Last time you felt that "tingling" sensation?

Madeline Peyroux singing Dance Me to the End of Love written by Leonard Cohen. A song about a trust that goes from here to the end. I still get goosebumps every time I really listen.
Also Jennifer Warnes singing The Ballad of the Runaway Horse again by Leonard Cohen on Duets by Rob Wasserman and on Famous Blue Raincoat. It's not about a horse. Also on the Raincoat album, A'int No Cure for Love.
In classical, The Goldberg Variations of Bach by Murray Perahia and Solvig's Song by Grieg and A Lark Ascending by Von Williams and Hilary Hahn... and more.
I'm a sucker for goosebumps.
John

Eva Cassady coming in on the vocal on "Let the Good Times Roll," with Chuck Brown. Yikes, Placed that bit 30 times in a row. Makes up for a lot of fiddling with gear. John

The orchestration in the middle of "How Many Worlds" by Brian Eno from his 2006 album "Another Day On Earth".

When Joan Sutherland sang Figlio del cielo from Turandot. Just when I thought a person could not sing louder or higher she ups it a notch. She turned it to 11 and blew me away.

I'll take the finale of Mahler 2 any time, by any orchestra/chorus for spine tingling musical experience and a wash of exultation...

Also, Mozart, Laudate Dominum from the Solemn Vespers, Christopher Parkening,

and Loggins & Messina, Pathway to Glory, (from Full Sail)

and Tom Waits, Shiver Me Timbers (from The Heart of Saturday Night)