NFR: What is the best song or instrumental you have heard today?

[spikey norman]

During the close season with little football to watch I have been listening to much more music discovering new tracks and re visiting old favourites.
Pinching the idea from another forum and to run in conjunction with the Friday Evening music thread what is the best song/instrumental from any genre or decade that you have heard today?

My offering to kick the thread off is

Thanks in advance to WhiteJC for converting any links into actual clips

[Holders]

This morning: Princess Royal

The only tune I've been paid for playing - when busking in Prague.

[Lighthouse]

Well if theme tunes count. I have been revisiting this practically every day.

[Steeeeeeeeeed]

The Theme Tune to Are You Being Served.

It just makes you feel like you are in a department store in the 70s, and actually pre-dates Money by Pink Floyd for use of cash registers.
 

[Alec of good Stock]

The Sweeney

[Somerset Fulham]

Haha, for reasons that I can't really explain, I was listening to this absolute belter earlier.

[WhiteJC]

Steve Winwood - while you see a chance

[mrmicawbers]

Carly Simon. You're so vain.

[blingo]

Stick a pony in yer pocket

[Thailand Mick]

Wouldn't it be good by Nik Kershaw great version.

[andrew G]

6 by 6 Earl Van Dyke  (keyboard lead for the Funk brothers)

[Steven Ageroad]

Watching the Amazon advert, today and over the last week, in which a security guard becomes a chef, made me check out the backing music, it's Memphis Soul Stew by King Curtis. Worth a listen if you like your soul music.

[Dr Know]

Two instrumentals from me.      After hours by Ronny Jordan  and  Walk on by    by Peter White and Boney James !

[Steeeeeeeeeed]

Put this on your headphones and close your eyes...awesome.

[H4usuallysitting]

[Southcoastffc]

Two, quite different, favourites. Chan Chan (Buena Vista Social Club) and Allegri's  Miserere (Harry Christopher's The Sixteen) 

[andrew G]

Watching the Amazon advert, today and over the last week, in which a security guard becomes a chef, made me check out the backing music, it's Memphis Soul Stew by King Curtis. Worth a listen if you like your soul music.

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Watching the Amazon advert, today and over the last week, in which a security guard becomes a chef, made me check out the backing music, it's Memphis Soul Stew by King Curtis. Worth a listen if you like your soul music.

I am glad you added this.I was watching TV and the ad came on and explained what it was to my youngest boy... He said he was suprised I liked it... I was about to give him what for when I turned to see him laughing.... what great track this is, I got it not long after it was released, it was along time ago anyway.

[WhiteJC]

2CELLOS - Shape Of My Heart

[Holders]

THIS (ABOVE)

In similar vein, I offer the wonderful:

[Wolf]

No politics, religion or music....but in the week of a new release by my favourite band of all time I had to flout my credence