet" - Stevie Wonder

"Ribbon In The Sky" - Stevie Wonder

"Heaven Must Be Like This"' - Ohio Players

"Pain" - Ohio Players

"Pleasure" - Ohio Payers

"Paint Me" - Ohio Players

Sweet Painted Lady by Elton

MickyDolenz said:

DeBarge ~ Love Me In A Special Way

wildly overlooked, underrated song

Rance Allen Group ~ I'm Gonna Make It After All

I'd Die Without You - PM Dawn

Don't Let It Bring You Down - Annie Lennox version

You Ain't Thinking About Me - Sonia Dada

Spendin' Money - R Kelly

Forgiven Not Forgotten - The Corrs

Dalia11 said:

Smokey Robinson & The Miracles -- "You've Really Got A Hold On Me"

Billy Joel -- "Piano Man," "She's Always A Woman"

Carole King -- "It's Too Late"

Van Morrison -- "Moondance"

Aretha Frankin -- "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman"

John Legend -- "Ordinary People"

Anything Carol King.

PrettyMan72 said:

PrettyMan72 said:

purplepolitician said:

PrettyMan72 said:

Tender Love - Force MD's

I got Days Of Our Livez by Bone Thugs stuck in my head now cuz they sampled this

PrettyMan72 said:

Tender Love - Force MD's

When I hear this song and other good ones like it from back in the day, it makes me want to cry.

looby said:

"If You Really Love Me" - Stevie Wonder

"Pride & Joy" - Marvin Gaye

"Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever" - FourTops

"A Song For You" - Donny Hathaway

'Whenever, Wherever" - Minnie Riperton (the great Ramsey Lewis)

"Come To My Garden" - Minnie Riperton (the great Ramsey Lewis)

pretty much anything from Ramsey Lewis' prestigous catalog...especially the during his Chess/Cadet years with Maurice White & Charles Stepney (1965-1970) then again with Maurice White & EW&F in hte mid-late 70s

Ramsey Lewis' "The Piano Player" lp is my alltime favorite piano jazz lp... that album {produced and played by Lewis, M. White & Stepney} birthed some of the orchestration, chord changes, and turnarounds that would become staples of the Earth Wind & Fire sound from 1973-1976 when Charles Stepney co-produced all those EW&F, The Emotions, and Deniece Williams joints

Tavares ~ The Ghost Of Love
Bruce Springsteen ~ I'm Goin' Down
Little Milton ~ We're Gonna Make It
Phony Ppl ~ You Rock My World
Phony Ppl ~ Why iii Love The Moon
Fats Waller ~ Your Feet's Too Big
Little Richard ~ The Rill Thing
Little Richard ~ Great Gosh A' Mighty
Little Richard ~ Hot Nuts
Little Richard ~ Spreadin' Natta What's The Matter

Sam Cooke ~ Another Saturday Night
Jackie Wilson ~ Baby Workout
Miami Sound Machine ~ Conga
Louis Jordan ~ Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby?
Frank Mills ~ Music Box Dancer
Billy Joel ~ Tell Her About It
Fat Boys ~ Jailhouse Rap

Joe Turner ~ Honey Hush (1960 version. He recorded this several times)

The Clash ~ Rock The Casbah

onlyforaminute said:

onlyforaminute said:

No Alicia Keys songs? John Legend songs? How does it feel, D'Angelo

I like 3 or 4 songs by Alicia. I don't like D'Angelo at all and only one song by John Legend, the one with André 3000. I have the Lauryn Hill album and the duet on there is the only song with D'Angelo on it I've listened to on purpose, and I'm not all that fond of it. I never really got into neo-soul in general. I thought it was buppie music.

MickyDolenz said:

alphastreet said:

Not too big on neo soul either though I like a handful of songs.

It mostly all sounds like the same song to me just like reggaeton songs do. All the same low key tempo. Even Johnny Mathis & Celine Dion had some uptempo dance songs. I remember all of these anonymous singers that I didn't know the difference in them, even their voices sounded alike like Musiq Soulchild, Avant, Joe, Carl Thomas, Tank, etc. When those songs came on the radio, I thought they were all by the same guy. Probably one of the only singers I could pick out was Anthony Hamilton and I didn't really like his voice or his songs. In the past, the R&B singers had different voices. I could tell Teddy Pendergrass from Smokey Robinson or Jeffrey Osbourne or James Ingram or Barry White.