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The Hudson Valley Squares: Songs We Can't Get Out of our Heads
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2021
- Join the Hudson Valley Squares as they discuss some songs that they can't get our of their heads lately.
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I'm still laughing about Ryan's story of how he was unknowingly talking to the guitarist for Pharaoh about how he should listen the band Pharaoh haha!!!
I can name about 100 songs I can’t get out of my head lol. I love music. I’m a junkie. It’s a healthy addiction.
Same here👍
Takeaways from tonight's episode:
1. No Nick, Steve or Lynne tonight
2. Rich Catino is promoted to regular full-time square
3. Butch in disguise as Evel Kneivel
4. "I'm not talkin' bout my linen..."
5. Johnny the seal...
6. In a shocking surprise we get a Michael Bolton discussion...
7. "Why do I know that?"
8. "You just gave him his card, can we revoke it?"
9. "Yeah, I got this shirt but the band kind of sucks"
10. At the 54:13 mark Ryan's dog joins the show and proceeds to give him his weekly tongue bath...
11. "The cleanest scalp in the Hudson Valley"
12. "It's in the stars"
13. "I had to buy it again, oh Jesus..."
14. The Chris Alo curse
15. Pete gets "the olds"
16. After talking about and around him without mentioning his name, Butch breaks down and mentions John Sykes at the 1:09:34 mark of the show...
17. "Let's just say yeah cause he's in every other fuckin' band..."
18. "Drink motherfuckers!"
19. "I was hoping you took them for hookers and blow but suntanning is second best..."
20. "Pinky promise"
21. All you can eat wings and ribs...
As for the Bolton song, he does play the solo himself.
Pete: "Butch, how many bottles of bourbon you go through a week?"
Butch: (long pause, punctuated by sigh and blazing smile...)
i usually skip over it ,it has become tiresome,.I mean I like his music choices....but .S.O.T. doesn't need drinking games from 50+ year olds,
Nah Butch & his bourbon are cool 😂💯
What's up with that Evil Knievel outfit? This is pure hilarity. The She-Hulk remark was also classic.
Awesome! I love all of the Hudson Valley Squares! And Rich Catino is an excellent addition. When Rich and Chris are involved, it's going to be fun.
Thank you for the love.
@@MetalAsylumNJ Winger - Miles Away is a very well written song!
@@entelikey1 yes, but they are much more than what's on those first two albums, if people actually listen to the music, especially the last three albums
@@MetalAsylumNJ I will check those later albums out this week Rich. Unfortunately it’s become fashionable to pay out ol’ Kip. Great 👍 songwriter though.
Mr Arlo needs to pull his head in. 🙇🏼♂️
By the way Rich, as the power metal representative of the squares, have you heard of ‘Lost Horizon’?
Underrated and amazing 💥
The fascinating thing about _Rumours_ (for me) is that it's back-to-back hits. Every song's a total winner. And yet there are *still* songs that are (somehow) underrated. "I don't want to know" is a perfect example - it doesn't usually come to mind when you first say _Rumours_ to somebody, but EVERYBODY still loves it. It truly is a perfect album.
That and the self titled right before it are masterpieces of soft rock
@@alexandergilles8583 I’d say _Rumours_ and _Tusk_ their two masterpieces (both are just staggeringly magnificent, utterly breathtaking) and 1975’s _Fleetwood Mac_ is only excellent. 😉😃
Enjoyed tonight’s episode! Thanks everyone!
Jim Peterik of Survivor was also a member of the band The Ides of March who's big hit was "Vehicle" another earworm song
I like Parliament/Funkadelic. They always looked like they had a good time on stage.
- Benny Mardones - Into The Night
- Glenn Frey - You Belong To The City
- Don Henley - Dirty Laundry
- Murray Head - One Night In Bangkok
One night in Bangkok gets stuck in my mind sometimes.
I believe that, Into the Night song was co written by Jimmy Page if I'm not mistaken
@@mikek8553 It was co-written by Robert Tepper who was Benny Mardones' housemate at that time.
@@LuchaLibertaria Was kinda tryin for a little something, if you read the lyrics, fellow Sea of Tranquilityians.
"Where the dew drops cry and the cats meow, I'll take you there, I'll show you how." CLASSIC
Some songs that I've had stuck in my head include
"Denim and Leather" by Saxon;
"Stargazer" by Rainbow
"Ol' Red" by Blake Shelton
"Cities on Flame with Rock 'n' Roll" by Blue Oyster Cult
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"Im Not Talking About Moving In" comediens have had as much fun with that as they have had with cowbells. Thanks Butch for enlightening the Squares.
Love all 60's and 70's funk.Great choice Butch
Today's songs stuck in my head:
1) Free "Sweet Tooth" ("Playin' with your woman when there's work to be done...")
2) Humble Pie "Black Coffee" ("That's my name...")
3) Ian Hunter "Dead Man Walking" ("Now I know what ageism is...")
And albums:
1) Yes' Tales From Topographic Oceans ("Stand on hills of long forgotten yesterdays...")
2) Ambrosia's Somewhere I've Never Traveled ("A cowboy star...")
3) Dead Can Dance's Anastasis ("Black opium...")
I LOVE "Black Coffee" ! (And funnily enough, I listed to TFTO [first side] last night.)
Sydney way to go with BOC's "Burnin' For You." Great choice!
Stuck in my head since the day it was released,14 September 1973,and still can`t get enough of it: SWEET/BALLROOM BLITZ!!!!
36 thumbs down?! WTF....I love listening to you all talk music every Monday! What’s not to like? Keep it up!
Insane...I noticed that too. It's got to be either the fact there's only 6 squares this week or downvote bombing from a feminist group who hate Butch's supposed 'misogyny' 😂
A friend of mine said they had their likes removed from half their videos recently over something political.
And strangely, the thumbs down are now half what they were last night. Hmm...
I can’t stop staring at Butch’s Evil Knievel outfit. Songs that get stuck in my head. Fiend from Coal Chamber, On The Loose from Saga and Beatin The Odds, Molly Hatchet DJB Live
Fiend for the fans and fodder for the prrrress! Fiend for the fans and fodder for the prrrress!
I just bought Saga "Rock Of Ages" live set! Watching the DVD right now. So far..great!!
I take a drink every time "Girls just wanna have fun" gets stuck in my head because it's played in every inside public space and Lauper's vocal will cut through any background noise. Most days I sleep under the bushes in front of my house.
Saw a band over the weekend that opened with Journey’s “Separate Ways,” which has been in my head every morning since. The alarm goes off, I hit snooze, and that keyboard intro kicks in!
And Sydney, you look completely healthy to me! Not sure why someone would say that.
Hi Guys and Sydney. My picks are a little different. some songs i cannot get out of my head are songs that mean a lot to me. 2 come to mind.
1 Long Distance Runaround = Yes
2. Still of the Night - Whitesnake
Any song from a Symphony X album that I recently Played. ( Paradise Lost was the last album I listened to). Here are some more.
1. Warning - Black Sabbath
1 BOC - Astronomy
2. Pet Shop Boys - Lets Make Lots of Money(Opportunities)
3. DNCE - Cake by the Ocean (Dance Pop)
4 The Fixx - Saved by Zero
5. Bruno Mars - Uptown Funk
Thanks to Ryan I can't get Midnight Sun outta my head! just love it!
These are hit songs I can't get out of my head:
Rosanna-Toto
Highway Star-Deep Purple
Have You Ever Seen The Rain-CCR
Twist and Shout-Beatles
Beast of Burden-Rolling Stones
Rooster-Alice In Chains
Enjoy The Silence-Depeche Mode
That's All-Genesis
Listen to the Music-Doobie Brothers
"Rooster" is such an awesome song.
Listen to the Music-- the Doobies' best tune.
The top 3 songs stuck in my head this week are,
1. Dark Ages (Jethro Tull)
2. Awaken (Yes)
3. Gutter Ballet (Savatage)
Awaken is genius.
Dark Ages is fricken great. Progy as all hell.
All great choices but the winner for me tonight is Ryan!!! Dude I'm listening to Pharaoh and really diggin this!!! I love when I can listen to something I've never heard and love it!
All four of their albums are solid but The Longest Night is definitely my favorite. There isn’t a weak song on it! They have a new album coming out soon too.
@@Conan_WhatIsBestInLife listented to the Longest Night last night and loved it!
"I'm not talkin 'bout BOLIVIAN" is what I used to hear for many yrs. Like WTF? Never knew till today! Thanx Bud!
You Shook me all night long...40 years runnin!
Hey Butch....I haven’t seen that Jag Panzer album for years. I got that on original in 84 but some one stole all my albums a few years later. I haven’t thought about that record for decades. Il have to go and look it up......Cheers.....
Another reason why Butch is the GOAT. I love my hard rock and metal but man is "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight" such a great song, lol.
When I rediscovered it last year again I listened to it about 10 times in a row. 😆
The last week or so, Bob Seger's Against The Wind (thanks Forrest Gump!) and Steve Miller's Abracadabra have been stuck in my head and played a bunch. Great songs
Moonlight Shadow by Mike Oldfield, no wonder it was a massive hit with such memorable melodies, tasteful arrangements and Maggie Reilly's angelic voice.
And the infamous tautology "Four am in the morning".
I went to see George Clinton and the P-Funk All-Stars in Buffalo in around 1995 or 96. I got a pair of free tickets the day of the concert, and by the time I had wrangled someone who wanted to go, we ended up about an hour late to the show, which was in full swing when we got there. They played for 2 and a half hours after we walked in. Great, great show!
My head seems to be strange. Those are the songs on replay in my mind right now
Opeth - Ghost of Perdition
Savatage - When the crowds are gone
Beach Boys - God only knows
Slayer Bloodline
Pink Floyd - Remember a day
Albums:
Insomnium - WInter's Gate
Opeth - Ghost Reveries
Xen - Resurrection
The Hunter is also my favorite Dokken-song. There's just something about it.
Thanks to this episode, I now can’t get “Can’t Get It Out Of My Head” (ELO) out of my head.
You beat me to it.
I felt an Office Space quote coming up when Chris mentioned Michael Bolton.
Ryan had it ready 😁
That movie represents 100% of my worldly knowledge about Mr.Bolton! 😅
Always a great night with the squares!
Schizo- Venom
Fire on High- Electric Light Orchestra
Sole Survivor- Asia
That Was Me- Blue Öyster Cult
Games Without Frontiers- Peter Gabriel
Home by the Sea- Genesis
Fire on High got stuck in my head for years and I couldn't place what it was.
@@mahogany174 I hate when that happens! Bev Bevan’s drum fills in that song are permanently imprinted in my brain.
Vintage Caravan is AMAZING!!!!! BUTCH!!! You're gonna love these guys!
When I was in 7th grade I took karate and this guy who always gave me a ride home would argue about that
that song, "I would really love to see you tonight", about that exact line I'm not talking about movin' in. We came up with dozens of answers for what he actually sang. Finally after weeks of guessing he actually discovered the actual lyrics, it was like an
epiphany for us. LOL. Nowadays you just google it, but in 1974 that was not an option.
Kylie Minogue: can"t get you out of my head should be here on this list
Annnnnd now it’s in my head 😂
crap i heard this immediately after i read this comment lol
Most appropriately named song ever LMAO
As usual, thanks for the great show. Also, hearing Pete talk about The Vintage Caravan made me wonder why Stoner Rock doesn't get more love on this show.
Agreed
Pete...please consider having as a guest Niamh the Prog Nerd....she is very insightful and entertaining,..she is very young buts knows her Prog and is also studying music production at a University this fall....she is pleasant and can talk about many styles of music, she luvs metal too, she is a big fan of Sea of Tranquility .....Alright Peace
I concur. Just started watching her vids. She'd be a great panelist for In the Prog Seat.
So is this the “ear worm” thread?
Bloody Well Right Supertramp was stuck in my head the other day.
One from my childhood which rears it head now and then is the Monkees theme tune
Who Are You by the Who
1. Love Gun- Kiss
2. Maxwell’s Silver Hammer/ Piggies- Beatles
3. I Can Hear Music- Larry Lurex (aka Freddie Mercury)- a rare Phil Spector/ Beach boys pastiche (like the later Funny How Love Is on Queen II).
Also , as I am listening to The White Stripes Greatest Hits on repeat, The Big Three Killed my Baby keeps playing in my head at the moment.
Why are there that many dislikes? I don't get it. Really cool show. One that always comes to my head is "B*tch" from the Rolling Stones.
This is a cool category. I, like pretty much everyone on the planet who is into music, definitely can relate to the idea of the show. My first three songs (more, but I will go with my first three that popped into my head), came quickly, and needed no thought to say, "yup".
1. Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty
2. Nights Are Forever - England Dan and John Ford Coley
3. Tramontane - Foreigner.
Two "honorable mentions
4. Feels Like The First Time - Foreigner
Number 5 is actually a group of songs, but they will forever be lumped together as "one tune". I can never listen to the following songs out of order, nor can I listen to just one. They will always be played on cd (or my digital player for my car) in the order they exist on the album.
5. The Turn of a Friendly Card: The Turn of a Friendly Card, Pt. 1, The Turn of a Friendly Card: Snake Eyes, The Turn of a Friendly Card: The Ace of Swords, The Turn of a Friendly Card: Nothing Left to Lose, The Turn of a Friendly Card: The Turn of a Friendly Card, Pt. 2.
Love Butchs Evel Knievel shirt!!! Great show!
I love this channel, learn something new everyday. I checked out Vintage Caravan, fantastic... Love the videos too, been to Iceland twice, the most amazing place on this earth.
Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty, great song, that sax part is immortal, Ride Like the Wind - Christopher Cross, Sailing- Christopher Cross, 50 Way to Leave your Lover - Paul Simon. Just put them on a loop.
Hell yes on Baker Street...that sax line...and that solo...been burned in my brain since it came out in the late seventies.
I sometimes still can't believe it's the same guy that did Stuck in the Middle with You, from Steelers Wheel which I used to think was a George Harrison song.
@@tomfisher2103 oh yeah forgot about that tune.
Reading the title, the first song I thought of was ELO's "Can't Get It Out Of My Head", and now I literally can't.
Some songs that have been swirling around in my head (as of late):
Karmina - You for Christmas (Wrong time of the year, perhaps, but it's so heavenly)
KISS - What Makes The World Go 'Round (my fav from Unmasked)
XTC - The Mayor of Simpleton
The Band Perry - If I Die Young
Soulsister - The Way to Your Heart
Londonbeat - You Bring on the Sun
St. Vincent - Pay Your Way in Pain
Japanese Breakfast - Be Sweet
PREP - Turn the Music Up
Yola - Diamond Studded Shoes
The last few are new songs that most here probably won't know about. I've been hearing, and digging these quite a bit, so naturally, they've been in my head a lot. Other than things of this ilk, it's mostly classical music swimming around in my brain.
Great list of tracks!
@@SomeSong2 Appreciate that! 👍
I'm a day late watching, but had to laugh when Butch recalled the HVS drinking game near the end based on our Facebook convo ... funnily enough the 4th name he forgot was ... EDWARD!!! Lol Next time you guys have a full house, the game is on!!
While I'm here, the three songs that I can't get out of my head lately are: 1) Billion Dollar Babies by Alice 2) Goodbye Stranger by Supertramp and 3) Quit Waking Me Up from the new Cheap Trick record (although Pete's pick Here's Looking At You is no slouch).
Rainbow -- "Man On The Silver Mountain." Goes through my brain about 3 times a week.
Stopped by a friend's house two days ago, he had Air Supply on the CD player. On the drive home the Dead Kennedy's "Stealin' People's Mail" was stuck in my head. Also in my head a lot: Pirates Of The Mississippi -- "Feed Jake."
Songs stuck in my head:
Borknagar- Up North
Blue Öyster Cult- Astronomy
Dire Straits- Where do you think you're going?
Manilla Road- Necropolis
Judas Priest- One shot of glory
Black Sabbath- Heaven and Hell
Angel Witch- Angel Witch
Friggin Crazy Train man. "All aboard....hahahahaha"
Try to get THAT song out your head!
One corny 80s song that once haunted me in my head a whole night so I couldn't sleep - The Proclaimers, 500 Miles.
Huge Tom Johnston fan hear but just can’t stop listening to MMs
It keeps you running
Takin it to the streets
And bean on a huge
Everything SWEET diet lately
YESYERDAYS RAIN
3 squatters in my brain: Deep Purple, "Highway Star"; Joe Walsh, "Welcome to the Club"; Phish, "Brother"
Michael Bolton did opened for Ozzy in the Bark at the Moon tour. Saw it August 4, 1984 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
A finger of fudge is just enough
To give your kids a treat
A finger of fudge is just enough
Until it's time to eat
It's full of Csdburys goodness
And very small and neat
A finger of fudge is just enough
To give your kids a treat
I worked in an office for a year where the purchase ledger controller would whistle this tune at least 5 times an hour.
It stuck in my head for many an age and was the reason why I never ever ever worked in an office again!!!
You need to do round two of this topic Pete with only pop songs. Come on, even metal heads have pop song favs from over the years. Don’t be afraid to admit you liked a Barry Manilow song...haha😁
Witch Cross, "Rocking the Night Away" and Mercyful Fate, "Evil" and Thin Lizzy, "Dear Lord."
England Dan & John Ford Coley were produced by Kyle Lehning who went to my college (many years before me) but came back for a masterclass. GREAT song!
"Premonition" by Survivor is a classic. In my opinion, their best album top to bottom.
Sydney..you always look great! AND healthy! LOL
My band used to play "Over My Head" back in the late 1980's. MONSTER song and a very memorable riff!
These songs have been in my head a lot lately.
"Condition Human" - Queensryche
"Beat Of a Heart" - Scandal
"I'm So Glad" - Cream
Honorable mention:
"Falling Off the Edge of the World" - Black Sabbath
The three albums I have been listening to:
"Spectres" - Blue Oyster Cult
"Casino" - Al Di Meola
"Live at Jimmy's" - Maynard Ferguson
Steppenwolf - for ladies only
CCR - Lodi
Pink Floyd - Vera
Just to name a few. Awesome show y'all.
Okay, Three albums that fit the same category:
1. Empire - Queensryche.
2. Gaudi - Alan Parsons Project
3. The Collection - Ultravox (One of the best greatest hits albums in my opinion). Midge Ure brought something to Ultravox that made them one of the greatest New Wave/Rock bands of the 1980s.
Check out Funkadelic live 9/12/1971 from Michigan released in 1996...Eddie Hazel on lead guitar kills it on “Maggot Brain” Even Jimi Hendrix would be proud of that one !!!
I agree "Everybody's Crazy" from Michael Bolton is a better song than Fools Game. I remember first hearing it on Beavis and Butthead.
"Omg it's Michael Bolton!" -Beavis
Butch for the win. Showing some P-FUNK love.
Turn the cross upside down is a hypnotic heavy metal evil masterpiece! I've loved it for decades!
Picked up sweets sweet FA recently - couldnt get the the title track chorus outa my head for a week - singing it in work to my self - the cd has all the singles on it too - the fact rock n roll disgace was only a B side is amazing - what a gr8 song - props to ryans GBH shirt
You didn’t come down with yesterdays rain
Just give us a wink
@@davoshaunessy7481 No you dont !!!
I'm a hunter
Searching for love
On these lonely streets again
I'm the hunter
Searching for things
That I might never find again
Dokken the hunter for sure! Always loved the video as well.
Three random ones for me:
Songs: "Moonchild" by Iron Maiden, "Let Your Love Flow" by The Bellamy Brothers, and "Closer To The Heart" by Rush.
Albums: "Mirrors" by Blue Oyster Cult, "An Emotional Fish" by An Emotional Fish, and "October" by U2.
I'm a big fan of eighties pop though, so there's lots of those, too. Lastly, "The Hunter" is my favorite Dokken song, too, Syd.
The Hunter by Dokken is MY favorite too.
for the last 30 years, i wake up every morning with killer queen in my head. it's a good song but i wish they had never recorded it.
I can see Chris Alo playing Flounder from Animal House! 😀
Stephen Furst
Absolutely!!!!!
Ryan, OZ is actually from Finland. They are active mostly in Sweden nowadays, as the members have moved there in the early 80s
I was just about to make that same correction. Glad that you already did!
Yep i realized after the show was over i said the wrong country. I was thinking about the cover of Fire in the Brain since that’s Quorthon’s arm (from Bathory) and HE’S Swedish so my mind swapped everything around 😅
OH Mickey Your So Fine > Your So Fine You Blow My Mind > HEY MICKEY > HEY MICKEY!!!! Stuck in my Head since 1982!!!
Oh God! That one is really difficult to move once it's in there!
Wow!! It was fun listening to all of your picks!! My picks are the new Cheap Trick ‘ In Another World ‘ CD and the song, ‘ Here Comes the Summer ‘ plays in my head constantly!! I’ve be listening to, Chevelle ‘ Niratias’ Evanescence ‘ The Bitter Truth ‘, Halestorm ‘ 10th Anniversary LP/CD , Muse ‘ The Second Law ‘, Immortal Guardian ‘Psychosomatic’, Liquid Tension Experience 3 , Praying Mathis ‘ Time Tells No Lies ‘ , “Gravity”and others . I’ve been doing my own music and it’s in my head too!! 🎤🎸🎵🥁
"Bird of Prey" (Uriah Heep)
"Doom Boy" (The Dirty Nil)
"The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)" (The Doors)
Current album spinning...
The Battle at Garden's Gate (Greta Van Fleet)
FINALLY PETE. Welcome. King's X is the GOAT!
Lorelei- Styx
Whole Lotta Love- Led Zepplin
Brandy- Looking Glass
Chris Alo is worth watching all by himself...Hilarious! 😂😂
Warren Zevon: Werewolves In London
Eagles: Hotel California
Boston: Foreplay/Long Time
Kansas: Dust In the Wind
Supertramp: Give A Little Bit
Dire Straits: Sultans of Swing
Steely Dan: Reelin in the Years
Genesis: That's All
The Cars: Moving in Stereo/ All Mixed Up
Tears For Fears: Head Over Heels
Joe Walsh: Rocky Mountain Way
Plus about 100 more
Just discovered the first Third Eye Blind album and “London” and “Motorcycle Drive By” are on rotation my head constantly now
Just a few ones....
Metal Church "Gods of wrath"
Loudness "Crazy night"
Anthem "Gypsy ways"
Queensryche "Silent lucidity"
Night Ranger "Dont tell me you love me"
Q5 "Steel the light"
Jefferson Starship "Jane"
Blue Oyster Cult "Astronomy"
Sisters of mercy "More" co-written by Jim Steinman
Steel the Light is a definite earworm.
M.Z.A.!!!
I saw Survivor open for Bryan Adams in 1985. I was surprised how good they were!
I love a few Eddie Money songs, but I hate Take Me Home Tonight, lol.
Ryan - I celebrate his entire catalog....HAHAHA!
KING'S X FTW!!!!!!!!!!!
RIP Les McKeown of Bay City Rollers fame. Saturday Night forever, brotha!
My 3 songs
Robert Tepper:No easy way out
21 Guns: Marching in time
Heaven's Edge:Come play the game/ my ringtone/
OZ was a great band and Turn the Cross is a massive song!!! What a great pick!!!!!
Sidney, my favorite song off of Rumours is "You Make Lovin' Fun". Christine McVie does not get enough credit for her input into that classic band. My runner-up off of Rumours is "The Chain".
I know. Christine's voice is beautiful. I like Stevie, but I love Christine.
Albums: Kansas - Absence of Presence; Yes - Yessongs; Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons and Flower Kings - Islands
There is a song on the Vital Signs record called “It’s The Singer Not The Song” that showcases Frankie Sullivan’s guitar playing … WOW that dude can play!
Thanks to Pete’s ranking of the Fleetwood Mac albums, I’ve recently been introduced, and playing the heck out of, Mystery To Me and Bare Trees.
Thanks SoT!
Great show guys!
I cant get her out of my head. ELO
In My Dreams, Dokken, yes Sydney!
Raindrops keep falling on my head, I sing that daily, damned
This song just popped in my head a couple of days ago "Devil With The Blue Dress On" by Mitch Ryder And The Detroit Wheels the other two are " Zombie" by The Cranberries and " This Is My Hell" by Ashes Of Ares
Great show.Oz is a Finnish band.They recorded in Sweden.🇫🇮
Went down a Yachtrock rabbithole about 2mos ago trying to find some deeper cuts that aren't the now standards. I still have these awesome songs in my head:
George Benson - Lady Love Me
Byrne and Barnes - Right Through the Heart
Maxus - Nobody's Business
Pages - OCOE (Check out their The Sailor's Song -- Proggy)
Larsen Feiten Band - Who'll Be the Fool Tonight
State Cows - I Got the Message
And now my favorite Yacht Rock Song of all time ..
Nielsen Pearson - Hasty Heart