Post your favorite Classic Rock song for everyone to enjoy

[Tim]

Great thread! Here are a few jams that randomly came to mind:

Sister Golden Hair
YouTube - Sister Golden Hair

Closer to the Heart
YouTube - rush - closer to the heart

Jet City Woman
YouTube - Queensryche-Jet City Woman

[Trojan_Ripper]

And a Canadian group: YouTube - The Guess Who No sugar tonight / new mother nature

Ahh ….Guess who… and good choice.

How about Jefferson Airplane with Grace Slick and some Smother Brothers thrown-in
YouTube - Somebody To Love/White Rabbit Jefferson Airplane

and Foghat
YouTube - Foghat - I Just Want To Make Love To You (A Tribute By Tony)

[commonsense]

YouTube - Chuck Berry - Promised Land

[Trojan_Ripper]

Great Heart song….

YouTube - Heart - Alone

[derekd234]

My favorite is either Paint it Black by Rolling Stones or YYZ by RUSH. I can't get the videos right now, but I'll post them later.

[Nono]

Promised Land

One of my all-time favourite songs.

I think this is a superior rendition by that great genius Chuck Berry: Promised Land

Fantastic versions of this songs have also been done by The Grateful Dead and The Band (another first-rate Canadian group LOL).

[Nono]

Someone posted video of Good News Week. Check this one out, the visuals I mean. Quite something.
It's Good News Week

[Trojan_Ripper]

I don’t believe anyone posted the great Canadian band Bachman Turner Overdrive. If so sorry but they had quite a number of hits.

YouTube - Bachman Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet

YouTube - Bachman Turner Overdrive - Roll On Down The Highway

YouTube - BTO - Takin' Care Of Business (A Sexier Version)!

[Nono]

Well weren't Randy Bachman and a couple of others members of Guess Who? (I mean just how many people are there in Winnipeg? LOL)

[Nono]

Don't know how "classic" this is but, remaining in Canada, Colin James, a Saskatchewan boy who plays lots of blues, bigband-type jazz as well as rock:

Let's shout

Voodoo thing

Somebody have mercy

Losing you

[commonsense]

Festival Express - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Anyone who loves the Grateful Dead and abhors the perverse lie of socialism must see this film.

its mind-blowing how a confused Canadian hippy mob tries to tell jerry that he must play for free because "music is ethereal" and no one can own it.

the dead are the only band I know of cool enough to allow taping of their shows by anyone who bought a ticket...yet the nonsensical, illogical spoiled child mentality of socialists can never be satisfied and nothing is ever good enough for them!

bobby weir has since perverted the band's apolitical stance increasingly since jerry was not himself to the confused, self-serving elitist "springsteen-like" rationality it has now.

if jerry werent so sufficiently doped up to last him an eternity, he's be rolling over in his grave

[grandpa]

Anyone who loves the Grateful Dead and abhors the perverse
lie of socialism must see this film.
its mind-blowing how a confused Canadian hippy mob tries
to tell jerry that he must play for free because
"music is ethereal" and no one can own it.

You're just beating a dead horse for your own sick pleasure. And I'm referring to the "music is ethereal" controversy. We already know that music cannot effectively be "owned" without legal threats, and so those who wish to "own" sounds are in fact undermining the artistic merit of their own craft. And I say this as a musician.

Grandpa h.