Best slow dance song ever

[Beechwoodfan]

:thumb: :thumb: I completely forgot about that one. That would definatley make my list.

 

 

I recently found The Best of Bread in CD. I thought it only came on 33 1/3rd or 8 track! Had to buy it! Still remember the words to all the songs......cant remember what I had for lunch today though:jump:

 

You can certainly guess everyone's ages by reading this post!

[titletownclown]

Angie-Stones

Please Don't Go-KC & the Sunshine Band

Total Eclipse of the Heart-Bonnie Tyler

Faithfully-Journey

The Flame-Cheap Trick

I'll Stand By You-The Pretenders

Such a Woman-Neil Young

[Springsteen#1]

Open Arms- Journey

If you leave me now- Chicago

[oldrambler]

I recently found The Best of Bread in CD. I thought it only came on 33 1/3rd or 8 track! Had to buy it! Still remember the words to all the songs......cant remember what I had for lunch today though:jump:

 

You can certainly guess everyone's ages by reading this post!

:thumb: You got that right about the age. Funnny you mentioned 8tracks.....I had the 8track and the record of that one :lol: .

 

Ditto on the memory also - I do the same.

[underarmour]

I'm surprised nobody has posted this song yet...

 

David Gray - This years love

[swamprat]

Lady in Red by Chis Deburg.

 

I hooked Mrs. S with that one.

[tenaciousD]

thank you for loving me- bon jovi

[owsleyking]

Pieces of April...Three Dog Night

[Qryche11]

Open Arms= Journey according to my wife

[cshs81]

If You Don't Know Me By Now, Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes

 

 

Now you're talking!

[Kingfish Stevens]

Twelfth of Never- Johnny Mathis

Unchained Melody- The Righteous Brothers

Smoke Gets in Your Eyes- The Platters

Soul and Inspiration- The Righteous Brothers

[MountainThunder]

"These Arms Of Mine" by Otis Redding

 

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Wonderful Tonight (Clapton)

True Companion (Marc Cohn)

Baby I'm Amazed (Wings)

You (The Babys)

These are the moments (Edwin McCain)

Time after Time (Cyndi Lauper)

If You Don't Know Me By Now (Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes)