Lucky's Personal Top 10

[cyberjudge]

This was a really hard PTT for me as I only

knew 1 song before listening to the play

list (I guess NY didn't play the same songs in the 70's as StL.)

1. Help Is On Its Way - Little River Band

2. (I Don't Want To Love You) You Got Me Anyway - Sutherland Brothers & Quiver

3. Rock Me On The Water - Jackson Browne

4. Peace of Mind - Loggins & Messina

5. So High (Rock Me Baby Roll me Away) - Dave Mason

6. Hypnotized - Fleetwood Mac

7. Ripplin' Waters - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

8. Rose Of Cimarron - Poco

9. It's A Hard Life/Giving It All Away - Roger Daltrey

10. Let's See Action - Pete Townshend

[RockyRaccoon]

1. Lovely To See You - Moody Blues

2. She's Waiting - Eric Clapton

3. Open Invitation - Santana

4. Fat Man In The Bathtub - Little Feat

5. Help Is On Its Way - Little River Band

6. Ripplin' Waters - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

7. Get Down, Get With It - Slade

8. It Doesn't Matter - Manassas

9. Hypnotized - Fleetwood Mac

10. Say Goodbye - Triumph

[Steel2Velvet]

Got room for more votes?

1. Rock Me On The Water - Jackson Browne "I'll get down to the sea, somehow"

2. Lady (Put The Light On Me) - Brownsville Station

3. Never Ending Song of Love - Delaney and Bonnie

4. Grey Day (Pt 1 & 2) - Jesse Colin Young

5. Hypnotized - Fleetwood Mac

6. Help Is On Its Way - Little River Band

7. Lovely To See You - Moody Blues

8. Out in the Woods - Leon Russell

9. Rose Of Cimarron - Poco

10. Ramblin’ - Marshall Tucker Band

The playlist kept me compant on the computer last night, Lucky. Was very enjoyable! Hope the eyes are fine.

[MindCrime]

Appears that most of the regs have voted already, I'll be closing this by this evening, if anyone else would like to cast their votes, please do today, thanks.

[RonJonSurfer]

This was a really hard PTT for me as I only

knew 1 song before listening to the play

list (I guess NY didn't play the same songs in the 70's as StL.)

You're right...this is not the soundtrack of New York of the 70's...good stuff though.

[Brad_M]

1. Say Goodbye - Triumph

2. Lady (Put The Light On Me) - Brownsville Station

3. Get Down, Get With It - Slade

4. 157 Riverside Avenue - REO Speedwagon

5. She's Waiting - Eric Clapton

6. It's A Hard Life/Giving It All Away - Roger Daltrey

7. Gold Medallions - Tucky Buzzard

8. (I Don't Want To Love You) You Got Me Anyway - Sutherland Brothers & Quiver

9. Fallin’ In Love - Souther-Hillman-Furay Band

10. Never Ending Song Of Love - Delaney and Bonnie

[MindCrime]

Lucky's Personal Top 10

1. She's Waiting - Eric Clapton (1985) 73

2. Rock Me On The Water - Jackson Browne (1972) 68

3. Help Is On Its Way - Little River Band (1977) 67

4. Rose of Cimmaron - Poco (1976) 63

5. Hypnotized - Fleetwood Mac (1973) 55

6. Never Ending Song of Love - Delaney and Bonnie (1971) 52

7. Lady (Put The Light On Me) - Brownsville Station (1977) 47

8. Get Down, Get With It - Slade (1971) 45

9. Fat Man In The Bathtub - Little Feat (1973) 43 - 6 v *(already archived #228)

10. Hesitation Blues - Hot Tuna (1970) 43 - 5 v

11. (Bonus) 157 Riverside Avenue-REO Speedwagon (1971)42 (supplemental replacement)

Thanks to all who participated. Don't forget to check out the ARCHIVE to see how your other voted songs fared.

[MindCrime]

Okay, I just updated the Every Song / Artist threads. I found that "Fat Man in the Bathtub" has already made it in back in #228, though it wasn't listed in the every artist list, but the rest from that same 10 are.

Since Lucky went through the trouble of only nominating songs that weren't already in the archive (I know she somewhat voiced against it being mandatory at the beginning). Since it wasn't her fault, I will include #11 "157 Riverside Avenue" by REO Speedwagon in, to round it out to a whole 10 new entries.

[Lucky]

Thanks Kenne .... y'all won't have to vote on that one ever again (I've nominated it about a thousand times, I know)!

In regards to the final list as a whole: Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I love the end result, and I'm pleased that you all seem to have enjoyed listening. I did try to keep to songs that hadn't made the ten, but that only helped to make the choices more personal to me. All solid rock and roll, but I hope the list gave you the jazzy-country folk feel that was intended, and that is somewhat unique to my hometown sound.