Townes Van Zandt - Marie
This one always bring tears to my eyes when I play.
One of the most powerful songs ever ...
Johnny Cash - Hurt
Yes. For me as well.
The Needle and the Damage Done - Neil Young
Wild Horses - Stones
Fire and Rain - James Taylor
I don't get the chills as much as I get overwhelmed by emotion. Lots of live music often grabs me and shakes me around.
I was surprised that, during the Sco/Mule show in Charlottesville, "I'm A Ram" really wiped me out. I've heard the song performed many times. I don't know why that night was more impactful.
Great choices!
Bob Dylan - Sweetheart Like You
The Who - Naked Eye, I'm One
Tommy Bolin - Dreamer
Genesis - Firth of Fifth, Carpet Crawlers
Rolling Stones - Moonlight Mile, Let It Loose
The Replacements - Skyway
Wilco - Jesus Etc, Wishful Thinking, and Radio King (I know, that's Uncle Tupelo)
did anyone mention "Please Call Home"? That one gets me still.
Radio King was Golden Smog if I'm not mistaken.
Please Call Home never hit me until watching the documentary on The Big House and it's placement in that movie was powerful.
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Simple Man- Shinedown
Their version of the Skynyrd song?
I think the original is far better and I'm not a big Skynyrd fan at all.
I'm into a lot of different sorts of music, and I'd hav e to include some differing genres
In Classical
Samuel Barber- Adagio for Strings ,also used as a choral setting of Agnus Dei
Beethoven- the opening of the 4th movement of the Ninth Symphony
In Jazz
Benny Goodman- Sing, Sing, Sing live at Carnegie Hall
In Rock
ABB-That moment when Dickey and Duane come in right after Berry's solo in Mountain Jam
ABB-Dickey's high flying entrance on Jessica after Chuck's solo
The Grateful Dead- Morning Dew when Jerry's in The Zone- he could preach and cry with the best of them!
Johnny Cash - Hurt
Yes. For me as well.
Excellent choice indeed. I hardly ever watch music videos anymore but that clip causes even more chills.
