Top 10 of My Favorite Classic Rock Songs
65My Top Ten Classic Rock Favorite Songs
It is true that I have about 30 top ten classic rock songs, but doesn't everybody? It is difficult to pare down to 10 favorites. So this hubsite is about 10 of my favorites. Close enough right?
These are some really great videos and I hope you take a little time to check them out, if they are memories for you or if they are new to you. I promise that they will be worth your time to view!
I have a diverse view of what is good classic rock, and classic rock was that diverse. I know that it was a man's world, mostly. There were a few classic rock female stars, but only one superstar, Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac. If you don't like all her songs just remember that you weren't there, and you can find something of hers that you like if you try. Just remember that Rumours was the best selling album in the history of recorded music up to that time and Stevie was a large reason for that Fleetwood Mac success.
Update: I just broke down and added 5 of my favorite classic rock songs. I urge you to check out these great songs.
Jethro Tull "Aqualung" Must See
I don't have a particular order of favorites here
I really like the David Bowie/ David Gilmour version of Comfortably Numb which was recorded with the best classic rock guitar solo ever. However, he does a good job of recreating that magic. One fellow who gets little respect is Jerry Rafferty but his sound was great.
I know that Stairway to Heaven is the fans favorite and a great song but I like All of My Love by Zeppelin. I really like the Moody Blues and they are not included here but I will probably find a way to fit them in.
Toto was a grammy winning group who had sense to use the synthesizer properly, not in an obnoxious fashion. They had great musical skills.
- Top 5 of My Favorite Classic Rock Songs
Ok ok. I told you I could not just have 10 favorite classic rock songs so I am adding these 5 to the collection. I have 10 favorites at 10 of My Favorite Classic Rock Songs. I have always really liked Bob...
Journey "Don't Stop Believing"
Fleetwood Mac "Go Your Own Way"
Pink Floyd Stunning Guitar Solo of "Comfortably Numb"
Boston "More Than a Feeling"
Toto "Africa"
Gerry Rafferty "Baker Street"
Demo of Gypsy. Awesome Recording
Peter Frampton "Baby I Love Your Way"
Led Zeppelin "All of My Love"
Links To More Great Classic Rock
- A Tribute to the Best Drummer Ginger Baker
There are a lot of great drummers. But Ginger Baker is an inspiration because of a certain almost relaxing quality that he brings to the drums. While a lot of drummers are putting speed and power first, Baker... - Hollywood Walk of Fame Classic Rock Members
Only a few Classic Rock groups have their star on the walk of fame in Hollywood California. Watch their videos here! - Hubpage Music Central
Hubbers know music worldwide. I wanted to find really great hubs that help you with finding out information about music, music downloads and videos all in one place. Hubpage Music Central is the place. Just... - 70s-Music-Divas
Divas come and go. But the 70's had 3 music divas who have made a lasting impact upon the music world far beyond a normal influence. I don't know why that is. There were divas in the 50's like beautiful... - Stevie Nicks Pics
Be sure to scroll down both for great pics of Stevie and also great video, must see video. Stevie Nicks is an American Classic Rock singer who became famous with her relationship to the English band...
CommentsLoading...
I guess I am getting old, now that these are considered classic.
Great songs.
I'm a Fleetwood Mac fan from way back in the day. Great list.
Hi Gary,
I worked my way through college playing pop/rock music. I like many of your choices, but I like the music my band played. We had to select dance music, both because we liked it and for the sake of our health. Playing in bars, frat parties, ect, we needed to keep them dancing. This wore off their excess energy so it wasn't directed toward us.
We tried to play variety such as the Kingsmen, Sam and Dave, Wilson Picket, James Brown, The Vogues, Dennis Yost and The Classics, The Righteous Brothers, Eric Burdon and the Animals, The Kinks, Sam the Sham and The Pharoes, and many others.
I think one song that surprized me the most was the first time I heard "Loney Boy" by Iron Butterfly. I had difficulty believing that this group could perform such a lovely ballad.














Cris A Level 2 Commenter 3 years ago
Love Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks rocks! Thanks for sharing, great songs. :D