Have you ever thought of the title of any song you could not find and listen to for free on the web?

[NNN0LHI]

Legally. Not downloading them or anything. Just to listen to in real time. Ever had one you could not find and listen to on demand? I haven't.

I can find every one I can ever think of. Never missed yet. Listening to "Dishwalla - Counting Blue Cars", right now. Google it. You can listen to it too.

Anyone ever notice that?

Don

[Mopar151]

1. I've come up with a couple

But my mind is a vast ruin of useless information.

[gimama]

2. Van Morrison's tunes

from Avalon Sunset.. it's been awhile since I tried, tho.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

3. "Saving It All Up For Larry" by the Durocs.

San Francisco band from the 80s.

[Tikki]

4. Just for kicks I decided to look up the hometown band from the 60's...

and I'll be they have a couple songs on YouTube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwL1Iz99mu4
The Pastels....."Circuit Breaker"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVETcX0zffQ
The Pastels...."What Can I Say"


That sand you see is NOT the beach....



Tikki

[Silver Swan]

5. Just tonight I was looking for

"Longings for a Simpler Time," a Leiber and Stoller song recorded by Peggy Lee and others, but I didn't find it to listen to yet.

[May Hamm]

6. I have found every one I looked for sometimes with pretty sketchy info

The least info I ever had:

I heard a song one single time in the eighties. Never heard it again but it haunted me. By the time I got a computer and started searching for it all I could recall were two words "fedora" and "uncle." I found it and I could listen to it twenty times a day and not get tired of it. "A Fine, Fine Day" by Tony Carey.

Nowadays, with UTube everything is available. What a wonderful world this internet has given us.

[NNN0LHI]

7. Listening to it right now and it brings back memories

Had an uncle like Sonny(dead now), back then. He had the fedora and all. He drove my mother nuts too.

Don

[clyrc]

8. I have

There is a song from the early 60's called "Kon Tiki" by The Islanders that my mom used to dance to, and I can't find it. Also, when my dad was in college he was a country music DJ, and he sometimes brought 45's home. One of my favorites was a song called "A Handful of Dimes," can't remember the artists. I can't find that either. I was really pleased to find a few songs from Los Indios Tabajaras a few years ago, though.