High Tide and Green Grass- The Outlaws
Heroin - Lou Reed / Velvet Underground

I'm just going with the title Marc Bolan gave it. Why do you hate Marc Bolan?

Song sucks anyway, who cares?

I agree it's far from their best song but most of their other amazing songs probably wouldn't get many votes bc most people just don't understand how much ass T Rex kicks.

Long Cool Woman - The Hollies

the velvet underground is not classic rock you ninnies.

It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll - acdc

they are as classic rock as joy division

VU is borderline but I'd let them in. Joy Division definitely not. Not close.

Some Blues Rock

George Thorogood & the Destroyers- Bad to the Bone

or his version of John Lee Hooker's- House Rent Blues.

Stevie Ray Vaughan- Pride and Joy

The Beatles/Eric Clapton - While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Allman Brothers - Ramblin Man
David Bowie - Modern Love
Supertramp - The Logical Song
Supertramp - Breakfast in America

FREE BIRD- Lynyrd Skynyrd

+1

Just What I Needed - The Cars
Fool For The City - Foghat
Hypnotize - Fleetwood Mac
Listen To Her Heart - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

Jefferson Airplane- White Rabbit

White Room - Cream
The Joker - Steve Miller Band
Hush - Deep Purple
Casey Jones - Grateful Dead

fy band

I am a huge Marshall Tucker Band fan, so while I'm not sure if they belong, I'm going to nominate

Can't You See - Marshall Tucker Band

Which is probably their best known song, while not my favorite, which would be "This Ol' Cowboy".

Rocky Mountain Way - Joe Walsh

Great song, counts as classic rock imo.

Back in the Saddle - Aerosmith

Man, I'm really pumped for this. Probably gonna put me back on a major classic rock kick for awhile

which is to say not at all.

fsoyars,

when was the last time you heard a vu song on a cr station? I mean, Lou reed yes, not vu.

Man, it's crazy how much better early Aerosmith is than 90's an on. Their songs went from awesome to ****ing horrible.

I agree...Been an Aerosmith fan from day 1 and love the early stuff. I always look forward to a new release though, hoping they capture that early fire and have been sadly disappoionted for a long time. Maybe this year?

Well, I don't listen to the radio but if they aren't played on classic rock stations I'd attribute that more to the fact that they were never really a commercially popular band. Anyway, someone in the old thread said that GnR was classic rock bc they heard it on classic rock stations and GnR is clearly not classic rock. So, I don't think what classic rock stations play should be our standard.

Anyway, I think bands that are kind of borderline like Velvet Underground, T Rex, David Bowie, Roxy Music, etc., embody the spirit of classic rock and should be included even though they may not technically be classic rock. But at the same time, I don't really care and this would still be a good pool of songs if that type of stuff is ixnayed.

Rock around the Clock - Bill Haley and his Comets