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Esther

11-14-2005, 3:17am

http://www.whatson.com/magic/

If you click on 'Shania Twain' then you'll hear Shania announce her fav. songs :)

Here's a little list of the songs she announced so far, made by a dutch fan:

1. Delta Goodrem - Lost without you
2. Berlin - Take my breath away
3. Savage Garden - I knew I loved you (without announcement)
4. Shania - You're still the one (because she sang it with Elton)
5. Percy Sledge(?) - When a man loves a woman
6. Bruce Hornsby - The way it is
7. ............................
8. Elton john - goodbye yellow brick road
9. Black Clove - Take a look at me now
10. Bryan Adams - Every Thing I Do
11. Will Young - I think I'd better leave right now (without announcement)
12. Terence Trent D'arby - Sign you name across my heart
13. (the) Bangles - Eternal Flame
14. Shania - From this moment on 15. .................................................. ........................
16. Marvin Gaye - Sexual Healing
17. .................................................. ........................
18. Shania - Forever and for always
19. .................................................. ........................
20. Elton John - rocket man
21. ..............................................
22. Robbie Williams - She's the one
23. Harold Melvin - If you don't know me right now. (?)

And more ;)

FinnFreak

11-14-2005, 7:26am

hmm... nice selection & introductions..! ;):up:

yep, the spelling is correct on Percy Sledge & here's the rest of the songs:

7. Jon Secada - Just Another Day
9. Phil Collins - Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)
15. Barry White - You See The Trouble With Me
17. The Beach Boys - God Only Knows
19. Boy Meets Girl - Waiting For A Star To Fall
21. Daryl Hall & John Oates - Maneater
23. Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes - If You Don't Know Me By Now
24. Mike and the Mechanics - Living Years :up: (Paul Carrack roools..!) :up:
25. Shania - That Don't Impress Me Much

John - :)

Afonso

11-14-2005, 7:28am

woow she has a good taste :D It's Shania... This Radio is very interesting ... Thanks Essie for the link and the list. ;)

Troll

11-14-2005, 10:24am

That is cool. Thanks.

ka-ching

11-14-2005, 11:35am

:eek: She knows Savage Garden :up:

Great selection

canoilers

11-14-2005, 11:56am

She's got some great taste, maybe thats why she writes such good music.

Esther

11-14-2005, 12:34pm

She's got some great taste, maybe thats why she writes such good music.

You've got a good point there!

canoilers

11-14-2005, 12:37pm

Thank you very much. :D

paulchevin

11-14-2005, 12:44pm

24. Mike and the Mechanics - Living Years :up: (Paul Carrack roools..!) :up:
John - :)
Hey, you're right John...... Paul Carrack is one of the truly great male vocalists, although I personally like some of the other songs he's done with Mike Rutherford even more - and his contributions to Steve Hackett's "Genesis Revisited".

I saw him in concert last year, just four days before Shania....... so I was hoarse even before the Shania concert!

Paul

GorToma

11-14-2005, 2:20pm

cool - thanks for the link

shania megafan

11-14-2005, 2:23pm

Thanks for the link hun! :kiss:

TwainMan

11-14-2005, 5:02pm

Cool that a leader in her top is Delta`s song Lost Without You!
Beautiful song! :)

Roger

11-14-2005, 5:13pm

Cool that a leader in her top is Delta`s song Lost Without You!
Beautiful song! :)

Delta is great!

FinnFreak

11-15-2005, 4:39am

Hey, you're right John...... Paul Carrack is one of the truly great male vocalists, although I personally like some of the other songs he's done with Mike Rutherford even more - and his contributions to Steve Hackett's "Genesis Revisited".

I like anything where Paul Carrack sings: be it Ace, Bleeding Heart Band, M+M - or solo... but 'Living Years' really has an amazing gospel-like feel to it, due to it's sad personal lyric matter beautifully penned by Mike Rutherford... there's a wonderful uplifting promise of hope and continuity at the end of the song, when the choir and band start their final crescendo and Paul Carrack belts out the chorus lines again... man... it really goes through the roof on the goose bump Richter scale over here... :]

ahhh... "Genesis Revisited" - yep, got that on CD and DVD too: lots of favorite artists of mine on it: simply heaven... also, a nice glimpse of what would possibly have been, if instead of choosing Phil Collins to replace Peter Gabriel on the vocals - they would've got John Wetton to move over from King Crimson... *sigh* ...Genesis could've been a completely different beast...

John - :)

canoilers

11-15-2005, 5:17am

I heard something about Phil Collins wanting to do a tour with Genesis and Peter Gabriel

FinnFreak

11-15-2005, 5:50am

I heard something about Phil Collins wanting to do a tour with Genesis and Peter Gabriel
http://www.philcollins.co.uk/images/2005Tour/helsinki200.jpg

The last time was in Tel Aviv, November 7th...

http://today.reuters.com/news/newsArticleSearch.aspx?storyID=177631+07-Nov-2005+RTRS

...he's been saying for years how he'd be willing to do a reunion, IF he gets to play the drums AND Peter Gabriel handles the vocals - and I agree. :)

...I still feel a bit disapointed, that they didn't continue with Ray Wilson on the vocals - 'Calling All Stations', IMO, was the most interesting stuff they'd put out since 'Duke'... but the American market wouldn't have it without Phil... grrr..! :scowl:

John - ;)

paulchevin

11-15-2005, 8:37am

http://www.philcollins.co.uk/images/2005Tour/helsinki200.jpg

The last time was in Tel Aviv, November 7th...

http://today.reuters.com/news/newsArticleSearch.aspx?storyID=177631+07-Nov-2005+RTRS

...he's been saying for years how he'd be willing to do a reunion, IF he gets to play the drums AND Peter Gabriel handles the vocals - and I agree. :)

...I still feel a bit disapointed, that they didn't continue with Ray Wilson on the vocals - 'Calling All Stations', IMO, was the most interesting stuff they'd put out since 'Duke'... but the American market wouldn't have it without Phil... grrr..! :scowl:

John - ;)
John,

It sounds as though, like me, you much preferred the early Genesis, where tracks would happily go off at a tangent for half an hour! ;)

I think things started to go downhill after Steve Hackett left - I think he lent an extra dimension to the music. I also considered Duke their last album of real interest - ironically, it was the album where Phil Collins' vocals reached their peak..... but after that I felt they became a bit too predictable. Fortunately, by then there were some decent solo projects on the go. I think Mike and the Mechanics have been the most consistent, but Steve Hackett has come up with some interesting stuff........ and I wish I could play the guitar as well as he can!

But Genesis fronted by Paul Carrack or John Wetton and with Steve Hackett still on guitar would have been interesting...... although who would have played the bass?!

Paul

FinnFreak

11-15-2005, 9:14am

John,

It sounds as though, like me, you much preferred the early Genesis, where tracks would happily go off at a tangent for half an hour! ;)
I'm going to use a phrase another member here often uses: "indubitably"... :p

But Genesis fronted by Paul Carrack or John Wetton and with Steve Hackett still on guitar would have been interesting...... although who would have played the bass?!

umm... John Wetton (http://www.johnwetton.co.uk) *is* a bass player, also still has nearly the same vocal range as he did back in the 70's (which is pretty amazing considering the way he sings)... I've managed to see him once in an acoustic concert: he's phenomenal. Also, he's back with Geoff Downes to create more songs under the name 'Icon' (NO 'Asia') :p - which is good, as the first one didn't quite convince me yet...

John - ;)

paulchevin

11-15-2005, 1:55pm

umm... John Wetton (http://www.johnwetton.co.uk) *is* a bass player, also still has nearly the same vocal range as he did back in the 70's (which is pretty amazing considering the way he sings)... I've managed to see him once in an acoustic concert: he's phenomenal. Also, he's back with Geoff Downes to create more songs under the name 'Icon' (NO 'Asia') :p - which is good, as the first one didn't quite convince me yet...

John - ;)
That's what I meant..... but Mike Rutherford is a pretty good bass player too.....! I was presuming that he'd still be in the band as well.

I have to confess that I've never heard "Icon" - I'll have to go and find them on Amazon.

Paul

EilleenTwain88

11-15-2005, 3:48pm

Delta is great!
Her own songs are even better in her CD Innocent Eyes IMO. Born To Try, Not Me Not I, f.ex.

Roger

11-15-2005, 3:58pm

Her own songs are even better in her CD Innocent Eyes IMO. Born To Try, Not Me Not I, f.ex.

Yeah, it was Born to Try that first caught my attention.

aFinn

11-15-2005, 4:10pm

Lots of great songs there that are also my faves.

I really loved Delta Goodrem's album also and those songs you guys mentioned.

come on over

11-15-2005, 10:01pm

Esther

11-16-2005, 3:13am

Lots of great songs there that are also my faves.

I really loved Delta Goodrem's album also and those songs you guys mentioned.
Yes exactly! So are mine... :) She has a great taste of music ;) :p

UllaCountryGal

11-16-2005, 7:08pm

oh this was great. A very good collection of songs. remembered me of some artists and songs that I havent listened to in yonks. Thanks for posting