Cruisin' Music

Last night I was sitting at my antique computer (tower) listening to my Oldies and Classic Rock (was "New" Rock for me, once upon a time) and it got me thinking that if I would chose one song to cruise to, which one would it be?
Well, that was a tough one for me because there's a lot of cool songs to cruise to, but for me it came down to the song "I'm So Proud" by The Impressions. So I extend my question to all of you: Which one song would you say is "Thee Cruisin' song for you.

 

Cruise-o-matic by Mitch Woods & His Rocket 88's (off the album steady date)

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Moby Dick by Led Zeppelin. Drum solo from hell, love it!

 

for me it would start with Mary Wells, the one that relly loves you. followed by the orlons, wah wah tustu.

 

Volbeat-16 Dollars
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"No Particular Place To Go" by Chuck Berry, 1964

Black Betty, Spiderbait version is pretty good, too

 

Canned Heat "On The Road Again"

 

foghat,slow ride

 

boom boom by the animals, not my style, but great!

 

stealin turds, by turdy and the turd burglars

 

That song is the shit!

No radio in the 55. I listen to fourth gear!

 

I'd listen to "Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin, but my headers are too loud, so I don't have a radio. Nothing beats the sound of lake headers in the morning.

 

ahh yes and the smell of gasoline too.

 

Jeff Becks Guitar Shop Album! / Big Block!!!

 

Traffic[no pun intended] Zombies,Eric Burden and the Animals and Cream. Old hippies die hard.

 

I think "Dear Mr. Fantasy" by Traffic is the ultimate cruisin song. For me anyways. I also really like "Blow at High Dough" by the Tragically Hip.

 

Del Shannon's "Runaway" - can't hear it without thinking of dark streets full of hot rods (American Graffiti) or finned cruisers (Crime Story).

 

Pissing in the Wind by Jerry Jeff Walker

 

the song for me would have to be green onion

 

Any song by Creedence Clearwater Revival.

 

"Girl in the Red Dress" By Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels

 

Ride Away by Roy Orbison
I Drove All night by Roy Orbison

 

HOT ROD LINCOLN, I never get tired of that song. Three of my four rods, don't even have a radio.

 

Mystics......Hushabye 1959 followed by a nasty cam idling at a red light waiting to smash the pedal to the medal.

 

Anything by ZZ-Top,.... Just about anything from the Doors or Bob Seger,.... and of course, Radar Love by Golden Earring.

 

Can't Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar / Low Rider - War / Cruisin' - Smokey Robinson and a couple hundred others

 

Growing up in the back seat of our Tudor sedan listening to the 8-track repeating sounds of Elvis, Jerry Lee, and many others from the 50's & 60's brings back great memories...and I still love those songs. As I grew older, good times were also created listening to Boston, Hank Williams, and the likes of ZZTop, George Thorogood and Stevie Ray Vaughan. I also really like listening to Shakin' Stevens (which my Dad also introduced me to). Songs such as "Green Door", "Marie, Marie", "You drive me crazy" and of course "Hot Dog" all remind me of flying down the the freeway with my Dad behind the wheel on our way to a rod run.


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Drag strip girl, by Rebel Son, pretty much sums it up for me

 

Nothing beats this.. NOTHING

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