10 More That Time (or Andy) Forgot
Mood:  happy
Now Playing: 'One is the Loneliest Number' by Three Dog Night (beats me why)
Yes, I forgot half of my list of songs that I highly recommend you find a way to listen to, because they're ones I've listened to a lot lately. So here!

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Lonesome Day (Essential Bruce Springsteen)
Probably my favorite song of the newest Springsteen tunes.

DAVE MATTHEWS - Stay or Leave (Some Devil) and DAVE MATTHEWS and TIM REYNOLDS - Stay or Leave (Some Devil bonus disc)
This has very quickly shot up my favorite songs list. It's so sad. It's close to being what is a perfect song to me.

DIXIE CHICKS and JAMES TAYLOR - Some Days You've Gotta Dance (live from CMT Crossroads)
Again, not the greatest version of a song. But really, how can I not like James Taylor singing an upbeat Chicks song with the Chicks backing him up?

ELTON JOHN and RYAN ADAMS - Rocket Man (live from CMT Crossroads)
I admit it. I like "Rocket Man." Hearing Ryan sing it with Elton playing it makes it even better. It's no William Shatner (and also no Stewie Griffin), but it's fun.

ELVIS COSTELLO and LUCINDA WILLIAMS - Wild Horses (live from CMT Crossroads)
It's a good song to begin with. Then you add in the Elvis and Lucinda combo, and you've got good goods. Good.

NORAH JONES - Crazy (CD single: "Turn Me On/Crazy")
Norah has such a great voice (and it's sexy, too!). Love hearing her do this song.

RICHARD THOMPSON - Oops! I Did It Again (live)
Okay, it's not the best song in the world. However, it's fun to hear him do a Britney Spears song and admit that he thinks it's a good song.

SHERYL CROW - My Favorite Mistake (The Very Best of Sheryl Crow)
My all-time favorite Sheryl song, back for revenge!

SHERYL CROW - The First Cut is the Deepest (The Very Best of Sheryl Crow)
A great Cat Stevens version. Not sure what the purpose of having a regular and a country version is (well, I am sure... so country radio and TV plays it too) since they sound about the same, but such is life.

I'm sure I'm forgetting more, so be prepared for a part three. Oh, and can you read these? Am I the only one who can interpret my handwriting when I write really fast and abbreviate?