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Other than a lot of their songs sound the same, I've always like this group and have 4 or 5 of theirs CD's. "Winning It All" is probably their best tune.

 

"Winning It All" is great, but I will never say anything is better than "Your Love".

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Corey Smith's "Drinkin Again", "21", and many more of his songs are worth having in your playlists.

 

His music is sort of "Southern Rock/Blues"...but with that being said, it is hard to put his music into one genre.

Balls to the Wall by Accept

Turn up the Radio by Autograph

Never wanna Lose ya by New England

 

And other one hit wonders. :thumb:

 

Saw them open up for KISS in the late 1970's. Very underrated band. First album was excellent. I still pull out that album from time to time and listen!

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If you're interested in 80s rock you can't go wrong with The Outfield.

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Saw them open up for KISS in the late 1970's. Very underrated band. First album was excellent. I still pull out that album from time to time and listen!

 

That is where I saw them too. :thumb: The drummer was really good.

"Winning It All" is great, but I will never say anything is better than "Your Love".

 

Enjoy

 

Feels So Good - Chuck Mangione

Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin

Have You Ever Seen The Rain - Creedence Clearwater Revival

Start Me Up - The Rolling Stones

Carry On Wayward Son - Kansas

Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynrd

Should I Stay or Should I Go - The Clash

You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Bachman Turner Overdrive

Turn The Page - Bob Seger

Slow Ride - Foghat

Another Brick in the Wall - Pink Floyd

Corey Smith's "Drinkin Again", "21", and many more of his songs are worth having in your playlists.

 

His music is sort of "Southern Rock/Blues"...but with that being said, it is hard to put his music into one genre.

 

I like Corey Smith's stuff. Accoustic, story telling songs.

Jack Johnson is also good if you like this style.

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Great suggestions so far. I do have the vast majority of songs in this thread, but keep the ideas coming.

Some great songs that never got a lot of radio time that you can think of is what I'm looking for.

 

I have bought several songs suggested in this thread, so thanks folks! :thumb:

The Black Keys- I have a couple of their albums. They are like a distorted blues/rock.

Great suggestions so far. I do have the vast majority of songs in this thread, but keep the ideas coming.

Some great songs that never got a lot of radio time that you can think of is what I'm looking for.

 

I have bought several songs suggested in this thread, so thanks folks! :thumb:

 

I've been trying to come up with a list, seeing as how stuff like this is right in my wheelhouse.

 

Two songs that just came to me (well, yesterday actually, as I heard one of them on the radio) that I'm pretty sure you would love are by the Bottle Rockets:

 

"Indianapolis"

"Welfare Music"

 

Frankly, you'd be OK just getting both the albums that these songs appear on, as they're both quite good:

"The Brooklyn Side," which also features a tune that got some minor rock radio airplay back in the day called "Radar Gun," as well as the excellent "Thousand Dollar Car."

"24 Hours A Day"

 

Their self-titled debut is quite good as well, and actually better than "24 Hours A Day."

Change-Blind Melon

Changes-Jimi Hendrix Experience

Cortez the Killer-Neil Young

Oh, me- Nirvana (Unplugged)

Where Did you Sleep Last Night?- Nirvana (Unplugged)

Pet- A Perfect Circle

Level-The Raconteurs

Blue Veins- The Raconteurs

No Shelter- Rage Against the Machine

Maggie's Farm-Rage Against the Machine (Bob Dylan Cover)

Sir Physco Sexy- Red Hot Chilli Peppers

No Quarter- Tool (Led Zeppelin Cover)

I Like the Way- 311

Nugget-Cake

Comfort Eagle-Cake

Saint John-Cold War Kids

Stacked Dead Actors-Foo Fighters

Blood On the Ground-Incubus

Under My Umbrella-Incubus

Wounded Knee-Primus

The Righteous and the Wicked-Red Hot Chilli Peppers

My Lovely Man-Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Suite-Pee-System of A Down

 

Just a few from my top rated on my Ipod that I thought fit the criteria.

I have bought several songs suggested in this thread, so thanks folks! :thumb:
I'm about to. There's some good stuff here. :thumb:

Early Pink Floyd - Ummagumma, Meddle, Animals

Early Alice Cooper - Love it to Death, Killer

The Byrds, The Flying Burrito Brothers

Mountain - Climbing

Early Allman Brothers

Deep Purple - Machine Head

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