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"Powder your nose, pull off your pantyhose, let me love you from behind" - The Ballad of Lou the Welterweight by The Felice Brothers

Greatest Voice Male - Van Morrison Greatest voice Female - Aretha Franklin Greatest Band - The Beatles Greatest Drummer - Levon Helm Greatest Guitarist - Duane Allman Greatest Bass - Tina Weymouth Greatest other(instrument)- Steve Wickham (Fiddle) Greatest lyricist - Bob Dylan Greatest Overall musician - Bruce Springsteen Greatest Studio Engineer/Producer - Daniel Lanois Greatest studio band - The Swampers

The Avetts are a really incredible live band, the cello on this is so beautiful - a great lyric too.

Perfection! - John Martyn, Kathy Mattea, Danny Thompson and Jerry Douglas - May You Never (Transatlantic Sessions) https

Side 2 of The Wild, The Innocent and the E Street Shuffle is so good.

She is so beautiful in this film and the music makes this scene perfect.

This is a perfect cover, much better than the original in that you can properly hear the lyrics. Elvis is amazing.

The Monster Squad - loved that film. Darby O'Gill, scared me witless in the cinema.

The Allmans Live At Fillmore East Bob Seger - Live Bullet Springsteen - 1975 Hammersmith Odeon McCartneys - Unplugged session Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense The Band - The Last Waltz

Anything by Frightened Rabbit

I saw Jason Lytle play in Galway a couple of weeks ago, amazing voice and songwriter.

Thunder Road - Springsteen Ballerina - Van Morrison This is the sea - The Waterboys If you see her, say hello - Bob Dylan The Modern Leper - Frightened Rabbit Little Coloured Balloons - John Murry Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones Working Class Hero - John Lennon Boy From Lawrence County - Felice Brothers Queen and the Soldier - Suzanne Vega

A year since Scott Hutchison from Frightened Rabbit passed away, they were one of the best live bands I've seen.

Amazing song and video