Whats your musical preferences?

[JeremyBender]

One of my all-time favourite pieces of music. (Forgive the slightly cheesy video)

The late Duncan Browne - Fauvette

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.....how 'bout them transparent dangling carrots

Alanis Morissette - Thank U

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break all the things...that bind us apart.

Nina Simone...how it feels to be free.

[chalkyncfc61]

I've a life long love affair with 50's music,from the greats of Elvis,Jerry Lee,Eddie,Buddy and co to the rarely heard sounds of doo wop,having said that I think that the person with the greatest voice that I have ever heard is probably Al Green,its like honey coming out of the speakers

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Chalkies Choice.


Al Green.


Al Green-Simply Beautiful

[chalkyncfc61]

'Possibly' the greatest cover version ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4WGsMplGxU

I can remember once listening to the radio with my ex late one night and hearing the most brilliant,unusual love song I had ever heard,it totally mesmerised me,it was Richard Thompson singing 1952 Vincent Black Lightning, absolutely brilliant, i went out and bought it the next day

[chalkyncfc61]

Thanks for the Al Green norder,I cant do those linky things

[chalkyncfc61]

There are some reallreally great songs in this list,you Burnley lads have taste when it comes to music

[JeremyBender]

Thanks for the Al Green norder,I cant do those linky things

You've got good taste chalkyncfc61. 'Vincent' is a brilliant song, as is 'Beeswing'

[chalkyncfc61]

Yeah Beeswing is a great song,when I went to buy Vincent the only album that I could find it on at the time was the Action Packed CD,its a great introduction to Richard Thompson's music,I've played Vincernt to people and they just don't hear the beauty of such a great song,perhaps he's a 'marmite' singer,its still one of my favorite songs of all time and I've bought 1,000s of albums in the past