Can you pick a favorite song?

We all grew up with music being an important part of our experience. I've got several Pandora stations I've made that I use to play the variety of styles i like, with emphasis a few in particular. It's a tough question I think, really, so throw in any you think of, but can you pick a one favorite or best song? Takes you back, could listen to it anytime, always speaks to you,...?

Music has always been so important to me but I rarely get to share that love simply because I tend to not listen to what people would consider "popular". Either way, I have songs that always can be repeated twice or more times lol. It's the ones with an emotional connection, especially to certain people that I love the most

I can't pick a favorite song as I love many genres of music from many different ages.

One of my favorites is Tennessee Ernie Ford singing "Precious Lord Take My Hand".

Layla

Pink Floyd has always been entrenched in my head and still love their music til this day.I'm 63 y/o now."Mother" by Roger Waters and Katie Kissoom is my favorite.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h7xeoBZBPw

I'm mainly into playing Irish music, whistle and pipes, but I love Most types but and this is going
to date me. Earth Angel. Probably most of you never heard it. 1957-58. Dating my wife to be
and it was the best tune for dancing and stuff. You know, stuff.
Jay

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Layla

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Ya, that's a good one!

I was listening to Suite Judy Blue Eyes, CSN&Y, when I started this thread.

For the Love of Money, The O'Jays, pops into my head often. I just pulled it up again on YouTube. Love all the comments!"New National Anthem"

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I'm mainly into playing Irish music, whistle and pipes, but I love Most types but and this is going
to date me. Earth Angel. Probably most of you never heard it. 1957-58. Dating my wife to be
and it was the best tune for dancing and stuff. You know, stuff.
Jay

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best song of the 50 era

I've had this idea of developing a person's profile based on a "Music Map:" a musical tree of sorts of what music a person listened to or found most influential through their life.

That’s a really tricky one but my immediate impulse was to say Silver Springs by Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac.

Little Star by the Elegants....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8F4vdF-bJc

and Romeo & Juliette by the Reflections

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX1-e0w3mUw

..oops...forgot...Jay and the Americans....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuWkVqum6a8

Four Freshman

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iggWvFgp3KE

and my go to album....Miles...nothing better than Miles...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ5uo9_OijY