One Fine Morning-Lighthouse
Your favorite driving tunes
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Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time
Mean Mary On Fast Banjo .
Adam Goussow . Crossroad Blues .
"Crossroads," originally titled "Cross Road Blues," was written and recorded by American blues artist Robert Johnson in 1936. It is a seminal Delta blues song famously covered by Eric Clapton with the band Cream in the 1960s. The lyrics, which tell a tale of desperation at a crossroads, have fueled the legend that Johnson sold his soul to the devil.
CREAM Crossroads
Cross Road Blues - Robert Johnson (1936)
CREAM Crossroads
Cross Road Blues - Robert Johnson (1936)
I Love Rock 'n' Roll" - Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
Uriah Heap . Sweet Lorraine .
Funny I know the name, but I don't have any love for any of their songs.
I just googled them and can't say I liked anything of theirs.
Woops . Sorry about that. Wrong link 
The Band . The Last Waltz . Full concert .
The Band . The Last Waltz . Full concert .
OK then..........
I can picture Murray listening to that in his car lol...
Welcome home.......
Not a chance! I'm way too young for that. I listen to modern music.
Ok Carly...
Buddy Holly - Everyday
Too vain perhaps......
The song likely brings back bad memories for him.... She said she wrote the song about 3 men. Warren Beatty was the only one one named but rumour has it that there was another one....first name Murray....
I'm quite the opposite. I'd put Jack in that area rather than me.The song likely brings back bad memories for him.... She said she wrote the song about 3 men. Warren Beatty was the only one one named but rumour has it that there was another one....first name Murray....
And here I always thought it was James Taylor........The song likely brings back bad memories for him.... She said she wrote the song about 3 men. Warren Beatty was the only one one named but rumour has it that there was another one....first name Murray....
