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This was the last song to have an immediate, (positive) visceral effect on me. The first time I heard it, I began smiling, involuntarily, from ear to ear, and bouncing in my seat. The Housemartins - "Get Up Off Our Knees" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMie4Ov2uT0
Well, Not sure as there are many, many great songs. How about RIDERS IN THE SKY by Vaughn Monroe. It is probably on the Net Look it up and see if it blows you away too.
My brother gave me this CD about 8 years ago. I really liked the audio of this song but the visuals on the video really enhance it. Antsy McClain, "Falling In Love In America" with guest Lindsey Buckingham playing lead guitar.
Can't really tell you the last song to blow me away.... songs like that often do a hit and hit (or is it my age playing games with my memory?) but one of the songs to hit me the strongest (and stay in my memory) was Melody Guy's "Mistake Like Me" I heard her sing it at one of the jpf awards shows... and even now, every time I listen to it, it knocks me over... (sorry I don't have a link..but I'm sure there are many here that have it)
to turn the table.... one of my songs seems to have that gut wrenching affect on many folks.. I rarely sing it because it's so hard for some to listen to...
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