Mine would be, John Coltrane, miles davis, nine inch nails , johnny cash , wille nelson, led zepplin , they might be giants , aerosmith , the steve miller band , pearl jam , nirvana , primus , BECK , The Beatles , Pink Floyd , The Jimi Hendrix Eperience , Red Hot Chili Peppers,
SoundGarden , The Rolling Stones , Muddy Waters , howlin' wolf , The Yardbirds , The list goes on and on , please tell me your own favs , and also if there are any fellow fans of at least one of the bands above , please say so ,
sanks alot.

Those 50 are your favorites?

I love Motown stuff, a little classical, just as little country - Brooks and Dunn, Rascal Flats, some ladies my wife will change the radio station on when a song comes on. I love some old jazz and some new - Alecia Keys and Tony Bennett, Wynton Marsalis (love the trumpet), Boney James, Chris Botti, a few others

Broken By Scott Stapp

DMB, Jack Johnson, Jason Mraz, David Gray, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Phish, The Slip, Howie Day, Tim Reynolds...

Mostly acoustic guitar stuff. Aaahhhh. Acoustic guitar.

Welcome!!! CCRN

Rascall Flatts, Tim McGraw, John Maher, Sam Cooke, Tracy Chapman, Ray Charles, Elton John <- (I'm embarassed of that one :o), The Eagles, the old Garth Brooks (I'm embarassed of that one too), Oasis, Gavin Degraw, Nora Jones, Santana, Teddy Geiger, Fall Out Boy, James Blunt, Carrie Underwood...

My all time favs are (in no particular order):

Better than Ezra
Five for Fighting
the old Matchbox 20
LIVE
Maroon 5

oh i love old matchbox 20, such a rob thomas fan. i went to their concert when they preformed with "train" a thousand years ago. it was great. i like maroon 5 adn five for fighting too, although they truthfully sound alike.

my embarssing love of secular music is the simple fact that i am unaware that i am a white girl, i love hip hop. ill end up in the minivan with it turned up, rapping to something and then realize what i must look like and settle down. it makes me feel young and you can really be bad at singing and do jsut fine with "rump shaker" or "golddigger"!

She takes my money When I'm in need....*uh* now ah ain't sayin' she a gold digga, *uh* but she ain't goin' fo no brokee broke *uh*

Yes, Jen...I too jammed out to "Rump Shaker"...and the editied for radio version of "gold digga"....and hmmm...What about sir mixalot? "But Fonda ain't got nothin' in tha back of her honda, my anac...." Okay, enough...

And then what about... "X and O is like Yes and NO. X and O. Is it ***? Maybe so. Tic tac toe."

Or even "Sippin on Gin and Juice...laid back wit my mind on my money and my money on my mind..."

Or the ever popular classic "Lookatdemgirlswitdem daisy dukes on. I want you to lookatdemgirlswitdem daisy dukes on. Everybody..."

And then we have, "Ya make me wanna shoop shoopedoop shoopedoop shoopedoopedoopedoop shoopedoop shoopedoop..."

Yes folks, and we can't forget, "Boom, shake shake shake the room. Boom, shake shake shake the room. Boom shake shake shake the room. Tick tick tick tick BOOM. The f-f-f-resh p-p-p-prince is wh-who I am..."

And last but not least, the ever popular, "It's like this and like that and like this, and uh, it's like that and like this and like that, and uh, it's like this....."

Ohmygosh I am so embarrassed right now. Do I really know all those songs?

Yes, you probably know 'there's tear in my beer' too

GOTTA GO OLD SCHOOL ON YOU GUYS...
Earth Wind and Fire, The Commodores, Steve Miller Band, Rush, Allman Brothers Band, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Santana, Bay City Rollers....screreeeech no. just kiddin.
Then there is Level 42, U2, The Police (especially Regatta De Blanc and Invisible Sun)
And I love Heart, Zeppelin, Bad Company, Boston, Prince and the Revolution (PUrple Rain), average white band, tower of power.
fusion stuff by chick corea, dave weckl, stanley clark, the wooten brothers, bela fleck , nora jones, mindy abair(sp?), earl klugh, spyro gyra, the brecker brothers,
always had the groove on with Cameo, and kc and the sunshine band...
man if i still had my first records of days gone by....
first album....The Commodores (brick house album)

I saw them in concert during that time, with the O' Jays

MAN YOU ARE OLD SCHOOL....

They came through here a couple times in the late 70's/ early 80's - I would have loved to seen Earth Wind and Fire in concert, for sure

I saw them at the RODEO one time LOL