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A lot of the songs listed are great. I came across the song "you belong to me" by Patsy Cline definitely worth a listen.
In the late 50’s and 60’s my all time favourite singer was Cliff Richard , loved all his songs and much later in the late 80’s Cliff came to Toombul shopping centre on Brisbane’s Northside , it was pouring rain , but I was determined to see Cliff . I told my kids what I have been up to , I’m not sure if the believed me or not.
Later on I loved most of the 70’s and 80’s pop music like the Rolling Stones and later my all time favourite band is the Eagles and of course Hotel California as the favourite song . Glenn Fry was my favorite in the band , so sad he passed away in 2016, way too young.
Later on I loved most of the 70’s and 80’s pop music like the Rolling Stones and later my all time favourite band is the Eagles and of course Hotel California as the favourite song . Glenn Fry was my favorite in the band , so sad he passed away in 2016, way too young.
I just love the Bee Gees. More than a woman and How deep is your love
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Running Bear by Johnny Preston, Anthem by Ball and Boe, Brothers in Arms by Ball and Boe in fact just about anything Ball and Boe have recorded. 
Come in from the Rain… either Melissa Manchester ( who wrote it) or the Captain and Tenielle. Perfect for a good friend.
I find a lot of pop and country/western songs enjoyable.
However you asked for absolute favourites. I would have to nominate two for differing reasons.
On a personal basis from memories:
"Lara's Theme from Doctor Zhivago"
From fond memories of an elderly retired English bank manager, a gentle instrumental:
"Elizabethan Serenade"
To him this was the ultimate at the end of listening to music.
For him this was time to end all (and usually head for bed)
However you asked for absolute favourites. I would have to nominate two for differing reasons.
On a personal basis from memories:
"Lara's Theme from Doctor Zhivago"
From fond memories of an elderly retired English bank manager, a gentle instrumental:
"Elizabethan Serenade"
To him this was the ultimate at the end of listening to music.
For him this was time to end all (and usually head for bed)
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I love I can't make you love me by Bonnie Raitt (US) Touch of Paradise by Ross Wilson, John Farnham version of Beales Help (live at Myer Music Bowl where audience sings chorus) Ross Wilson Bed of Nails, anthing by Missy Higgins and Tina Arena. Knockout voices!
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You’ll Never Walk Alone by Gerry and the Pacemakers. Absolutely have loved this song since the sixties.
Ricky Mays version of it’s a wonderful world, people may have forgotten him but he had a very special voice.What's your favourite song?
Members, I need your help building the best playlist! I'm planning to see some live music this weekend, but the venue is about 3 hours away from my home. To keep everyone in a good mood, I'm thinking of making a lovely playlist with the songs that YOU suggested. So, what's your favourite song of all time? Something that makes you happy when you hear it playing on the radio?
If you'd like to share your weekend plans with us, feel free to do so in the comments too!
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