When I was young I didn't need any particular song to"make out",but for the masses, I always liked Lenny Welsh,"Since I fell for you"..and for olden days "Stairway to the Stars "...

Vince Gill - "Whenever You Come Around."
Face of an angel, pretty eyes that smile...
I feel weak in the knees and I lose my breath...
When you smile that smile the world turns upside down...

Donna Summer's "Love to Love You Baby" has got to rate as one of the best 'make out' songs in my book. - Scott

Barry White...."Baby Blues"




Ohhh Baby...just put that song on...
Light the Scentd Candles & Pour the Wine!

Need I Say More?

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I'll second Bread and add Just Can't Help Believin' (Elvis) and Red Red Wine (Neil Diamond)

An enjoyable topic, doesn't take us all the same way, does it? LOL

(oh my mistake, is for pros and music masters! sorry )

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"My One And Only Love."
I have this with John Coltrane playing this (without too many notes Dave) from the 60's I think. His approach intonation technique and feeling on this tune makes my hair stand up. Johnny Hartmann is the vocalist.

But, some folks today are going to think Rod Stewart invented this tune and it was a great tune when Rod Stewart was a pup.

It reminds me of when I was 14 years old and trying to tell my Dad that Fats Domino had a brand new tune called "Blueberry Hill." My Dad laughed and told me Hank Williams or Hank Snow did that tune in the 30's or 40's.

My kid still thinks that group some 10 years ago invented "I can't help falling in love with you, and I know Elvis did it in the 50's or 60's and probably someone did it in the 30's or 40's. The good tunes just keep rolling around.

Back to Rod Stewart for all the pups here. All the tunes on some of his newest albums were done by Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat Cole and humpteen others in the 20's 30's and 40's.

I still get embarassed when remembering that statement to my Dad. I was trying to make him hipper. Ha!
Boo

Don Williams: "We Got a Good Fire Goin"

There's a storm rollin' over the hill
And the willow trees are blowin'
I'm standin' here starin' out the window
Safe and warm
I feel her put her arms around me
And its a good feelin' I'm knowin'
Oh, I've got a good woman and we've got a good fire goin'

We've got a feast on the supper table
Bread for breakin'
A blessing from the Lord for makin' me such a fortunate man
The light of my life in the candle
Her face a glowin'
Oh, I've got a good woman and we've got a good fire goin'

CHORUS:
So let it rain
(let the rain fall down)
Let it rain
It won't do nothin' but kindle a never ending flame
Let it rain
(let the rain fall down)
Let it rain til mornin'
Oh, I've got a good woman and we've got a good fire goin'

Now there's a hard rain fallin' on the roof
Coffee comin' from the kitchen
I'm lyin' here listenin' to the ceiling on the living room floor
I feel her lay down beside me
My love is overflowin'
Oh, I've got a good woman and we've got a good fire goin'


Oh, I've got a good woman and we've got a good fire goin'


Floyd

Great list folks.

I'm not a Sinatra fan but strangers in the night really does it for me.

Unchained melody -

Time to say goodbye -

Well thats my 2 cents worth -

Jerry

"When A Man Loves A Woman", for sure. But Percy Sledge... pleeeeease, not "what's his name's" version.

All Right! Another country fan. I like Don Williams too.
By the way, welcome to THE Forum.
DonM www.donmasonmusic.com