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Mississippi Queen

I can't pick just 1 song, there are too many. But here is a list of my top 16 songs. ( NO PARTICULAR ORDER ) 

Bobby Caldwell > What You Won't Do For Love

Chaka Khan > Ain't Nobody

Luther Vandross > Superstar-Until You Come Back To Me

BB King > The Thrill Is Gone

Marvin Gaye > Got To Give It Up

Al Green > Love And Happiness

Ray Charles > Night Time Is The Right Time

Etta James > At Last

Rolling Stones > Miss You

Rightous Brothers > Unchained Melody

Billy Ocean > Suddenly

Lionel Richie > Hello

Billy Preston & Syreeta > With You I'm Born Again

Stevie Wonder > Superstition

Eric Clapton > Tears In Heaven > THIS SONG MAKES ME CRY!

Isley Brothers > Between The Sheets

Loosing My Religion... REM

amazing grace or bonzo goes to bitzburg by the ramones.. wow what a contrast..

"Who's Sorry Now' by Connie Francis. It was played at my wedding. Now, I am!

halleluja ... can't think who wrote it, but ah'll be bach.
also,
i'm going down ...by jjcale & leon russel that's rock 'n roll, folks!!
by itsmee

Silence... just nature

"Into the Mystic"...By Van Morrison

Too many great songs to center on only one. The music that lifts my mind comes in many forms, from
'Pomp and Circumstance' to 'That Old Rugged Cross.'

The classics harbor the best of the best; but then Johnny Mathis moves my heart when his late fifties music move through the speakers. Jim Reeves 'He'll Have to go' and some of the very best sounds came from the Platters and the Four Freshmen.

No end...

"A Whiter Shade of Pale" . Procol Harum. If you never listened to their"A Salty Dog" record, you don't know what your missing.

Last Date by Floyd Cramer.

I like "Dream on" by Aerosmith.