Wow, there are so many. I LOVE When I Call Your Name by Vince Gill.

"Bridge over Troubled Waters" by Simon and Garfunkle and "I'll be seeing you" by Willy Nelson.

Wow, Vannie! There are so many great songs out there it's hard to chose just one. I was going to say "Bridge over Troubled Waters" too!

Linda

Too many in my head to pick just one, and sometimes I love a song but never know the name ! I do like "Unchained Melody", thats an all time favorite. The song Miracles by Jefferson Starship ..Love that one, and In The Air Tonight, by Phill Collins, and I could go on and on. I love alot of native American music by John Huling, Love the CD Spiritland !!!! And Return to Innocence by Enigma...I need to stop here, LOL

Too many to choose. Mustang Sally, Old Time Rock n' Roll, Time to say Goodbye- Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bochelli. (SP?), Give me one more Shot - Alabama,... so many more.

so much depends on the particular mood I'm in...but I would have to say my all time favorite is Alabama's..."Feels So Right" .

Anything by Eddie Arnold.

LOL! My first Fav Song when I was about 5 was "Load Sixteen Tons" by Tennessee Ernie Ford. I knew all the words. LOL!

Then it was "Happy Trails to You", by Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.

But, times change. "On the Road Again" is my Favorite RVing Travel song. That and "Get Out on the Highway" or was it called "Born to be Wild"? Stephan Wolfe. LOL!

I'm trapped in the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's Music. I even like Boy George. LOL! The 90's lost me with all the rapping.

"Stairway to Heaven" kinda gets me.

My favorite is "More than Words" by Extreme. I am always amazed at what power songs have on memories. I heard that song when I was on a boat and saw the most beautiful sunset, to this day when I hear that song I can visualize that sunset.

Anything and everything by the Beatles, Simon &Garfunkel. I'm totally stuck in the 60's and 70's. (and some 50's)

Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground Willie

I will Always Love You only the Dolly Parton version

Piece of My Heart Janis Joplin (the remake by whoever is horrid and should be outlawed)

Katmandu Bob Seger

I was fortunate to grow up during the sixties and was surrounded by all the Bay Area garage bands and got to hear groups like the Airplane,Janis and Big Brother and the Holding Company,The Youngbloods, Blue Cheer, and even the Dead before they became household words. Golden gate park and the San Francisco clubs were the norm of my youth.

I'm stuck in the 50's,and 60's and early 70's too. I have always listened to country. When my friends were into the Beatles in the 7th grade I was listening to Sonny James. LOL

Too many favorites to choose just one.

Angel Flying Too Cose To The Ground - Willie Nelson
Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain - Willie Nelson
Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Garfunkle
Ebb Tide and White Cliffs of Dover - Righteous Brothers
To All The Girls I Loved Before - Willie Nelson & Julio Iglesias
How Great Thou Art - Elvis Presley

I always have a new favorite, but some of the classics I love are Cecelia-S&G, Sweet Caroline and Cracklin Rosie-Neil Diamond, Boys of Summer-Eagles, A touch of Grey-Grateful Dead.

There are a lot of great songs, but one piece of music stands out head and shoulders above all the rest I've ever heard.

Not specifically a song, but movement 'Aquarium' from Saint-Saens Carnival of the Animals just connects with me on a cellular level, somehow. No matter how distressed I am, that piece always calms me.

Some favorites stay...some change depending on my mood.

Guess anything by Don Williams or James Taylor.

Church - Lyle Lovett
Good Feeling to Know - Poco
Scotch and Soda - Kingston Trio
Windy and Warm - Doc Watson
Ripple- Grateful Dead
Poncho and Lefty - Willie Nelson
Every Morning Keb Mo
Peaceful Easy Feeling- Eagles
JJ Gray & Mofro - Orange Blossoms
Holland K Smith - Lay It On Me
Four Tops - Baby i Need Your Lovin

yes, crafyc, "Feels so Right" by Alamaba. great song. What about "Who'll Stop the Rain" and "Down on the corner, just about supper time, Billy and the poor boys...."

There could never be just one.

Living in the Promised Land by Willie
American Pie by Don McLean
Hallelujah by k.d. lang
Sitting on the Dock of the Bay by almost anyone

There are dozens more.

My favorite hymn is Beautiful Isle of Somewhere.

I Can Only Imagine- Mercy Me is my fav of late but it changes all the time...I'll never get tired of listening to "The Animal Song" by Savage Garden..I got the kids old shuffles and they hold about 200 songs each so one is 60's...one is 70's and one is a conglomerate of everything!

How Great Thou Art- Alan Jackson