Popular band ... obscure song

Stevie Ray Vaughan -- Riviera Paradise

Don Henley -- A Month of Sundays/Sunset Grill

Eric Clapton (w/Robert Cray playing on the song) -- Old Love

 

"Down by the Seaside" - Zeppelin

 

The Stones -- Dead Flowers, She's A Rainbow, Thru and Thru, Live Wire

Springsteen -- Open All Night, Highway Patrolman, One Step Up, Sinaloa Cowboys

Pearl Jam -- Pilate (OK, the words are stupid, but it's a great fucking riff), Off He Goes, Smile, Leash, Lukin, State of Love & Trust.

More later...

 

I've ripped maybe a 1/4 of my CDs into my iTunes. Here's what jumped out at me ...

Led Zeppelin -- Carouselambra, In My Time Of Dying, Out On The Tiles
Beatles -- And Your Bird Can Sing, Think For Yourself, Sexy Sadie
Rolling Stones -- Miss Amanda Jones, We Love You, No Expectations, Live With Me, Memo From Turner, Sway, Let It Loose, Winter, Dance Little Sister, Crazy Mama, Before They Make Me Run, Slave.
The Who -- So Sad About Us, Love Ain't For Keepin', Mary Anne With The Shaky Hands (electric outttake), A Quick One (from Rolling Stones' Rock 'n Roll Circus), Pictures Of Lily (not that obscure, but great nonetheless)
Dylan -- Idiot Wind, Changing Of The Guard, While I Paint My Masterpiece
Isley Brothers -- I Turned You On, Voyage To Atlantis
Aerosmith -- Sick As A Dog, Lick And A Promise, Combination (Rocks is a VERY underrated album overall)
Clash -- I'm So Bored With The U.S.A., Jail Guitar Doors, The Card Cheat
David Bowie -- Life On Mars, Queen Bitch, Hang On To Yourself, Station To Station
Derek & The Dominoes -- everything but Layla, particularly Got To Get Better In A Little While
James Brown -- There It Is
The Kinks -- Victoria, Village Green Preservation Society, Picture Book, Arthur ... shit. Both of the Village Green Preservation Society and Arthur albums along with Days and 20th Century Man.
Nirvana -- Drain You
Rod Stewart -- Lost Paraguayos
Steely Dan -- Kings
Zombies -- Care of Cell 44
Eric Clapton -- Better Make It Through Today, Hello Old Friend, Whatcha Gonna Do, Mainline Florida.
Curtis Mayfield -- Miss Black America, Pusherman, If There's A Hell Below We're All Gonna Go

 

A couple of instrumental delights from the Shaft soundtrack, courtesy of Isaac Hayes and the Bar-Kays ...

Cafe Regio's and No Name Bar

 

Some more I've just thought of:

Rod Stewart: "Sailing"

Who: "Pure And Easy"

Seger: "Brave Strangers", "Nine Tonight"

Bowie: "TVC15"

Kinks: "Celluloid Heroes"

Clash: "White Man In Hammersmith Palais", "Pressure Drop", "Police On My Back", "Brand New Cadillac" (Bubbs nailed "The Card Cheat".)

Jam: "The Bitterest Pill", "Ghosts", "Set The House Ablaze"

 

Yeah, amazing performance by Bruce...but it's a cover.

I'm a Wild and the Innocent type of guy. So I'll go with Kitty's Back and Incident on 57th Street.

 

Zeke's posted reminded me of Pearl Jam's "Breath."

 

Tom Petty, "Deliver Me", "Change of Heart"

Steely Dan, "Midnight Cruiser"

And props to Bubbler for the "Sway" and "Sick as a Dog" calls.

 

Oz --

Are you familiar with the Breath Campaign of 1998?

Hilarious stuff...

 

VERY nice call. Sopranos enthusiasts will recognize that one.

I'll counter that with the Stones' "Jivin' Sister Fanny."

 

I hate Styx but "Renegade" is a rockin' fucking' tune.