(Finished October 1st, 2019) Review of Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band in SLC September 28th, 2019

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First before I get to the review of Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band I'd like to briefly mention the opening act. They are Nashville band The Wild Feathers, a much cooler band than their name. I love how they have three different singers. Different but all their voices work together well. I really, really liked them. Here are two of their best songs and a cover they played so well live.

1) "Quittin' Time":

2) "Backwoods Company":

3) A cover of Tom Petty's "I Won't Back Down":

Bob Seger and his big and highly talented band kicked butt this past Saturday night. Although he's 74 years old Seger is still in fine voice. He and his band still plays these songs with a lot of passion. All these songs take on new life live. If you have a chance to go see him, please take full advantage of it. These songs are timeless. I do wish they would have played "Fire Lake" and "Katmandu". Although I didn't really expect them to play "Katmandu" as I don't think they've played that for years.

1) "Simplicity":

2) "Still The Same":

This isn't my favorite Bob Seger song, not even close. But this song takes on a new life when played live, sadly this video doesn't exactly capture that.  3) "The Fire Down Below":

Inspired when he was a 16 year old and wasn't allowed in clubs, he had to settle for looking through windows. That sax solo!!! 4) "Main Street":

5) "Old Time Rock & Roll":

The Rodney Crowell cover. 6) "Shame On The Moon":

He wore a Harley Davidson shirt on the night we saw him, this is a song about his love of motorcycles. 7) "Roll Me Away":

The Willie Mitchell cover. 8) "Come To Poppa":

Seger was surprised when this wasn't a big hit. But at the end of the year he received a plaque from Billboard that said this song was the most played song of 1980. 9) "Her Strut":

Inspired by running track in high school. This is a video from Salt Lake City, although it's from his 2015 concert. 10) "Like A Rock":

11) "You'll Accomp'ny Me":

This was his Mom's favorite of his songs. 12) "We've Got Tonight":

If you would have asked me my opinion about "Travelin' Man" a few days ago I wouldn't have known exactly what you were talking about. But again this is another song that really comes alive when played live. It's nice that they meld it so easily and well into "Beautiful Loser".
13) "Travelin' Man"/14) "Beautiful Loser":

An all-time classic. 15) "Turn The Page":

Calling Bob Dylan a great songwriter, this was dedicated to many rock stars that have been lost lately.  Eddie Money was one of the musicians remembered here in Salt Lake. 16) "Forever Young":

17) "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man":

Encore

Live from 1980. 18) "Against The Wind":

19) "Hollywood Nights":

Encore 2:

20) "Night Moves":

21) "Rock and Roll Never Forgets":

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(Started September 29th, 2019) Just the Sax Ma'am, Part 2

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1) Tim Cappello "I Still Believe":

2) Lady Gaga "Edge of Glory":

3) Gerry Rafferty "Baker Street":

4) George Michael "Careless Whisper":

5) Madness "One Step Beyond":

6) Men At Work "Who Can It Be Now":

7) Sade "Smooth Operator":

8) Spandau Ballet "True":

9) Steely Dan "Deacon Blues":

10) Christopher Cross "Arthur's Theme (The Best You Can Do)":

11) Romeo Void "Never Say Never":

12) Hall and Oates "I Can't Go For That":

13) David Bowie "Modern Love":

14) The Waitresses "I Know What Boys Like":

(Started September 29th, 2019) Just the Sax Ma'am, Part 1: Bob Seger and INXS

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I went and watched Bob Seger and Silver Bullet Band in concert last night and they were great. I'll be writing a review soon. But inspired by the many great songs featuring sax by Bob Seger I'm starting a series about the great sax songs of the last several years.

The best sax songs of Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band and possibly a couple of songs without the sax:

1) "Like A Rock":

2) "We've Got Tonight":

3) "Turn The Page":

4) "Old Time Rock & Roll":

5) "Against The Wind":

6) "Night Moves":

7) "Main Street":

8) "Hollywood Nights":

Now a few saxophone classics by INXS:

1) "Never Tear Us Apart":



2) "What You Need":



3) "Different World":



4) "The One Thing":

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(Finished September 28th, 2019) Let's Celebrate Live Rock Music! Part 2

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I'll be hanging out Bob, his amazing band and a friend in just a few hours. One of the most memorable saxophone moments. 1) Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band "Turn The Page":

In honor to two legends we've lost in the last couple of weeks, the Money man and Ric Ocasek. 2) Eddie Money, featuring Ronnie Spector's recorded vocals, "Take Me Home Tonight":

3) The Cars "My Best Friends Girl":

There isn't many great live videos of Boston, this is one of the best. 4) Boston "More Than A Feeling":

5) Journey "Stone In Love":

6) Billy Joel "Scenes From An Italian Restaurant":

This is an amazing live performance. The story leads so well into the song.

7) Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band "The River":

8) Foreigner "Feels Like The First Time":



9) Kansas "Carry On Wayward Son";



10)  Heart "Barracuda":



11) Cheap Trick "Dream Police";



12) Cheap Trick "Tonight It's You":

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(Started September 27th, 2019) Let's Celebrate Live Rock Music!

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Going to see Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band tomorrow night and I can't wait to hear this amazing song live for the first time.

1) "Night Moves":

2) Dire Straits "Money For Nothing":

3) Motley Crue "Girls Girls Girls";

4) ZZ Top "Gimme All Your Lovin'":

5) Led Zeppelin "Kashmir";

6) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers "Runnin' Down A Dream":

7) AC/DC "For Those About To Rock":

8) The Steve Miller Band "Jet Airliner":

9) The Greg Kihn Band "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em";

(Started September 26th, 2019) The 20 Most Vital Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band Songs

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Here are the 23 songs he sang at his last concert in Eugene, Oregon. 1) "Simplicity" 2) "Still The Same" 3) "The Fire Down Below" 4) "Mainstreet" 5) "Old Time Rock & Roll" 6) "The Fire Inside" 7) "Shame On The Moon" 8) "Roll Me Away" 9) "Come To Poppa" 10) "Her Strut" 11) "Like A Rock" 12) "You'll Accomp'ny Me" 13) "We've Got Tonight" 14) "Travelin' Man" 15) "Beautiful Loser" 16) "Turn The Page" 17) "Forever Young" 18) "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" Encore 19) "Fine Memory" 20) "Against The Wind" 21) "Hollywood Nights" Encore 2 22) "Night Moves" 23) "Rock and Roll Never Forgets"

I'll be going to see Bob Seger in concert on Saturday night and I've been thinking about his 20 most vital songs.

1) "Turn The Page" (1972):

2) "Beautiful Loser" (1975):

3) "Katmandu" (1975):

4) "Night Moves" (1976):

5) "Main Street" (1977):

6) "Rock and Roll Never Forgets" (1977):

7) "Still The Same" (1978):

8) "Hollywood Nights" (1978):

Not only did he cowrite this song, he also sang back up vocals on this Eagles classic 9) "Heartache Tonight":

10) "Old Time Rock and Roll" (1980):

11) "Fire Lake" (1980):

12) "Against The Wind" (1980):

13) "You'll Accomp'ny Me" (1980):

14) "Her Strut" (1980):

15) "Shame On The Moon" (1982):

16) "Even Now" (1982)":

17) "Roll Me Away" (1983):

18) "American Storm" (1986):

19) "Like A Rock" (1986):

20) with John Fogerty "Who'll Stop The Rain" (2013):

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(Started September 25th, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1982

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm started in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another man. There weren't any duets or trios like Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching. I apologize for any mistakes, all blame goes to me.

This is just an absolutely amazing song. 1) Lacy J. Dalton "16th Avenue":

2) Janie Fricke "It Ain't Easy Being Easy":

3) Juice Newton "Love's Been A Little Hard On Me":

4) Juice Newton "I'm Gonna Be Strong":

5) Juice Newton "Break It To Me Gently":

6) Reba McEntire "Can't Even Get The Blues":

7) Sylvia "Nobody":

8) Sylvia "Like Nothing Ever Happened":

9) TW "Another Chance":

10) Anne Murray "Another Sleepless Night":

11) "Don't Worry About Me":

12) "I Just Came Here":

13) "Honky Tonk Night On Broadway":

14) "Round The Clock Lovin'":

15) "You and I":

16) "I Wonder":

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(Started September 24th, 2019) The Best of Male Country Singers in 1985

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm started in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another man. There weren't any duets or trios like Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching. I apologize for any mistakes, all blame goes to me.

I thought I should do at least one of these blogs for the men. It's crazy to me how many more songs were written for men that women in the 70's and 80s. As for many years in the 80s, 1985 was the year of Alabama. They were still in the midst of their amazing run, they still had many classics on the way going forward. Their amazing run started in 1985. Other people that had great years in 1985 include George Strait, John Conlee, Eddie Rabbit, Mel McDaniel, Eddie Rabbit, women's butts and Reba McEntire.

1) Alabama "Forty Hour Week (For A Livin'")":

2) Mel McDaniel "Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On":

3) Conway Twitty "Between Her Blue Eyes and Jeans":

4) Alabama "Can't Keep A Good Man Down":

5) Eddie Rabbit "She's Coming Back To Say Goodbye":

6) George Strait "The Chair":

7) Conway Twitty "Don't Call Him A Cowboy":

8) George Strait "The Fireman":

9) Statler Brothers "Hello Mary Lou":

10) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band "High Horse":

11) The Highwayman "Highwayman":

12) Ronnie McDowell "New York Minute":

13) Mel McDaniel "Let It Roll":

14) Ronnie Milsap "Lost In The Fifties":

15) "Make My Life With You":

16) "My Old Yellow Car":

17) "Nobody Falls Like A Fool":

18) "Home Fires Burning":

19) "Some Fools Never Learn":

20) Mel McDaniel "Stand Up":

21) "(There's A) Fire In The Night":

22) Alabama "There's No Way":

23) "Who's Gonna Fill":

24) "Working Man":

25) Hank Williams Jr. "I'm For Love":

26) Eddie Rabbit "Warning Sign":

27) I Wanna Hear It From You

28) Restless Heart "Let The Heartache Ride":

29) Eddie Rabbit "A World Without Love":

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(Started September 23rd, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1981

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm started in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another man. There weren't any duets or trios like Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching. I apologize for any mistakes, all blame goes to me.

1) Dottie West and Kenny Rogers "What Are We Doin' In Love":



2) Juice Newton "Angel of The Morning":



3) Juice Newton "Queen of Hearts":



4) Juice Newton "The Sweetest Thing":
5) Barbara Mandrell "I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool":



6) Dottie West "Are You Happy Baby":



7) Dolly Parton "But You Know That I Love You":



8) Sylvia "Drifter":
9) Sylvia "The Matador":
10) Emmylou Harris "Mr. Sandman":
11) Roseanne Cash "Seven Year Ache":
12) Janie Fricke "Pride":
13) Crystal Gayle "Too Many Lovers (Not Enough Love)":



14) Crystal Gayle "The Woman In Me":



Not as good as the original. 15) Billie Jo Spears "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad":



16) Anne Murray "Blessed Are The Believers":
17) Roseanne Cash "My Baby Thinks He's A Train":
18) Lacy J Dalton "Takin It Easy":



19) "You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma":
20) Janie Fricke "Do Me With Love":
21) Barbara Mandrell "Wish You Were Here":

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(Finished September 22nd, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1980, Part 2

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm started in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another man. There weren't any duets or trios like Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching. I apologize for any mistakes, all blame goes to me.

13) Loretta Lynn "Cheatin On A Cheater":

14) Roseanne Cash "Couldn't Do Nothin' Right":

15) Crystal Gayle "Your Old Cold Shoulder":

16) Sylvia "Tumbleweed":

17)  Billie Jo Spears "Rainy Days and Stormy Nights":

18) The Kendalls "You'd Make An Angel Wanna Cheat":



19) Lacy J. Dalton "Hard Times":



20) Juice Newton "Sunshine":



21) Terri Gibbs "Somebody's Knockin'":



22) Janie Fricke "Down To My Last Broken Heart":



23) Charly McClain "Who's Cheatin' Who":



24) Charly McClain "Men":



25) Gail Davies "I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)":

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(Started September 20th, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1975

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm started in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another man. There weren't any duets or trios like Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching. I apologize for any mistakes, all blame goes to me.

1) Linda Ronstadt "When Will I Be Loved":

2) Tanya Tucker "Lizzie and the Rainman":

3) Olivia Newton-John "Have You Never Been Mellow":

4) Olivia Newton-John "Please Mr. Please":

5) Loretta Lynn "The Pill":

6) "Love Is A Rose":

7) Barbi Benton "Brass Buckles":

8) "You're No Good":

9) "The Bargain Store":

10) "Heat Wave":

11) "Blanket On The Ground

12) Tanya Tucker "San Antonio Stroll":

13) "Don't Believe My Heart Can Handle Another You":

14) "If I Could Only Win Your Love":

15) Barbi Benton "Movie Magazine Stars In Her Eyes":

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(Started September 20th, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1974

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm started in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another man. There weren't any duets or trios like Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching. I apologize for any mistakes, all blame goes to me.

1) Dolly Parton "Jolene":

2) Olivia Newton-John "If You Love Me, Let Me Know":

3) Anne Murray "He Thinks I Still Care":

4) Olivia Newton-John "I Honestly Love You":

5) Tanya Tucker "The Man That Turned My Mama On":

6) Brenda Lee "Big Four Poster Bed":

7) "Silver Threads/Golden Needle":

8) Crystal Gayle "Wrong Road Again":

9) Tanya Tucker "Would You Lay With Me":

10) What A Man My Man Is":

11) Donna Fargo "You Can't Be A Beacon If You're Light Don't Shine":

12) Dolly Parton "Love Is Like A Butterfly":

13) Loretta Lynn "Hey Loretta":

14) Connie Smith "I Never Knew What That Song Meant Before":



15) Dottie West "Last Time I Saw Him";

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(Finished September 22nd, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1973

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I came across "Midnight Oil" so I added it to this blog.

1) Marie Osmond "Paper Roses":

2) Jeanne Pruett "Satin Sheets":

3) Tanya Tucker "What's Your Mother's Name":

4) Tammy Wynette "Kids Say The Darndest Thing":

George is rocking some pretty aggressive mutton chops here. 5) Tommy Wynette and George Jones "We're Gonna Hold On":

6) Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man":

7) Olivia Newton-John "Let Me Be There":

8) Jean Shepherd "Slippin' Away":

9) Anne Murray "Danny's Song":

10) Jeannie Seely "Can I Sleep In Your Arms":

11) Tanya Tucker "Blood Red and Goin' Down":

12) Linda Ronstadt "Silver Threads and Golden Needles":

13) Vicki Lawrence "The Night The Lights Went Down In Georgia":

14) Dottie West "Country Sunshine":

15) Barbara Mandrell "Midnight Oil":

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(Finished September 18th, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1972

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm started in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another man. There weren't any duets or trios like Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching. I apologize for any mistakes, all blame goes to me.

1)  Donna Fargo "Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A.":

2) Loretta Lynn "One's On The Way":

3) Tanya Tucker "Delta Dawn":

4) Connie Smith "If It Ain't Love (Let's Leave It Alone)":

5) Donna Fargo "Funny Face":

6) Tanya Tucker "The Jamestown Ferry":

7) Tanya Tucker "No Man's Land":

8) Tammy Wynette "My Man (Understands)":

9) Anne Murray "Cotton Jenny":

10) Dianne Leigh "Sing Happy":

10) Lynn Anderson "Listen To A Country Song":

11) Lynn Anderson "Fool Me":

These last two songs aren't the best, but they are representative of that year for country music.
12) Joyce Seamone "Testing 1-2-3":

13) Shirley Eikhard "Smiling Wine":

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(Finished and Updated September 22nd, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1980, Part 1

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm started in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another man. There weren't any duets or trios like Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching. I apologize for any mistakes, all blame goes to me.

This is one of the songs Carrie sang a portion of in concert. 1) Dolly Parton "9 to 5":

2) Cristy Lane "One Day At A Time":

3) Kenny Rogers and Kim Carnes "Don't Fall In Love With A Dreamer":

4) Crystal Gayle "If You Ever Change Your Mind":

5) Tanya Tucker "Can I See You Tonight":

6) Crystal Gayle "It's Like We Never Said Goodbye":

7) Dottie West "A Lesson In Leavin'";

8) Debby Boone "Are You On The Road To Lovin' Me Again":

9) Emmylou Harris "Beneath Still Waters":

 This song was rereleased in 1980. 10) Patsy Cline "Always":

11) Barbara Mandrell "Best of Strangers":

12) Crystal Gayle "The Blue Side":

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(Finished September 18th, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1971

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm started in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another man. There weren't any duets or trios like Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching. I apologize for any mistakes, all blame goes to me.

1) Sammi Smith "Help Me Make It Through The Night":

2) Dolly Parton "Coat of Many Colors":

3) Susan Raye "L.A. International Airport":

Yes this song is the very definition of country when this genre was called country and western. 4) Loretta Lynn "You're Lookin' At Country":

5) Lynn Anderson "You're My Man":

6) Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty "Lead Me On":

7) Tammy Wynette "Good Lovin' (Makes It Right)":

8) Dolly Parton "Joshua":

9) Connie Smith "Just One Time":

10) Kitty Wells "Pledging My Love":

11) Jeannie C Riley "Roses and Thorns":

12) Sammi Smith "Then You Walk In":

13) Lynn Anderson "How Can I Love You":

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(Finished September 18th, 2019) The Best of Female Country Singers in 1970

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This series of blogs is inspired by Carrie Underwood covering the songs of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, The Judds, Shania Twain and others. Ironically I'm going to start in 1970, where the majority of the top songs were sung by men. Even many of the songs sung by women were in a duet- yes with another band. There weren't any Maddie and Tae or Runaway June breaking big then. I tried my best, but some songs were listed in multiple years on various lists I was researching.

1970: Welcome to what seems was the year of Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynn.

1) Lynn Anderson "Rose Garden":

One of the greatest love songs of all-time. 2) Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash "If I Were A Carpenter":

3) Anne Murray "Snowbird":

4) Tammy Wynette "He Loves Me All The Way":

5) Tammy Wynette "Run Woman Run":

6) Loretta Lynn "Coal Miner's Daughter":

7) Tammy Wynette "I'll See Him Through":

8) Loretta Lynn "You Wanna Give Me A Lift":

9) Jean Shepherd "Then He Touched Me":

10) Linda Ronstadt "Long Long Time":



11) Lynn Anderson "Stay There Till I Get There";

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(Started September 15th, 2019) A Tribute to Ric Ocasek, 1944-2019, His Best Songs

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Richard Theodore Otcasek (March 23, 1944 – September 15, 2019), known as Ric Ocasek  (/oʊˈkæsɛk/), was an American singer, songwriter, musician and record producer. He was best known as the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist and songwriter for the rock band the Cars. In 2018, He was a successful producer, but I'll save that for a different blog. Ocasek was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Cars. He also was known for his marriage to supermodel, and woman way out of his league, Paulina Porzikova. Althought they've been separated for a couple of years now.The Cars had two lead singers, the other being Benjamin Orr, who sadly died October 4th, 2000.

I'll be breaking this down into three parts, first is the best songs of Ric Ocasek's mostly forgettable career.

Solo:

1) "Rockaway":

2) "Mister Meaner":

3) "Don't Lose Me":

4) "Silver":

5) "Come On":
6) "Come Back":
7) "Touch Down Easy":



8) "Emotion In Motion":



9) "The Next Right Moment":

The best songs from their 2011 comeback CD "Move Like This":

10) "Free":

11) "Hits Me":



12) "Blue Tip":



13) "Keep On Knocking":



14) The Cars "Soon":

Then the Cars classics we all, that is those of us of a certain age, know and love.

15) "It's All I Can Do":

16) "Tonight She Comes":

"Hello Again":

"Magic":

"Drive":

"You Might Think":

"Since You're Gone":

"Shake It Up":

"Touch and Go":

"It's All I Can Do":

"Let's Go":

"Bye Bye Love":

"You're All I Got":

"Just What I Needed":

"My Best Friend's Girl":
On my first day of high school at Woods Cross High School, this song played over the intercom. I thought to myself this high school thing might not be so bad. "Good Times Roll":

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