Atlanta Rhythm Section - Do it or Die (live)

Another great band of the 70s/80s... I usually play this song whenever I'm down. It always keep my spirit high and raring to go again.

James Taylor - If I Keep My Heart Out Of Sight

The first time I heard this song,instantly it became one of my favorite songs of JT...

James Taylor - Long Ago and Far Away (First Performance)

This is JT's first time he sang "Long Ago and Far Away". He doesn't even have a title yet when he played this song.

Dave Gruisin - Friends and Strangers

I was looking for the video of Friends and Strangers with Sadao Watanabe, it's a concert of Dave Gruisin in Japan. This is the closest I can get...

Romeo's Tune - Steve Forbert 1979

To my friend Romy, whom I know since 1969 when we are in Kindergarten and today is his birthday...

Joe Jackson - You can't get what you want

I like a comment made by one in youtube, it goes "although hes soooo awkward on stage hes an amazing singer". lol

But really, he's good and I love the horn blowing of this song. Enjoy

John Williams - Cavatina (Live)

WIKIPEDIA

"Cavatina" is a classical guitar piece by Stanley Myers and is most famous as the theme from The Deer Hunter.

The piece had been recorded by classical guitarist John Williams, long before the film that made it famous. It had originally been written for piano but at Williams' invitation, Myers re-wrote it for guitar and expanded it. After this transformation, it was first used for the film, The Walking Stick (1970). In 1973, Cleo Laine wrote lyrics and recorded the song as "He Was Beautiful" accompanied by John Williams.

Following the release of The Deer Hunter in 1978, Williams' instrumental version of "Cavatina" became a UK Top 20 hit. Two other versions also made the Top 20 the same year - another instrumental recording by The Shadows, with an electric guitar played by Hank Marvin (#9 in the UK singles charts); and a vocal version (using Cleo Laine's lyrics) by Iris Williams.

The song was also recorded by Paul Potts on his debut album, One Chance. There is a gospel version set to Cavatina called "Beautiful" the author is Billy Evmur and it appears in the "Dove On A Distant Oak Tree" collection. Another vocal version with different lyrics was recorded by Vince Hill (released on the compilation The Ember Records Story Vol. 2 - 1960-1979).