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

[filham]

I have just asked Alexa to play "Lay Down Your Arms" sung by Ann Shelton which was a top 20 song in 1957 when I was doing National Service in the RAF.
She played the song instantly,how does she do it.

[WhiteJC]

Grace Slick - dreams

[RaySmith]

Great impromptu performances

Jeff Buckley, over the phone - Bob Dylan cover
 

Paddy Reilly, who wrote the song and Glen Hansard, in an Irish pub
 

[Fernhurst]

"pocket" by Rag and Bone Man

[WhiteJC]

Eric Clapton, Judith Hill, Simon Climie & Daniel Santiago - how could we know

[spikey norman]

I've been strongly influenced by Lighthouse's choices

NiNi music - zombie

So have I

Show Them  -  BAND-MAID with The Warning

We Love Sweets  -  HANABIE

[southwest6]

[BestOfBrede]

Venus in furs - Velvet underground great track, but done solo by an amazing lady musician. First time I've seen this.

[WhiteJC]

Sweet & Richie Blackmore - alright now

[Lighthouse]

It's great that many people are enjoying and exploring Japanese and Asian popular rock and pop music. I appreciate it wont be for everybody. But hopefully many will find something that they enjoy.

[spikey norman]

Ball & Chain  -  Janis Joplin

[Lighthouse]

STMLT (Stimulate) are another all female Japanese band who mixes musical genres.

[WhiteJC]

Chumbawamba - tubthumping

[spikey norman]

Death's Door  -  Uncle Acid and the deadbeats

[WhiteJC]

Allan Sherman - hello muddah, hello fadduh

[spikey norman]

Baba O'Riley  -  The Who

[WhiteJC]

Dean Friedman - Ariel

[WhiteJC]

Liam Finn - Suspicious

[Lighthouse]

A warning about others dictating your life for you.

[WhiteJC]

Spin Doctors - two princes