Your favorite obscure song

@dweller Good call on Pretty Ballerina. Great old song. I think I was probably in 8th grade. Loved it.

I can't narrow it down to one favorite but Fisher "Never Say Never" from the True North album is really good. I also like how they covered "Cats In The Cradle" on their Acoustic Cafe 2 album. I think the whole CD is good, pretty much the same for True North. 

Never been a big MIchael Jackson fan but his video "Man In The Mirror" is very good. Without the video, maybe not as great but a powerful video. OK, nobody asked for videos. Sorry, had to mention it. 

"Avenging Annie" - Andy Pratt

@hilde45 ,

Now it’s just getting ridiculous. The pendulum has swung way too far of center.

Loved your song choice by the way...

@thecarpathian - I hear you on Roads to Moscow; first Al Stewart I ever heard, and the voice, the lyrics, and that haunting melody - just superb.

@winoguy17 - Don't Ask Me Questions is awesome; I remember when that first came out; been a GP fan for a long time and was at that live show they put out from '79 at the Old Waldorf in San Francisco.

I’m going with a trio of anti-war songs that deeply touched me when I first heard them, and still do to this day:

“Come Away Melinda”, Uriah Heep

”Golden Ribbons”, Loggins & Messina

”I Come and Stand at Every Door”, The Byrds