Whose music could you listen to until your 103?

[Gardenlover]

Mine you ask? Why I will be happy to share.

Elton John
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Rolling Stones
CCR

And many more

 

[IKE]

103 ??.....heck I'm just hoping that I make it to 76 next month.

 

[asp3]

Seconding Elton John (through Captain Fantastic)
The Beatles (Entire catalog)
Alice Cooper (Love it to Death through Muscle of Love)
Devo (through New Traditonalists)
Suzanne Vega (Entire catalog)
The New Pornographers (Entire catalog)

Plus a bunch of obscure artists and bands who only released one to three albums that I love and will continue to listen to for the 35 years until I hit 103.

 

[Naturally]

I'll stream whatever they're play on KPUP community radio out of Patagonia, Arizona.
Outside of that, I have over 7K songs stored on thumb drives that I play in my automobiles.
Might take til 103 to hear them all again.

 

[OneEyedDiva]

So many including:
Michael E
Maze f/Frankie Beverly
Mandrill
The Whispers
Luther Vandross
Marvin Gaye
Jesse Gold
and my own.

 

[horseless carriage]

 

[hollydolly]

Loads...

Mavericks
Neil Diamond
Fairport Convention
Bee Gees (except the late 70's stuff)
Four Tops
George Harrison
Glen campbell
Paul Simon
Everly Brothers

..more

 

[robin416]

Queen.

I thought we only got to choose one but dang those lists above mine are also a lineup I would turn the radio up for. side note: they don't play enough CCR.

 

[bobcat]

Earth, Wind, and Fire
Fleetwood Mac
Smokey Robinson
Julie London
Temptations
Delbert McClinton
James Hunter
Doobie Brothers
(Many more)

 

[Pinky]

Otis Redding
Sam Cooke
Aretha Franklin
Marvin Gaye
Etta James
Wilson Pickett
.. and many more ..

 

[Lewkat]

Glenn Miller
Artie Shaw
All of George Gerswhins music.

 

[Paladin1950]

Beatles
Rolling Stones
The Animals
Beach Boys
Elvis Presley
Buddy Holly
Harry Chapin
Dusty Springfield
Doo Wop music
Motown
Peter, Paul, and Mary
50's and 60's American Folk Music

 

[OldFeller]

Music of the late 50s, the 60s, the 70s, some 80s, some 90s, some 2000's.
Lively classical.
Cool jazz
A few country songs (mostly older ones - newer country songs are fewer)
YouTube reminds me of some of the one hit wonders I have forgotten about.

I like variety.

 

[IrishEyes]

I have many moods so I have many choices to fit my moods.
I also range in genres too.
But my main music love will always be Cat Stevens.

 

[MACKTEXAS]

Music of the late 50s, the 60s, the 70s, some 80s, some 90s, some 2000's.
Lively classical.
Cool jazz
A few country songs (mostly older ones - newer country songs are fewer)
YouTube reminds me of some of the one hit wonders I have forgotten about.

I like variety.

Same here. I can't think of any performer I'd like to hear more than the rest, all of the time. It's highly dependent on my mood, which changes all the time.

 

[OldFeller]

Same here. I can't think of any performer I'd like to hear more than the rest, all of the time. It's highly dependent on my mood, which changes all the time.

When I was high school age, the only way we got music was albums or the radio. So with albums, we tended to have favorites. The Greatest Hits albums were great.

But today with streaming digital media, it broadens our exposure and breaks the boundaries of single performers.

 

[MarkinPhx]

Pink Floyd

There are others but I find Pink Floyd's work to be timeless.

 

[Lara]

Billy Joel
Simon & Garfunkel (Dangling Conversation) (For Emily)
Neil Young (Harvest Moon)
Beatles
Elvis
Eagles
Jimmy Buffet
Neil Diamond
James Taylor
Norah Jones
Beach Boys (Kokomo)
Booker T. & the M.G's (Green Onions)
Procol Harum (A Whiter Shade of Pale)
Bread ( IF )
Joe Cocker (You are so Beautiful)
Don McLean (Vincent)
John Denver (Today)
Jim Croce (Photographs & Memories)
Tim McGraw (Humble and Kind)
Dan Folgerberg (Longer)
Carol King
Cat Stevens
Bob Dylan (Blowin' in the Wind...with harmonica)
Sting (Fields of Gold)
Crosby, Stills, and Nash (Helplessly Hoping)
Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers (Islands in the Stream)

 

[JBR]

I'm guessing, but I could probably enjoy many different sorts of music. Like certain recordings of pop, or progressive rock, R&B, jazz, jazz-rock... and then some "ethnic" styles. But very probably certain orchestral pieces of the Baroque, Classical, or Romantic era (19th century) music. And also including orchestral compositions from the 20th century that grew out of the Romantic, like some of those by Ralph Vaughan Williams.