What three songs would you want hear at a concert.Tell us your Favorites.Freeper Canteen 6~9~17

[fatima]

~Favorite "Concert" Song's~





Queen - Tie Your Mother Down

*Video*

Lynyrd Skynyrd-Free bird

*Video*

[Michael.SF.]

Great song! I saw Mr. Thompson perform that one at a small venue many years ago. Contains one of my favorite lyrics:

“Red hair and black leather.
my favorite color scheme

Richard Thompson – Vincent Black Lightning 1952

Beautiful bike as well:

[fatima]

Thanks
Sirius Lee ((((Hugs))))

“Mache, dich, mein Herze, rein
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sZgnrYYOm4

[lizma2]

“Nessun Dorma—Luciano Pavarotti”

I got see the 3 tenors in NY. One of the best night of my life. Love that song.

Queen - Don’t Stop Me Now

[5th MEB]

Gimme Shelter by Joanna Dean.
Kiss This by Johanna Dean.
Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

[fatima]

Thanks Everyone for your help with our Troop Thread.Gotta run,Fatima

[I-ambush]

How about:
Voodoo Chile (Slight Return), Jimi Hendrix, followed by
The Cowboy Song, Thin Lizzy, followed by
Whole Lotta Love (complete with blues/rockabilly medley), Led Zeppelin

As I look as eveyone’s lists of great songs, it strikes me that we will never hear our ideal concerts short of the afterlife.

[LRoggy]

1 - Lock Her Up

2 - Lock Her Up, the encore

3 - Lock Her Up, the final encore

[Publius]

Samuel Barber: "The Monk and His Cat"

Leontyne Price singing. In English.

Roger Quilter: "Come Away Death"

Ian Bostridge singing. In English.

Franz Schubert: "Who is Sylvia?"

Janet Baker accompanied by Murray Perahia. In English.

[Fiji Hill]

Here's the real Stairway to Heaven

[unixfox]

Boston - Don’t Look Back

AC/DC - Riff Raff

ZZ Top - La Grange

I’ve seen Boston and ZZ Top but never the chance for AC/DC

[combat_boots]

“Open Arms” Steve Perry at his best

The Queen Live-Aid minutes that changed their world and ours.

Elvis “In the Ghetto” and any gospel song he wants

Tennessee Ernie’s “16 Tons” and any religious song he wants

[dfwgator]

Czeslaw Niemen

Dziwny Jest Ten Swiat (Strange is this World)

Bema Pamieci Zalobny Rapsod (A Mournful Rhapsody in Memory of Josef Bem)

Czlowiek Jam Niewdzieczny (I am an Ungrateful Man)

[brewcrew1965]

Reading the replies made me think of something - why has the music over the past 15 years or so sucked so badly? Give me anything from the late 50’s to late 90’s over anything since 2000 or so.

[Kathy in Alaska]

~ Tell Us Your Favorite "Concert" Songs ~

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[dfwgator]

I’ll tell you why. Technology makes it easy for anyone to produce their own music on the cheap.

Studio time used to be real expensive, so you had to make sure that time and money was invested wisely.

You know what says it all? That Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, right now is Number 3 on the Album Chart.

[Fiji Hill]

From the 1970s

• Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (of Company B)--The Andrews Sisters (1973)

• You Needed Me--Anne Murray (1978)

• Cherchez la Femme (chase the girl), aka Whispering--Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band (1976)

[I-ambush]

All great songs (although bending the rules by naming 4).

[Steely Tom]

Yes, that is the original concert. I have it on DVD and on the original vinyl disks, and have listened to it many times.

[Col Frank Slade]

Take Five - Dave Brubeck (Extended Joe Morello drum solo).

Rain - The Beatles.

God Speaks of Marty Robbins - The Who

[left that other site]

Whipping Post...Allman Brothers

Simple kind of man...Lynyed Skynnard

Shine On You Crazy Diamond...P Floyd