I need some love songs

[SuitedSixes]

Beautiful In My Eyes - Joshua Kadison
Crazy Love - Brian McKnight or Van Morrison
If I Ever Fall - Shai (old school, but essential)
True Companion - Marc Cohn
Something in the Way She Moves - James Taylor
F*ck Her Gently - Tenacious D
Medium Pace - Adam Sandler
When You Say Nothing At All - Ronan Keating
In Your Eyes - Peter Gabriel (although there are about 2-3 covers of this song that are just as good, if not better. Pat McGee has one, Jeffrey Gaines also has one).
When I See You Smile - John Waite (Uncle Sam and Keb' Mo' both have good covers of this one, too)

[nothumb]

Okay, this thread could end with Al Green, but it also needs a little "Lovely Day" by Bill Withers.

NT

[M2d]

The three that must be on any mix cd for a gf (you may not like them, but 99% of all females do):
Always-Atlantic Starr
Tender Love-Force MDs
I Need Love-LL Cool J
also:
Forever-Kool and the Gang

Stay away from:
Me and Mrs. Jones-Billy Paul
All Cried Out-Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam
As We Lay-Shirly Murdock
Super Woman-Karen White
How Could an Angel Break My Heart-Tomi Braxton

we (males) just hear the tempo and think "slow jam=love song". females actually listen to the words.

[jdl22]

Bob Marley - Turn your lights down low is certainly a song I'm adding to the cd I make (we're not very creative are we?)

[Duke]

Eric Clapton -- Wonderful Tonight
Chris Deburg -- Lady in Red
Namie Amuro -- Can you celebrate?
Lionel Richie -- Hello
Beatles -- I should have known better
The Platters -- Earth Angel
Van Morrison -- Brown Eyed Girl
Any Version -- Heaven (dancing cheek to cheek)
Elton John -- Your Song
The Cure -- Friday I'm in love
Billy Joel -- Just the way you are

And whatever you do, I think you have to end it with:

Billy Joel -- Lullabye

~D

[zephed56]

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WONDERFUL TONIGHT

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[B00T]

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Lonestar- Amazed

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Winner

My personl choice...Glory Of Love - Peter Cetera


Also check out some crap from Chicago.

[Edge34]

I have no freaking idea how I left off Amazed. This is absolutely necessary, no matter what.

Also, if she's into country at all, Tracy Byrd's "Keeper Of The Stars" may even be better. Screw that - it IS better.

[turnipmonster]

some really cheesy suggestions in this thread. wonderful tonight? c'mon, people.

The Way You Look Tonight - Frank Sinatra
My Romance - Ella Fitzgerald
The Very Thought Of You - Natalie Cole
Our Love is Here to Stay - Billie Holiday
It's Only a Paper Moon - Nat King Cole
The Nearness of You - Norah Jones
--turnipmonster

[cnfuzzd]

"at last" etta james(i think) end of thread.

peace

john nickle