I called this Top 10 Songs, but most of these people wrote too many great ones and it's too hard to pick just one, so it's actually Top 20 songs. But you could put as many as you want. You can put less than 10 if you want to.
Free Man in Paris, Both Sides Now. .. Joni Mitchell
Kimberly, Distant Fingers.. Patti Smith
On Broadway, We Gotta Get Out of This Place.... Cynthia Weil
White Rabbit, Somebody to Love.... Grace Slick
Pleasant Valley Sunday, It's Too Late... Carole King
I Can Hear Music, Baby I Love You... Ellie Greenwich
At Seventeen... Janis Ian
Running Up That Hill, The Dreaming.... Kate Bush
Stoney End, Stoned Soul Picnic... Laura Nyro
Look What They Done To My Song, Ma... Melanie
Kosmic Blues.... Janis Joplin
That's the Way I've Always Heard it Should Be, We Have No Secrets... Carly Simon
Melanie - Beautiful People
Jenny Beeching - Whiskey and Brandy
Kate Bush - Running up that Hill
Janis Ian - At Seventeen
Carly Simon - Youโre so vain
Joni Mitchel - Woodstock
Jane Brody - Every Dream Is of You
Carol King - Itโs too late
Brenda Kahn - Grout
Joan Baez - Diamonds and Rust _________________ When the stewardess is near do not show any fear.
Melanie - Beautiful People
Jenny Beeching - Whiskey and Brandy
Kate Bush - Running up that Hill
Janis Ian - At Seventeen
Carly Simon - Youโre so vain
Joni Mitchel - Woodstock
Jane Brody - Every Dream Is of You
Carol King - Itโs too late
Brenda Kahn - Grout
Joan Baez - Diamonds and Rust
You are awesome. It's not just everybody who knows what a good song is. But you do. ๐๐
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1. Joni Mitchell - Both Sides Now (honorable mention to Big Yellow Taxi)
2. Carole King - Another Pleasant Valley Sunday (honorable mention to It's Too Late)
3. Stevie Nicks - Silver Spring (honorable mention to Landslide, Gold Dust Woman, Rhiannon, The Chain, and Has Anybody Ever Written Anything For You)
4. Grace Slick (with Pete Sears) - Play on Love (honorable mention to Lather)
5. Ann Wilson - Barracuda
6. Crissy Hynde - Middle of the Road
7. Florence Welch - Ship to Wreck
8. Diane Birch - Nothing But a Miracle
9. Loreena McKennitt - The Mummer's Dance
10. Billie Holiday - Stormy Blues
sorry, I can't stop... goin' for 15
11. Carly Simon - The Way I Always Heard it Should Be
12. Janis Joplin - One Good Man (honorable mention to Kozmic Blues
13. KT Tunstall - Black Horse and a Cherry Tree
14. Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time
15. Roberta Flack - Where is the Love
1. Joni Mitchell - Both Sides Now (honorable mention to Big Yellow Taxi)
2. Carole King - Another Pleasant Valley Sunday (honorable mention to It's Too Late)
3. Stevie Nicks - Silver Spring (honorable mention to Landslide, Gold Dust Woman, Rhiannon, The Chain, and Has Anybody Ever Written Anything For You)
4. Grace Slick (with Pete Sears) - Play on Love (honorable mention to Lather)
5. Ann Wilson - Barracuda
6. Crissy Hynde - Middle of the Road
7. Florence Welch - Ship to Wreck
8. Diane Birch - Nothing But a Miracle
9. Loreena McKennitt - The Mummer's Dance
10. Billie Holiday - Stormy Blues
sorry, I can't stop... goin' for 15
11. Carly Simon - The Way I Always Heard it Should Be
12. Janis Joplin - One Good Man (honorable mention to Kozmic Blues
13. KT Tunstall - Black Horse and a Cherry Tree
14. Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time
15. Roberta Flack - Where is the Love
Awesome. I wish I would have remembered Chrissie Hynde. I would have picked Back on the Chain Gang and Mystery Achievement.
Suprised no one has mentioned โWuthering Heightsโ by Kate Bush. One of the best songs ever made IMHO.
Agree. I considered it but I chose running up that hill and the dreaming instead. Only because I like them better. But Wuthering Heights is just as good.
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