One of the most well known and most loved rock video models has passed away. Tawny Kitaen died May 7th of as of now unknown causes. Kitaen had some smaller roles in movies and TV, but she's most well known for the videos she did for Whitesnake. In fact, she may have helped them reach their peak. David Coverdale left nice comments about his ex-wife on his Instagram page today. Here's the best videos with models/beautiful women starting with Miss Kitaen.
1) Whitesnake "Here I Go Again":
2) Whitesnake "Still of the Night":
Whitesnake "Give Me All Your Love":
) Whitesnake "Is This Love":
) U2 "Numb":
The Cars "You Might Think":
Fountains of Wayne "Stacy's Mom":
Aerosmith "Crazy":
Duran Duran "Girls On Film":
) Chris Isaak "Wicked Game":
) Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch "Good Vibrations":
) Taylor Swift "Bad Blood":
) Guns N' Roses "November Rain":
George Michael "I Want Your Sex":
George Michael "Freedom '90":
Christina Aguilera "Ain't No Other Man":
Christina Aguilera "Candyman":
) Motley Crue "Girls Girls Girls":
Aqua "Barbie Girl":
Billy Idol "Sweet Sixteen":
Robert Palmer "Simply Irrestible":
Britney Spears "Toxic":
Selena Gomez "Hands To Myself":
Dua Lipa "New Rules":
Madonna "Vogue":
The gorgeous Shania Twain "That Don't Impress Me Much":
I've tried to do this series of blogs and then given up on it several times. However this time I'm sure I have a better plan and that it might actually work. Right now I'm coming up with my Top 900ish songs of all-time. Although I might have to go a couple of songs beyond that, thus the ish in the title.
Right now I'm working on a list of songs that are no-doubters and will for sure be in my Top 900. I plan on having 1 list of 900ish songs as my first tier. I plan on having a second and third tier of 100 greatest songs of all-time (GSOAT). I'm only one person and putting this list together won't be quick and I'll be updating this blog frequently. They're in alphabetical order so it's easier to keep track of the songs on this list. The number in front of the songs is my way to keep track of how many songs I've posted.
I don't know if any of these songs will finish in the Top 900ish songs of all-time or not. Some will, some won't. Even if they don't make it these are still great songs.
106) The Fabulous Thunderbirds "Tuff Enuff":
107) Face To Face "I Won't Lie Down":
108) Faces "Stay With Me":
109) Faith No More "Epic":
110) Faith No More "Falling To Pieces":
111) Fall Out Boy "Dance Dance":
112) Fall Out Boy "Sugar, We're Goin Down":
113) Firehouse "All She Wrote":
114) Firehouse "When I Look Into Your Eyes":
115) First Aid Kit "Ghost Town":
108) First To Eleven "Over The Rainbow":
In my opinion this version is better than Lewis Capaldi's very good version. 109) First To Eleven "Someone I Used To Love":
Fixx "Red Skies At Night":
110) Fleetwood Mac "The Chain":
111) Fleetwood Mac "Dreams":
112) Fleetwood Mac "Landslide":
Flyleaf "":
John Fogerty "Centerfield":
Fogerty "The Old Man Down The Road":
Foo Fighters
Foo Fighters
Foreigner
Foreigner
82) Foster The People "Houdini":
83) The Four Seasons "December 1963 (Oh What A Night)":
) The Four Tops "Same Old Song":
) The Four Tops "I Can't Help Myself "Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch":
) The Four Tops "When She Was My Girl":
) Connie Francis "Where The Boys Are":
84) Aretha Franklin "Chain of Fools":
85) Aretha Franklin "Respect":
Aretha Franklin "Think":
The Fratellis "Chelsea Dagger":
The Fratellis "":
Franz Ferdinand "Take Me Out":
) Ace Frehley "New York Groove":
) Ace Frehley "":
Fugees "Killing Me Softly":
Fugees "Ready Or Not":
Fun.
Fun.
86) Furtado, Nelly "All Good Things (Come To An End)":
I've tried to do this series of blogs and then given up on it several times. However this time I actually have better plan and that it might work. Right now I'm coming up with my Top 100 songs of all-time, although it might break out a couple of songs beyond that. When I thought that only 100 GSOAT I was incredibly naive. Now my goal is to keep it to about 500ish songs
Right now I'm working on a list of songs that are no-doubters and will for sure be in the Top 500. I hope to have 1 list of 500 songs as my first tier of greatest songs ever. I'm only one person and putting this list together won't be quick. However I'll be updating this blog frequently. These are the only no doubters Top 500ish All-Time Greatest Hits. These are in alphabetical order so it's easier to keep track of the songs on this list. The number in front of the songs is just a way for me to keep track of how many songs I've posted. As of April 27th, 2021 I have an unknown number of GSOAT.
120) The Eagles "Heartache Tonight":
121) The Eagles "I Can't Tell You Why":
122) The Eagles "In The City":
123) Earth, Wind & Fire "Boogie Wonderland":
124) Earth, Wind & Fire "Let's Groove":
125) Earth, Wind & Fire "September":
Yes, I know that this is actually John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band. 126) Eddie and the Cruisers "On The Dark Side":
127) Electric Light Orchestra "Don't Bring Me Down":
128) Electric Light Orchestra "Hold On Tight":
129) Electric Light Orchestra "Last Train To London":
130) Electric Light Orchestra "Mr. Blue Sky":
131) England Dan and John Ford Coley "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight":
I've tried to do this series of blogs and then given up on it several times. However this time I'm sure I have a better plan and that it might actually work. Right now I'm coming up with my Top 900ish songs of all-time. Although I might have to go a couple of songs beyond that, thus the ish in the title.
Right now I'm working on a list of songs that are no-doubters and will for sure be in my Top 900. I plan on having 1 list of 900ish songs as my first tier. I plan on having a second and third tier of 100 greatest songs of all-time (GSOAT). I'm only one person and putting this list together won't be quick and I'll be updating this blog frequently. They're in alphabetical order so it's easier to keep track of the songs on this list. The number in front of the songs is my way to keep track of how many songs I've posted.
I don't know if any of these songs will finish in the Top 900ish songs of all-time or not. Some will, some won't. Even if they don't make it these are still great songs.
225) J. Geils Band "Centerfold":
226) J. Geils Band "Freeze Frame":
227) J. Geils Band "Love Stinks":
228) Jackyl "Dirty Little Mind":
229) Jackyl "Down On Me":
230) Jackyl "I Stand Alone":
231) Alan Jackson "Chasin' That Neon Rainbow":
232) Alan Jackson "Chattahoochee":
233) Alan Jackson "Don't Rock The Jukebox":
234) Alan Jackson "Here In The Real World":
235) Alan Jackson "Midnight In Montgomery":
236) Janet Jackson "Black Cat":
237) Janet Jackson "Control":
238) Janet Jackson "Miss You Much":
239) Janet Jackson "Nasty":
240) Janet Jackson 'Rhythm Nation";
241) Joe Jackson"Breaking Us In Two":
242) Joe Jackson "Is She Really Going Out With Him":
243) Joe Jackson "Steppin Out":
244) Michael Jackson "2000 Watts":
245) Michael Jackson "Dirty Diana":
246) Michael Jackson "Liberian Girl":
247) Michael Jackson "Rock With You":
248) Michael Jackson "Smooth Criminal":
249) Michael Jackson "Who Is It":
250) James "Laid":
251) Jane's Addiction "Been Caught Stealing":
252) Jane's Addiction "Jane Says":
253) Jane's Addiction "Just Because":
254) Joan Jett and the Blackhearts "Bad Reputation":
255) Joan Jett and the Blackhearts "Crimson and Clover":
256) Joan Jett and the Blackhearts "I Hate Myself For Loving You":
257) Joan Jett and the Blackhearts "School Days":
258) Joan Jett and the Blackhearts "You Drive Me Wild":
Motown wasn't the only label putting out the great soul/ r & b/ and funk music. Motown was really good finding many classic musicians, but so were other labels.
52) Rose Royce "I Wanna Get Next To You":
53) James Brown "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag":
54) Dionne Warwick "Heartbreaker":
55) Sly Stone and Family Stone "Family Affair":
56) Duffy "Rockferry":
57) Tina Turner "What's Love Got To Do With It":
58) Barry White "You Are The First, My Last, My Everything":
One of the greatest all-time bands and also one of the funkiest. 59) Earth, Wind and Fire "Let's Groove":
60) Cameo "Word Up":
61) TLC "Waterfalls":
62) Mariah Carey "Always Be My Baby":
63) The Boxtops "The Letter":
64) The Weeknd "Blinding Lights":
65) The Gap Band "You Dropped A Bomb On Me":
66) Amy Winehouse "You Know I'm No Good":
67) The Delfonics "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)":
Rolling Stone magazine has released their rankings of the Top 100 Greatest Motown Songs of All-Time. I agree with a lot of their choices, but I also disagree with a lot of their choices. I'm going through Rolling Stone's list, adding and subtracting as I see fit. This will be 9 blogs of the Greatest Motown songs ever. There's just so much great music that came out of Motown. Included are songs that feel like they should be Motown songs or songs that are covers of Motown classics. I've also included songs from Motown subsidiaries like Tamla.
As always these blogs are living, breathing things I reserve the right to make changes as needed. Several of these songs I've never heard before, a few may grow on me or also completely fall out of favor.
If you want to see Rolling Stone's official list, go to this link: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/best-motown-songs-1139063/
104) Stevie Wonder "Higher Ground":
103) The Undisputed Truth "Smiling Faces Sometimes":
102) Stevie Wonder "You Haven't Done Nothin":
101) Jackson 5 "Dancing Machine":
100) Martha and the Vandellas "Jimmy Mack":
99) Smokey Robinson "Cruisin":
98) David Ruffin "Walk Away From Love":
97) Teena Marie "Square Biz":
96) Marvin Gaye "Ain't That Peculiar":
I don't like this song as much as many other people do. 95) Marvin Gaye "What's Going On":
94) Brenda Holloway "Every Little Bit Hurts":
93) The Miracles "You Really Got A Hold On Me":
92) Jackson Five "I Want You Back":
91) The Commodores "Oh No":
90) Smokey Robinson "One Heartbeat":
89) Diana Ross "Love Hangover":
88) Stevie Wonder "My Cherie Amour":
87) The Temptations "Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)":
I've tried to do this series of blogs and then given up on it several times. However this time I'm sure I have a better plan and that it might actually work. Right now I'm coming up with my Top 700ish songs of all-time. Although I might have to go a couple of songs beyond that, thus the ish in the title.
Right now I'm working on a list of songs that are no-doubters and will for sure be in my Top 700. I plan on having 1 list of 700ish songs as my first tier. I plan on having a second and third tier of 100 greatest songs of all-time (GSOAT). I'm only one person and putting this list together won't be quick and I'll be updating this blog frequently. They're in alphabetical order so it's easier to keep track of the songs on this list. The number in front of the songs is my way to keep track of how many songs I've posted.
I don't know if any of these songs will finish in the Top 700ish songs of all-time or not. Some will, some won't. Even if they don't make it these are still great songs.
