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Odd - no threads on cruising playlists - until now!

Bfromla

Bfromla

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Here it is September already & have not seen a thread on cruising playlist :dontknow::popcorn:
So I’ll try start something with random order hand full off one
Playlist
*Song: Artist
*Night moves: Seger
*Dust in the wind: Kansas
*Wipeout: the Surfaris
*Blinded by the light: Manfred Mann
*God bless the USA: Lee Greenwood
*Dock of the bay: Ottis Redding
*Hotel California: Eagles
*In the air tonight: Phil Collins
*just about anything -BEACH BOYS
*Piano Man: Billy Joel
*Whats up: 4non blonds.
Just adding lil fun (maybe odd )randomly to mix, especially if comes on at a stop & neighboring drivers get to hear:
*Elvira: Oak Ridge boys
*acoustic Dueling Banjos: various artists
*William Tell Overture: Glen Campbell ( known as Loan ranger theme)
*The Worst day since yesterday:Flogging Molly
*Top gun anthem: Harold Faltermyer & Steve .....
*Johnny B Goode: Chuck Berry
(Note do like a number of acoustic versions of same songs along the mix, namely Hotel California has many various instruments versions :thumbup:)
 
I like your list. A couple to add:

Cruisin on a Sunday Afternoon by The Young Rascals

Cruisin by Huey Lewis (Duet)
 
There are too many songs to list, but pretty well all of Dr. Hook, all of Mark Knopfler, all of Roy Orbison, just to name only three artists.
 
Is just off ONE playlist. Intended as a starter.:2thumbs::bbq: thanks for suggestions & conversation
 
I just plug my phone into the sound system, turn it to Sirius satellite radio and turn on Willy’s Roadhouse:thumbup:
 
Bits and pieces:

The Stroll - The Diamonds
Stranded in the Jungle - The Cadets
Certain Elvis Tunes (very few)
Feelin' Stronger - Chicago
Most of The Cars Candy-O album
Green-Eyed Lady - Sugarloaf
Living in the past - Jethro Tull
Juke Box Hero, Cold As Ice, Head Games - Foreigner
Barracuda, Crazy on You, Straight On - Heart
Hold the Line, I'll Supply the Love - Toto


Moving into new(er) stuff
Most anything by Birthday Massacre
Cirice, Square Hammer - Ghost
When Legends Rise - Godsmack
See The Sun (both mixes), Black Flowers - Urban Astronauts
Flagellants Song - Apocalypse Orchestra
No Light - Florence and The Machine
Edenbridge, Mythica, Early Nightwish....

With lots more between these eras.
 
The first three on my current play list:

I’m Not Getting Excited - The Beths

Some Mutts (Can’t be Muzzled) - Amyl and the Sniffers

A Forest - The Cure
 
A few of my additions:

Fat bottom girls - Queen
Some Def Leopard
Fantasy - Aldo Nova
Time for me to Fly - REO Speedwagon
Some Boston
The Journey - Paul Brandt
Wastin gas - Dallas Smith
Danger Zone - Kenny Loggins
 
Odd, no Steely Dan or Fleetwood Mac

"Rikki Don't Lose that number" will always get my motor running, and there is nothing more stimulating on two lane back roads than listening to Stevie Nix sing "Oh Daddy", or "Rumors". And I always have to be careful when listening to Billy Joel's "We didn't start the fire", because as the song gets faster and faster so does my bike. It's all good.
 
Amazon Prime downloads for me..I either Bluetooth to earbuds, my Sena, or to the bike....all depends on the weather and the helmet choice for the ride. A lot of times I'll hear a song I like and then download the album...It usually turns out well. I've got over 2k songs that I just let run. I'll probably never hear them all...LOL
 
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