What are some of your favorite epic rock and roll songs?

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My favorites include "Stairway to Heaven", "In My Time of Dying", and "Kashmir", by Led Zeppelin, "Free Bird", by Lynyrd Skynyrd, "Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding", by Elton John, and the full version of "Roundabout" and "Close To The Edge", by Yes.
 
Not all popular but good
Carocellambra Led Zepplin
Spirit in the Sky Norman Greenbaum
Low Spark og High Heeled Boys Traffic
Like a Hurricane Neal Young
Dont Drink the Water DMB
Ballad of John Henry Joe Bonnamassa
Im Going Home Ten Years After
Knights in White Satin Moodys
When the Levee Breaks Zep
Karne Evil 9 ELP
Innagoddadavida Iron Butterfly
Set Me Free Why Dontcha Babe Vanilla Fudge
Bridge of Sighs Robin Trower
Dont Fear the Reaper BOC & cowbell
How Many More Times Zep
In the Evening Zep
Wont Get Fooled Again, Baba OReilly Who
Crossroads Cream
Solsbury Hill Peter Gabriel
In Your Eyes PG
The Revealing Science of God Yes (side 1 Tales From Topigraphic Oceans)
Locamotive Breath, Teacher, Life's a Long Song Jethro Tull
Cant You Hear Me Knocking Stones
Calling Elvis, Brothers in Arms Dire Straits
The Safety Dance Men in Hats
Overkill Men At Work
The Dead Heart Midnight Oil
I Love Rock n Roll Joan Jett and the Bkackhearts
American Girl, You Wrecked Me, Even the Losers Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
With a Little Help from My Friends Joe Cocker
Stranger in a Strange Land Leon Russell
Heart Full of Soul Yardbirds
Slow Turning John Hyatt
Cobrastyle the Teddybears featuring Mad Cobra
Youve Lost that Loving Feeling Righteous Brothers
We Belong Pat Benetar
Mississippi Queen Mountain
Walk Away James Gang
Paranoid Black Sabbath
Thunderstruck ACDC, Steve n Seagulls or 2Cellos three very differents takes on a killer song
Mombassa 2Cellos
Becks Bolero Jeff Beck (featuring Keith Moon and Jimmy Page among others)
Layla Derrick and the Dominos
Whipping Post Allman Brothers
Fat Man in the Bathtub Little Feat
Thats a start
 
Celticguy said:
Not all popular but good
Carocellambra Led Zepplin
Spirit in the Sky Norman Greenbaum
Low Spark og High Heeled Boys Traffic
Like a Hurricane Neal Young
Dont Drink the Water DMB
Ballad of John Henry Joe Bonnamassa
Im Going Home Ten Years After
Knights in White Satin Moodys
When the Levee Breaks Zep
Karne Evil 9 ELP
Innagoddadavida Iron Butterfly
Set Me Free Why Dontcha Babe Vanilla Fudge
Bridge of Sighs Robin Trower
Dont Fear the Reaper BOC & cowbell
How Many More Times Zep
In the Evening Zep
Wont Get Fooled Again, Baba OReilly Who
Crossroads Cream
Solsbury Hill Peter Gabriel
In Your Eyes PG
The Revealing Science of God Yes (side 1 Tales From Topigraphic Oceans)
Locamotive Breath, Teacher, Life's a Long Song Jethro Tull
Cant You Hear Me Knocking Stones
Calling Elvis, Brothers in Arms Dire Straits
The Safety Dance Men in Hats
Overkill Men At Work
The Dead Heart Midnight Oil
I Love Rock n Roll Joan Jett and the Bkackhearts
American Girl, You Wrecked Me, Even the Losers Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
With a Little Help from My Friends Joe Cocker
Stranger in a Strange Land Leon Russell
Heart Full of Soul Yardbirds
Slow Turning John Hyatt
Cobrastyle the Teddybears featuring Mad Cobra
Youve Lost that Loving Feeling Righteous Brothers
We Belong Pat Benetar
Mississippi Queen Mountain
Walk Away James Gang
Paranoid Black Sabbath
Thunderstruck ACDC, Steve n Seagulls or 2Cellos three very differents takes on a killer song
Mombassa 2Cellos
Becks Bolero Jeff Beck (featuring Keith Moon and Jimmy Page among others)
Layla Derrick and the Dominos
Whipping Post Allman Brothers
Fat Man in the Bathtub Little Feat
Thats a start
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Wow, fantastic list. Thank you!
 
Celticguy said:
Not all popular but good
Carocellambra Led Zepplin
Spirit in the Sky Norman Greenbaum
Low Spark og High Heeled Boys Traffic
Like a Hurricane Neal Young
Dont Drink the Water DMB
Ballad of John Henry Joe Bonnamassa
Im Going Home Ten Years After
Knights in White Satin Moodys
When the Levee Breaks Zep
Karne Evil 9 ELP
Innagoddadavida Iron Butterfly
Set Me Free Why Dontcha Babe Vanilla Fudge
Bridge of Sighs Robin Trower
Dont Fear the Reaper BOC & cowbell
How Many More Times Zep
In the Evening Zep
Wont Get Fooled Again, Baba OReilly Who
Crossroads Cream
Solsbury Hill Peter Gabriel
In Your Eyes PG
The Revealing Science of God Yes (side 1 Tales From Topigraphic Oceans)
Locamotive Breath, Teacher, Life's a Long Song Jethro Tull
Cant You Hear Me Knocking Stones
Calling Elvis, Brothers in Arms Dire Straits
The Safety Dance Men in Hats
Overkill Men At Work
The Dead Heart Midnight Oil
I Love Rock n Roll Joan Jett and the Bkackhearts
American Girl, You Wrecked Me, Even the Losers Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
With a Little Help from My Friends Joe Cocker
Stranger in a Strange Land Leon Russell
Heart Full of Soul Yardbirds
Slow Turning John Hyatt
Cobrastyle the Teddybears featuring Mad Cobra
Youve Lost that Loving Feeling Righteous Brothers
We Belong Pat Benetar
Mississippi Queen Mountain
Walk Away James Gang
Paranoid Black Sabbath
Thunderstruck ACDC, Steve n Seagulls or 2Cellos three very differents takes on a killer song
Mombassa 2Cellos
Becks Bolero Jeff Beck (featuring Keith Moon and Jimmy Page among others)
Layla Derrick and the Dominos
Whipping Post Allman Brothers
Fat Man in the Bathtub Little Feat
Thats a start
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Damn dude, you got great taste, love almost all of those......hats-off-salute-smiley-emoticon.gifhats-off-salute-smiley-emoticon.gifhats-off-salute-smiley-emoticon.gif
 
Highland Wedding Steve Morse
Eight Mikes High Leo Kotke (ok he has no business singing but listen to his one track 12 string guitar, i saw him play it live and i cat tell you how its even possible)
 
Peter Green was the man back in 1968. Eric Clapton, B.B King, and Carlos Santana admitted that Pete was a huge influence on them and one of their favorite musicians.

Carlos later covered his Black Magic Woman and turned it into an international hit!

 
Steven VanderMolen said:
Peter Green was fantastic, wasn't he? It's a shame he left Fleetwood Mac as early as he did.
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I would have never heard of him if Dallas hadn't of launched their very first underground FM station here in Dallas and played all of their songs.

It made be backlog and go down and buy their albums.- and buy a new stereo too.

The birth of the FM era was the greatest moment for Rock N' Roll!
 
Geeko Sportivo said:
I would have never heard of him if Dallas hadn't of launched their very first underground FM station here in Dallas and played all of their songs.

It made be backlog and go down and buy their albums.- and buy a new stereo too.

The birth of FM era was the greatest moment for Rock N' Roll!
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Yep, the FM era WAS great. Remember the movie FM from the late 70's? The story line sucked, but the music was great.
 
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