What are tunes that make you fell nostalic? (if you can put the gender of music that the tune belongs-for rg. Rock'n'Roll, Jazz) and the year that it was relesead.
Myne:
SEMNAL M - "Vara amintirlor" Rock
CHRIS REA - "On the beach" Rock
JESSICA JAY - "Cassablanca" Euro-dacnce
SQEEZER - "Blue Jeans" Euro-Dance 1996.

Helpless by Neil Young,or the cover version sung by Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds.
Fado songs from Portugal by Amália Rodrigues or more recently by Marisa-British award
for a foreign singer in 2004.

Ciao.

To name just a few:
* Glen Campbell "Galveston"
* Sugarloaf "Green Eyed Lady"
* The Beatles "Hey Jude"
* CSNY "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes"
* Gordon Lightfoot "Summer Side of Life"
* Neil Young "After The Gold Rush"

Because of my peculiar affliction, about ANY song from at least 1971-1979 makes me wax nostalgic. I'll hear, say, Edward Bear's "Last Song" & it's an instant trip back to early spring '73. I dunno what makes me do it, it just happens, & I'll be damned if I know how to shut it off.-Sandy G.

"Dry your eyes" by THE STREETS from the album "a grand don't come easy".

"Psychocandy" by The Jesus and Mary Chain.

For some of you who don't know The JAMC,is the last song on the beautiful movie "Lost in Translation" .

Auld Lang Syne. By everybody. All at once.

Tenderness - General Public
Forever Young - Alphaville
A-Ha - Take on me

For some strange reason I feel nostalgic for the 80's.

Auld Lang Syne. By everybody. All at once.

Do we have to be in tune?

/d

Rock? Procal Harem - Lighter Shade of Pale!! - I flash back to the 60's and 70's whenever I hear it!! :scratch2:

"Brown Eyed Girl" by Van Morrison.

A feel good tune from a feel good time.

Do we have to be in tune?

/d
I hope not or we're in big trouble!!!

Carl

Rock? Procal Harem - Lighter Shade of Pale!! - I flash back to the 60's and 70's whenever I hear it!! :scratch2:

That is a good one :yes:

/d

I hope not or we're in big trouble!!!

Carl

Yep, bad enough to stop a clock! :eek:

/d

That is a good one :yes:

/d

:scratch2: :dunno:

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What can I say - I've always liked Procol Harem :dunno:

Course anything by Jeannie C Riley takes me way back also :yes:

I'm a complex guy, don't you know :D

/d

"When a Man Loves A Women " - Percy Sledge - summer 1966
"For What It's Worth" - Buffalo Springfield - 1967-68
"I'm Not In Love" - 10 CC - 1975

Oh the memories...

Sting-Russians, Summer of '85, it was a make out tune. I was odd, she was hot, so it worked. :D
Elton John-Crocodile Rock, used to sing it with an old girl friend.
Denise Williams-Let's hear it for the Boy, she used to sing it to me :yes:

Phil Collins-Take Me Home, Sussudio, seemed to always be in my tape deck on the way home from a date with my eventual wife.
Dire Straits-Brothers in Arms album, also usually on as I raced home from a date with my eventual wife. I Want My MTV was always playing as I rounded the corner for home. I had it timed to a science. And that would be the actual corner to my street, not those other corners, those were usually rounded during a George Micheal song.

It's hard to beat Maggot Brain by Funkadelic, for those who lived in Cleveland, Ohio during the the 1970's, it was a 1:15am Sunday morning institution on WMMS FM (Home of the Buzzard) when driving home two sheets under the wind!! :scratch2:

http://www.inkblotmagazine.com/rev-archive/Funkadelic_Maggot_Brain.htm

Well, HERE'S an odd one-but y'all know how I am, anyway-"Single Saddle" by Vaughan Monroe from 1948-49. When I was a kid, I'd raid my parents' record collection, & THIS was on a 45-prolly some of the 1st 45s. IIRC, it was the backside of "Ghost Riders in the Sky". Would give my EYETEETH to get a copy now-I pretty much trashed the original.-Sandy G.

"Ghost Riders in the Sky", whoa! Wasn't that an instrumental? That was a tune that every kid learning how to play guitar had to know when I was growing up.

"Tell me when my light turns green" by the Dexys Midnidght Runners.

"More Than a Feeling", Boston. Rock. From their eponymously-titled debut album released in 1976.
"Free Man in Paris", Joni Mitchell. Folk-Pop. From "Court and Spark", 1974.

I feel a wave of high school nostalgia coming on.

"You can't your arms round a memory" by Johnny Thunders,from the album So Alone.

...how can i forget this : "Perfect Day" by Lou Reed in Transformer.One of the most beautiful songs he wrote.