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1- So Long, Marianne – Leonard Cohen (1967) 2- Sex Bomb – Tom Jones (2000) 3- Ship Of Fools – Bob Seger (1976) 4- Keep On Truckin' – Hot Tuna (1972) 5- House That Built Me, The – Miranda Lambert (2009) 6- Sacrifice – Elton John (1990) 7- Train Tracks – Izzy Stradlin and The Ju Ju Hounds (1992) 8- If I Die Young – The Band Perry (2010) 9- Fool If You Think It's Over – Chris Rea (1978) 10-Peaceful World – John Mellencamp & India.Arie (2001)

One of a couple of genius... mainly sixties. Not from the US. Nor UK.

I nominated this one at least ten times It has my vote, hope it makes it!!

And we enjoyed the music!!! Thank you, Jenny!! I learned a lot, I hardly knew three songs...

"Maria, Maria" Santana Written by Raul Rekow, Jerry Duplessis, Wyclef Jean, David Mcrae, Marvin Moore-Hough, Carlos Santana, Karl Perazzo. It features Sincere (David McRae) and Money Harm (Marvin Moore-Hough) as The Product G&B. A track of his album "Supernatural" from 1999. The single was released in November and it made #1 on Billboard Hot 100 by April next year. The song won a Grammy for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal, was #96 at Billboard: All-Time Hot 100 Top Songs and charted mstly everywhere.

"Someday" Sugar Ray Written by Sugar Ray and David Kahne. A track from their 1999 album "14:59" The single was released in June and it made #4 on the Hot 100 Airplay, #7 on Billboard Hot 100 and also on Hot Modern Rock Tracks. It also went up to #4 on Canada's RPM singles chart.

The Songfactor's Personal Top 10: Jenny This week there is 2(two) songs needing facts. Jenny's Personal Top 10 1. Someday – Sugar Ray 2. Maria, Maria – Santana If you have any info on any of the songs mentioned anywhere in this thread, please feel free to post your knowledge here. Submissions on songs will be collated and sent to the main site and you will receive credit for your contribution. As always the Songfish thanks you :guitar: :rock:

"Kentucky Rain" Elvis Presley Written by Eddie Rabbit and Dick Heard. It was released as a single onn January 29, 1970. B-sided by"My Little Friend", it made #1, #4 and #10 in the Canadian Charts. In the US it made #3 on Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks and #16 on U.S. Billboard Hot 100. Not a track of an album but later included in a compilation.

"I Just Want To Make Love To You" Etta James Written by Willie Dixon in 1954 and first recorded by Muddy Waters. Etta James included this song as a track of her debut album in 1961, "At Last!" The song was the B-side for the single "At Last!". It was used for a Coke ad on British TV so it was also a hit in the UK. The song charted in Holland, UK and Belgium.

"Too Late For Love" Def Leppard Written by Joe Elliott, Pete Willis, Steve Clark, Rick Savage, Robert John "Mutt" Lange. A track from their 1983 LP "Pyromania" The single, a power ballad, was released in November 1983 and it made #9 on the Mainstream Rock charts.

Thank you Chutz!!!

I want to thank all the people who are making this Top. Thank you mods, fishies, friends... and specially Kenne, who is making such a good job with the PTTs, the Tops, the archive... thank you...

Thank you Brad!!

The Songfactor's Choice Top 10 #405 This week there is 6(six) songs needing facts. The Songfactor's Choice Top 10 #405 1. Too Late For Love– Def Leppard (1983) 2. Murder – David Gilmour (1984) 3. I Just Want To Make Love To You – Etta James (1961) 4. New Girl Now – Honeymoon Suite (1984) 5. Kentucky Rain – Elvis Presley (1970) 6. Love Over Gold – Dire Straits (1982) If you have any info on any of the songs mentioned anywhere in this thread, please feel free to post your knowledge here. Submissions on songs will be collated and sent to the main site and you will receive credit for your contribution. As always the Songfish thanks you :guitar: :rock:

Monsieur Gagnon, please...

No more voters?

"So long, Marianne" - Leonard Cohen - 1967 "Ship Of Fools" - Bob Seger -1976 "Sex Bomb" - Tom Jones - 2000

1- Fly Away - Lenny Kravitz 2- Out of My Head - Fastball 3- Call & Answer - Barenaked Ladies 4- Bodyrock - Moby 5- My Sunshine - Len 6- Better Days - Citizen King 7- Canned Heat - Jamiroquai 8- Black Balloon - Goo Goo Dolls 9- Why Don't You Get A Job? - The Offspring 10-Sour Girl - Stone Temple Pilots Nice one, Jeny

I know very few but thank you, a good chance to listen to good music...

Sweet laurie, thank you... for the music and yourself!! :inlove:

"High Flying Bird" Mr. Neil Young & Crazy Horse Written by Bill Ed Wheeler A track from his 2012 album, "Americana", released in June, where he sings classic old American songs. It wasn't released as a single.

"Suitcase" Badfinger Written by Joey Molland. Produced by George Harrison and Todd Rundgren. Klaus Voormann plays electric piano and Leon Russell plays guitar. It wasn't released as a single. From their 1971 LP, "Straight Up". It was released in 1972 in the US.

"Fire On The Mountain" Grateful Dead Written by Mickey Hart and Robert Hunter. It was first released as an instrumental version underthe title of "Happiness is Drumming" on Mickey Hart's album "Diga" with the "Diga Rhythm Band", in 1976. The song premiered at a concert on March 18, 1977 at the Winterland Arena in San Francisco and was performed live 253 times between 1977 and 1995, according wikipedia. A track of their 1978 LP "Shakedown Street". Released as a single in November 1978

"The Way You Look Tonight" Frank Sinatra Written by Dorothy Fields and Jerome Kern for "Swing Time", the movie, and it was first sung by Fred Astaire. There has been many covers for this song. Frank Sinatra included his version in 1964 in his album "Sinatra Sings Days of Wine and Roses, Moon River, and Other Academy Award Winners". Allmusic says that it's "one of Sinatra's 'classic performances'"

"Drift Away" Uncle Kracker Written by Mentor Williams. First released by John Henry Kurtz in 1972 and it was a hit one year later by Dobie Gray. Uncle Kracker released his version in March 17, 2003, both as a a track of his album "No Stranger to Shame" and a single. It made #9 on Billboard Hot 100 chart and spent 28 weeks at the top on the Adult Contemporary chart in the U.S. It also charted in New Zealand. Dobie Gray sings the last verse.