Van Morrison – Brown Eyed Girl
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Alice Cooper – School’s Out
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Alice Cooper – Poison
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Jackson Browne – Fountain of Sorrow
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John Prine and Iris DeMent – When Two Worlds Collide (Live From Sessions at West 54th)
When Two Worlds Collide — a meeting of kindred souls where tenderness and truth quietly intertwine There are moments in music when everything unnecessary falls away, and what remains is…
Alvin Stardust – Never In A Million Years
Never in a Million Years — the fragile disbelief of love arriving when it was never expected There are songs that celebrate love with certainty, and then there are songs…
Anne Murray – Could I Have This Dance
Could I Have This Dance — when a single question became a lifetime promise Few songs capture the fragile beauty of commitment quite like “Could I Have This Dance” by…
Celebration At Big Sur Part 3 – Joan Baez
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Stephen Stills – Song of Love
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Stephen Stills – Go Back Home
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