Norman Darlo
#11 Lynyrd Skynyrd – Free Bird
I can't really remember hearing "Free Bird" as a child, but I fell in love with the song when I watched "Outside Providence." This power ballad is a great example of a song that was composed in stages. Considered Lynyrd Skynyrd's signature song, it was a bit unsure at first if they would ever record it. I think a lot of people are glad they pulled it together!
Blue Sailor#12 Billy Joel – Piano Man
Howard Faxon#13 Three Dog Night – Mama told me not to come
"Mama told me not to come: that ain't the way to have fun, son!" —Or is it??!
This great band chalked up no fewer than 21 Top 40 hits between 1969 and 1975, and this has got to be one of their best!
#14 David Geddes – Run Joey Run (with lyrics)
I remember this song from 1976 when I was 11 when a girl brought the record to class, and the whole class listened to music. I thought the song was kind of controversial and extreme back then, but worse things are happening today between couples.
Fifi Leigh#15 The rolling stones, Sympathy for the devil
The Rolling after the conclusion of their tour of European lands len 1973, the group got into the recording of their next album. To do this, they moved in mid-November to Musicland Studios in Munich, Germany. The production was run by Jagger and Richards (under the pseudonym of "The Glimmer Twins"), but it was in Jagger who relied the creative direction of the material, due to the physical state of Richards, and the problems of drug addiction of his Producer Jimmy Miller. His new work called It's Only Rock'n'Roll was released on October 18, 1974 accompanied by "Is not Too Proud to Beg". The album counted with the participation of the guitarist of Faces Ronnie Wood in the subject that gives its name to the disc.
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