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What songs do you never get tired of?

since i can think of too much music i could do without for
the rest of my life, it occurs to me that, imho, there are some songs i never tire of:

1. jimi hendrix- purple haze/the entire alblum are you experienced
2. csn & young- carry on
3. b.dylan/byrds- tambourine man
4. s.& garfunkel- scarborough fair
5. j.taylor- country road
6. t.monk- 'round midnight
7. js bach- "little fugue"
8. greensleves
9. tennessee waltz
10.w.nelson - crazy

-there's more, but i have a feeble memory (and i'm perhaps too sentimental...)
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tabl10s
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I just discovered Eva Cassidy on YouTube. I'm tired of loud/bombastic classical(harpsichord too), sloppy blues players and not to be forgotten...Jazz at the Pawnshop(heard it for the first time in Japan in 1990 and don't to hear it again).
P.S.: I forgot to mention any AC/DC, The Wall and Clapton's Cocaine.
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tabl10s
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Whoops
I read the heading wrong. The song I love is Sade' "All about Love" from the Lovers Rock album. I can easily play this song 10 times in a listening session(which is what I did when I heard over headphones@Virgin Records.
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I use Peter Gabriel's "So" as a warm up and reference CD.
The more I listen, the more I realize what a wonderful recording this is...(i.e., music, lyrics, arrangements, and production). I have played this CD uncountable times.
bluecirclehead
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Mushaboom, by Feist.
ryder
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Wish You Were Here - Fourplay

This track never failed to spin in the player whenever I listen to my music. In fact, the CD was always in the player for most of the time. My all-time favourite song and also my reference evaluation track to gauge the system whenever I perform any equipment changes.
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