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Technically, Touch Of Grey belongs to the 80s. But hey - great song anyway!
Here's one of my favorites by The Rolling Stones from 1971's Sticky Fingers. It starts out harmlessly enough with a Keith Richards riff, but gets real interesting around the 3 minute mark and is all Bobby Keys (sax) and Mick Taylor (guitar) from there on.
Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty
Reelin' In the Years - Steely Dan
Clampdown - The Clash
The Real Me - The Who
All Things Must Pass - George Harrison
No. 9 Dream - John Lennon
Me & Julio Down By the Schoolyard - Paul Simon
Tangled Up in Blue - Bob Dylan
Theme from Shaft - Isaac Hayes
Rock Ya Baby - George McRae
Morning Has Broken - Cat Stevens
Baby Blue - Badfinger
Accidents Will Happen - Elvis Costello
Thick as Thieves - The Jam
Year of the Cat - Al Stewart
Take Me Home Country Roads - John Denver
Freeman in Paris - Joni Mitchell
Wuthering Heights - Kate Bush
Us & Them - Pink Floyd
Todd - Did we hang out in a previous life together?
BWP - Speaking of Leon Russell: You could take anything off of 1972's Carney and label it a favorite of mine. That was some kind of magic album.
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