Playlist: "Love Love Love" [part 5].

        Four days! Only four days!

    Ladies and Gents, today I have for you playlist full of mix of 60's, 70's and 80's. You can find there not only slow songs, but also these with energy, perfect to dance. Hope you will find your favorite songs there and you will have a great time listening to it. Enjoy.

    What we have here....

Betty Everett : Shoop Shoop Song (it´s in his kiss)
Gale Garnett : We'll Sing in the Sunshine
Merrilee Rush & The Turnabouts : Angel Of The Morning
Ray Peterson : Tell Laura I Love Her
Skeeter Davis : Tell Tommy I Miss Him
Peggy March : I Will Follow Him
The Stylistics : You Are Everything
Gladys Knight & The Pips : Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me
Funky Kings : Slow Dancing
Styx : Lady
Perry Como : It's Impossible
Toby Beau : My Angel Baby
The Main Ingredient : Just don't want to be lonely
Melissa Manchester : Don't cry out loud
Dolly Parton ft. Kenny Rogers : We've Got Tonight
Barry White : Can't Get Enough Of Your Love Baby
Carly Simon : Nobody Does It Better
David Bowie : Be my wife
George Harrison : What is life
Tom Waits : Somewhere
Donna Summer : Love To Love You Baby
Andy Williams : Can't Take My Eyes Off You
Lou Reed : Perfect Day
Sister Sledge : Thinking Of You
John Lennon : Love
Dionne Warwick and The Spinners : Then Came You
Patti Smith : Because The Night
Bruce Springsteen : She's the one
Elton John : Your song
Earth, Wind & Fire : September
Jackson 5 : I'll Be There
Stevie Wonder : You Are The Sunshine Of My Life
Peter Frampton : Baby I Love Your Way
Bill Withers : Lovely Day
The Rolling Stones : Wild Horses
Eric Clapton : Wonderful Tonight
Al Green : Let's stay together
Paul McCartney : Maybe I'm Amazed
Roberta Flack : First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
Billy Vera & The Beaters : At This Moment
Dionne Warwick : I'll Never Love This Way Again
Billy Ocean : Love Zone
Aretha Franklin : Freeway of Love
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes : If You Don't Know Me by Now
The Three Degrees : When Will I See You Again
Van Morrison : Brown Eyed Girl
The Supremes : Stoned Love
Brotherhood Of Man : Save Your Kisses For Me
Tony Orlando & Dawn : Cupid
Joe Dolan : You're Such a Good Looking Woman
Frankie Gaye And Kim Weston : It Takes Two
The Tams : Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy
Aaron Neville : Tell It Like It Is
Tina Turner : Let's Stay Together
Roy Orbison : Oh, Pretty Woman

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Playlist: Love Love Love [part 4].

           Ladies and Gents - we have only six days to Valentine's Day!

    Today playlist is a mix of 50's and 60's. Yes, one more time I chose songs from these years because in my opinion they are just perfect if love is the theme. I'm sure that many of you will agree with me. This time you will find here not only slow, love music, but also perfect songs to dance...

     What we have this time....

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Mary Wells & Marvin Gaye : Once Upon a Time
Stevie Wonder : I Was Made To Love Her
Dionne Warwick : Reach Out For Me
Paul Anka : Tonight My Love Tonight
Willie Nelson : Always On My Mind
Lesley Gore : Love Goes On Forever
Lenny Welch : Since I Fell For You
Patsy Cline : Crazy
The Flamingos : I Only Have Eyes For You
The Capris : There's A Moon Out Tonight
The Monotones : Book Of Love
Ray Charles : I Can't Stop Loving You
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons : Sherry
Sarah Vaughan : Love Me or Leave Me
Johnny Cash : I Love You Because
Mary Wells : The One Who Really Loves You
Vic Damone : Just Say I Love Her
Gene Pitney : Only Love Can Break a Heart
Ben E. King : Amor
Dakota Staton : My One And Only Love
The Isley Brothers : My Love
The Elgins : Stay In My Lonely Arms
Nat King Cole : Love Is Here To Stay
Frank Sinatra : This Love Of Mine
The Mamas & The Papas : Words of love
The Shirelles : Baby It's You
Julie London : Can't Help Lovin' That Man
Doris Day : Falling In Love Again
Dinah Washington : With a Song in My Heart
Mel Torme : The Lady's In Love With You
Judy Garland : Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
Etta James : The Man I Love
Brook Benton : I'm In The Mood For Love
Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs : I Love You Baby
Nancy Wilson : Almost Like Being In Love
Gladys Knight & The Pips : Every Beat Of My Heart
Dee Dee Sharp : Two Loves
The Supremes : Your Heart Belongs To Me
Sammy Davis Jr. : My Funny Valentine
The Dells : A Distant Love
Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney : Love Won't Let You Get Away
Al Martino : Here In My Heart
Roy Hamilton : Since I Fell For You
Carmen Mcrae : Lover Man (Oh, Where Can You Be)
Brenda Lee : When I Fall In Love

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Playlist: Love Love Love [part 3].

           Eight days... Only eight days to Valentine's Day!
    Ladies and Gents, are you ready? I hope so. I hope that you already have ideas and plans for this special day.
    Today I have for you another playlist full of love, but this time you can find there songs from 50's and 60's. Some #1 hits, some not well-known songs, some great covers of hits... i think that all of you will find something good between these songs.

    So what we have this time...
 

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The Platters : Only You
Paul Anka : Put Your Head On My Shoulder
Shirley Bassey : I've got you under my skin
Percy Sledge : When a Man Loves a Woman
The Shirelles : Will you still love me tomorrow
Roy Orbison : Dream baby
Billie Holiday : Blue Moon
The Drifters : Save The Last Dance For Me
Nat King Cole : Ramblin' Rose
Connie Francis : My Happiness
Louis Armstrong : On the Sunny Side of the Street
Tom Jones : What's New Pussycat
Frank Sinatra : The lady is a tramp
Harry Belafonte : Island in the Sun
Del Shannon : Runaway
Bobby Vinton : Blue velvet
Marty Wilde : Sea Of Love
Diana Ross & The Supremes : Stop! In The Name Of Love
The Contours : Do You Love Me
Otis Redding : Love Man
The Everly Brothers : All I Have To Do Is Dream
Marilyn Monroe : I Wanna Be Loved By You
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong : Dream A Little Dream Of Me
Elvis Presley : Love Me Tender
Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash : 'Cause I Love You
The Kalin Twins : When
The Teddy Bears : To know him is to love him
Steve Lawrence : Pretty Blue Eyes
The Paris Sisters : I Love How You Love Me
Jack Scott : My True Love
Sonny James : Young love
Dusty Springfield : I Only Want to Be with You
The Crystals : Then He Kissed Me
Kathy Young & The Innocents : A Thousand Stars
Bobby Vinton : Please Love Me Forever
Darlene Love : Today I met the boy I'm gonna marry
Sandy Posey : The Boy I Love
Johnny Tillotson : Poetry In Motion
Jodie Sands : With All My Heart
Brenda Lee : You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
Neil Sedaka : Oh Carol
Ray Peterson : Goodnight My Love
The Drifters : Stand By Me
Wanda Jackson : Stupid Cupid
The Cascades : First Love Never Dies 

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Playlist : Summer Love.

    Today I want to give you something full of feelings, sun, smile, great moments - music with summer and love inside. Just Summer Love. Because what's better than love and summer? Nothing!
    This time it will be a mix of old good sounds from 60s and 70s and maybe something from 80s and from 90s. Why these years? Oh, please... The best music, the best songs are from those times. These years gave us the real music. Damn,  I miss them, these times...
   Are you ready to enjoy summertime, dance, sing and just love? Hope so.

    The whole playlist full of summer love you can find here.

Also if you want to listen to more music found by me, check the rest of playlists on my YouTube channel here.

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 The Beach Boys : All Summer Long

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 Bill Withers : Lovely Day

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 The Reel & Soul Association : Ain't No Sunshine

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 Bob Seger : Night Moves

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 Gary Lewis and the Playboys : Save Your Heart for Me

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 Robin Ward : Wonderful Summer

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the 60's! [part 2]

yes, yes, my crazy people, today, I would like to present you the second part great music of the 60's. I hope you will like these songs, because they're very cool.

if you missed the previous part, you can find it here: http://xgosiax.blogspot.com/2012/08/the-60s-part-1.html .

as always I wish you a super-great time with only good sounds :)

so exciting...so let's do it!

Big Brother & the Holding Company Piece of my heart

Johnny Cash Ring of fire

Andy Williams Can't take my eyes off you

Bobby Vinton Blue velvet 

Doris Day Move over darling

Peggy March I will follow him

Gary Puckett & The Union Gap Young girl  

The Love Affair Everlasting love

The Box Tops The letter 

Paul Revere & The Raiders Kicks

The McCoys Hang on sloopy

The Statler Brothers Flowers on the wall

Blood, Sweat & Tears You've made me so very happy 

The Delfonics Didn't I (blow your mind this time)

The Isley Brothers It's your thing

Sly & The Family Stone Dance to the music

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the 60's! [part 1]

today I would like to present you the first part great music of the 60's. songs, which I'll present, will be something like essence of the 60's, with artists and rhythms, the best for these years.



why the 60's? long story, but I think that the best answer will be just because I love that music, because I love these years (just like years 70's) and because I think that these songs were amazing and real and just perfect and with great lyrics.

sometimes I just think that I was born in wrong years, really. I really wish, I would like to be there, with these music, these lyrics, these times, days and happiness. a bit weird, I know. but I'm misfit and I'm proud of it :]

I think and I hope you'll like something what I'll recommend you. also I think you will know some songs because they'll be known well, or they'll be cover of someone's song...or you'll listen to song for the first time...  so exciting!

anyway, I wish you a super-great time :)

so let's do it!

Van Morrison Brown eyed girl

Roy Orbison Oh pretty woman

Bob Dylan I want you 

Elvis Presley Suspicious minds

The Ronettes Be my baby

Simon & Garfunkel Mrs. Robinson

The Byrds Mr. Tambourine man

Harry Nilsson & George Tipton Everybody's talkin'

Scott McKenzie San Francisco (be sure to wear flowers in your hair)

Johnny Nash Cupid

Bob Marley & The Wailers One love

José Feliciano Light my fire

Delaney & Bonnie and Friends Groupie (Superstar) 

Laura Nyro Wedding bell blues 

Nina Simone To love somebody 

Erma Franklin Piece of my heart

Jefferson Airplane Somebody to love

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50s, 60s and 70s

50s, 60s and 70s - the best music ever.

* 50s 
Righteous Brothers Unchained melody

Unchained Melody [1965] by The Righteous Brothers.  Original version of this song is from 1955 – music by Alex North and lyrics by Hy Zaret.

*60s 
Marilyn Monroe My heart belongs to daddy

My heart belongs to daddy is a song written by Cole Porter, for musical Leave It to Me! [1938]. This version  of this song is from movie Let’s Make Love [1960] with Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand, Tony Randall, Frankie Vaughan and Wilfrid Hyde-White. Performed by Marilyn Monroe.

Elvis Presley You´re the Devil in disguise

(You’re the) Devil in Disguise is a UK number one single by Elvis Presley. B-side: Please Don’t Drag That String Around [1963].


*70s

Minnie Riperton Loving you

Lovin’ you is a 1975 [ January 13, 1975 ] hit single by Minnie Riperton. It was the fourth single from the album Perfect Angel.

Starland Vocal Band Afternoon Delight

Afternoon Delight [1975] by Starland Vocal Band from album Starland Vocal Band [1976] is one of the biggest-selling singles in 1976.

John Lennon Imagine

Imagine [1971] is a song written and performed by John Lennon. It is the opening track on his album Imagine [1971].

Bonnie Tyler It's a heartache

It’s a heartache [1977] is a country rock song by Bonnie Tyler from Natural Force [1978].

The Clash London calling

50s, 60s & 70s...

50s, 60s and 70s - the best music ever.

* 50s 

Righteous Brothers Unchained melody

 Unchained Melody [1965] by The Righteous Brothers.  Original version of this song is from 1955 – music by Alex North and lyrics by Hy Zaret.

Frank Sinatra Young at heart

 Young at heart is a ballad with music by Johnny Richards and lyrics by Carolyn Leigh. The song was written and published in 1953, and Frank Sinatra was the first performer to record the song, which became a million-selling hit in 1953.

The Platters Only you 

Only you (and you alone), often shortened to Only You is a pop song composed by Buck Ram. It was recorded most successfully by The Platters, with lead vocals by Tony Williams, in 1955.

Mary Wells My guy

My guy is a 1964 number-one hit single recorded by Mary Wells for the Motown label. Written and produced by Smokey Robinson of The Miracles, the song is a woman's dedication to the goodness of her man: there's not a man today who could take me away from my guy.

*60s

Marilyn Monroe My heart belongs to daddy

My heart belongs to daddy is a song written by Cole Porter, for musical Leave It to Me! [1938]. This version  of this song is from movie Let’s Make Love [1960] with Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand, Tony Randall, Frankie Vaughan and Wilfrid Hyde-White. Performed by Marilyn Monroe.

Elvis Presley You´re the Devil in disguise

 (You’re the) Devil in Disguise is a UK number one single by Elvis Presley. B-side: Please Don’t Drag That String Around [1963].

The Troggs With a girl like you

With a girl like you is a hit song by English band The Troggs. The song reached number one in the UK Singles Chart on 4 August 1966, where it remained for two weeks.



*70s

Minnie Riperton Loving you 

Lovin’ you is a 1975 [ January 13, 1975 ] hit single by Minnie Riperton. It was the fourth single from the album Perfect Angel.

Starland Vocal Band Afternoon Delight 

Afternoon Delight [1975] by Starland Vocal Band from album Starland Vocal Band [1976] is one of the biggest-selling singles in 1976.

John Lennon Imagine

Imagine [1971] is a song written and performed by John Lennon. It is the opening track on his album Imagine [1971].

Bonnie Tyler It's a heartache

It’s a heartache [1977] is a country rock song by Bonnie Tyler from Natural Force [1978].

The Clash London calling 

London calling is a song by the British punk rock band The Clash. It was released as a single from the band's 1979 double album London Calling. This apocalyptic, politically charged rant features the band's famous combination of reggae basslines and punk electric guitar and vocals.

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