Old favorites that you still play and still "feel".

md kind of blue
db take five
early al jarreau
joe henderson state of tenor
bill evans quintessence waltz for deb
coltrane johnny hartman
dusty springfield
louis and ella

Anything, well...almost anything, with David Bowie.  Anything conducted by Bruno Walter.

These have all stood the test of time for me

Abbey Road
Astral Weeks
Born to Run
Darkness on the Edge of Town
Get Happy!!
Love and Theft
Romance is on the Rise (Genevieve Waite)
Surf’s Up
The Hangman’s Beautiful Daughter
Truelove’s Gutter (Richard Hawley)
Village Green Preservation Society
Windy (Astrud Gilberto)

and currently, for about 2 months now,

Rough and Rowdy Ways.

Love berner99’s inclusion of Renaissance ... Live at Carnegie Hall is great, and Annie Haslam is vastly under appreciated.

In semi-heavy rotation here (or at least put a smile on my face):
Southside Johnny ‘Hearts of Stone’
Santana ‘Moonflower’
Holly Cole ‘Temptation’
Chuck Mangione ‘Feel So Good’
Dave Mason ‘It’s Like You Never Left’
Robben Ford ‘Keep On Running’
John Prine ‘(self-titled)’
Leo Kottke ‘When Shrimp Learn To Whistle’

oh hell, it just goes on and on 😁

"Ruby" Kenny Rogers and the first Edition
"Leave your hat on", Joe Cocker
"You’re so Vain", Carly Simon
"El Paso", Marty Robbins
"Highwayman", Johnny Cash
"Pretty Woman", Roy Orbison
"Whip It", DEVO....

(NEWER)

"Havana" Camila Cabello, (Just Smokin’, Amigo!)

Strunz & Farah. Just about anything they do....

And a whole lot more..

Regards