Oldies? Give me some!

the freshmen by the verve pipe

i know some just the title of the songs, i forget who sings them

every time you go away

endless love- diana ross

stand by me
proud mary= tina turner
nothing is gonna stop us now-by starship
dont stop beleiving- by journey
any song from lionel richie
love is a battlefield-pay benetar-if you like that kind of music
easy lover-phil collins
any song from chaka khan
with or with out you-u2
i have some of these on my ipod

Depends on which era you're talking about. I'm 54 so I remember the 50's through the present! I listen to all those eras plus I've recently fallen in love with music and radio plays from the 20's through the 40's!

I like to look up radio stations on the internet that play songs from all eras. If you Google "50's hits" for example, you'll find a lot of radio stations you can listen to on your computer that play songs from that time and they tell you the titles and everything.

Which years are you interested in? I've gone from easy listening as a child to psychodelic rock in my teens to heavy metal, death metal, punk, hard rock and now I'm listening to the hits from before I was born.

Music is so wonderful! Such a variety and so many styles!

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I was thinking that same thing today. I was trying to get the name of a song adn was going to post it. It was 1975/76 and dont' remember the artist but it was about a kid in high school who's dad was blind but so proud of his kid, he was on the football team but not good enough to play, but his dad was till proud of him and went to all the home games and cheered his son on. So one night it goes "it was that last game of the season, a Friday night at home...." something something and they called his name to play and he didn't show up - but was in the locker room, then came out and it says "where the hell you been?" "Just gettin ready for the second half was all he said"....

turns out he noticed his dad was not in the stands, meaning he had died and the song says at the end "it was the first time my father's seen me play".

Total tear jerker but shows the love of kids and parents. Anyone know the name of it?


But I loved so many 70's songs. My high school years. Neil Diamond was hot and Air Supply and so many others. LEo Sayer did "when I need you".

I love this oldies band: Herman's Hermits, The Beatles and CCR.

I think you'll love them too...

Hi! I like to listen to oldies songs as well. I do keep them on my ipod as well. Here are some of my favorite songs.

If - Bread
Stitches and Burns - Fra lippo lippi
Africa - Toto
Always - Atlantic Starr
You - Carpenters
I'd Really Love to See You Tonight
It's Sad to Belong - England Dan and John Ford Coley
Leaving on a Jet plane
Songs by Simon and Garfunkel
Two Steps Behind

any genre? any year? ill list a few of each
otis redding-these arms,my lovers prayer,try a little tenderness,ive been loving you (to long to stop now),ive got dreams,change is gon come
del shannon-runaway
the dells-o what a night
the skyliners-since i dont have you

38 special-second chance
simply red-if you dont know me by now
reo speedwagon-dont let him go,time for me to fly
bread-baby imma want you,the diary,if

cat stevens-wild world,sad lisa,first cut is the deepest
jim croce-time in a bottle,ill have to say i love you in a song
james taylor-handy man,fire and rain

george jones-if drinkin dont kill me(her memory will),i dont need your rocking chair,white lighting,race is on
randy travis-look heart no hands,i told you so,on the other hand
vern gosdin-chiseled in stone,its not over yet,
there aint nothing wrong(just aint nothing right)
conway twitty-i'd love to lay you down,my woman knows,as soon as i hang up the phone

i didnt list r&b or rap

Hey tell me what era and ahwt genre and I'll throw some out.