Hi! Loved a lot of the ones everyone's mentioned but the one that's constantly on my mind is Annie Haslam of the Renaissance. Especially in the song "Carpet of the Sun". She has a clear, ringing voice and just nails that higher register effortlessly.

You Really Got A Hold On Me - The Beatles

Haha, maybe this'll be the "Girard Street" (Chinatown) section of the LZ forum. (so sorry!) Anyways, regards to ya!

Hi, EL! Yes, it's truly wonderful to have some downtime and good laughs with an old trustworthy friend. BTW (different thread, sorry! ) I liked what you said re: state of grace the other week.

Oh hi, Glicine! I'm a Chinese American, -- an "ABC"--An American Born Chinese. 1st generation. Yet another acronym, for the text. lol. But this one's old. Greetings!

Voices In The Sky - Moody Blues

Hey thanks, Patrycja! Sounds truly awe inspiring! I highlighted my favorites from your set list. Do you remember on his first album (I think) a song called "Teacher"? It brings back memories, too. Also, Judy Collins covered a song of his called "Dress Rehearsal Rag" on her album In My Life. Do you remember it? Well, here's to you...

Hi, HopMountainMisty! Welcome to the forum! I like the way you switched the order in your screen name! BTW, were you at the summer Olympic closing ceremonies, by any chance? Again, welcome!

Across The Universe - Beatles

Takamba - Robert Plant & The Strange Sensation

Hold On I'm Coming - Sam & Dave

adroit

Hi, Patrycja! Did Leonard Cohen do a lovely, haunting song called Famous Blue Raincoat? I have it on his "Best of Leonard Cohen" CD. Good to hear that he's in tip top form. Sounds like you had a great time at the concert. I'm glad.

Psychodelic Furs, The

Come On Down To My Boat - Every Mother's Son

No, not necessarily, el mago, let's see... community garden

cultivate

and a shining new planet, known as...Earth

Now And Zen - Robert Plant

Yes

Always depends on my mood...right now, they are: Southbound Saurez All My Love I'm Gonna Crawl

Led Zeppelin

Waylon Jennings

John Barleycorn Must Die - Traffic

It's been a long time, lol, but it was fun! Robert Plant & Alison Krauss at the WaMu Theatre in Madison Square Garden on June 10, 2008.