A double play of Jeffery Osborne, one of the great Soul/RnB singers of the 70s and 80s .

Love Ballad

Stay with me tonight

I'm really shattered by this one. The death of Tom Petty is a crusher. One of my all time favorites. So glad I got to see him and The Heartbreakers back in the early 90's. Always meant to see him again. Even thought this summer..."I'll catch him the next time he comes back". I really need to start going to more shows again. A lot of my favorites keep dying.

Tom Petty - Learning to Fly

Here he is in his last concert, just one week ago.

Tom Petty Live 9/25/17 - American Girl

Sheryl Crow - Leaving Las Vegas

Here's one written by Prince for Sheena Easton.

Sheena Easton - Sugar Walls

From 1982

You can hear the Prince 'feel'.

This one takes me right back to my freshman year in high school.

A one hit wonder from THE KINGS.

The Kings - This Beat Goes On/Slipping to Glide

Essentially 2 songs in one.

Inspired by the council of Sheldon's but not so Sheldony. Basically a couple of videos with duplicates of the singers prancing about. Great songs too.

Kylie Minogue - Come into my world

Texas - Say what you want

Gracious, I love this song and video. Get up and dance with me!

I Want You Back Jackson 5

The original and a cover

Turning Japanese - The Vapors - 1980

Turning Japanese - Kirsten Dunst - 2009

Here's a song from a recent phone commercial. I cut the link to start when the lyrics kick in, but you can listen to the entire thing at your leisure oh desire.

The tune struck a nerve with me when I saw the ad, and I was shocked to learn it was actually a Peggy Lee recording from 1949.

Peggy Lee - Similau

Here's the commercial for Samsung 'Draw' Samsung Galaxay Ad

I know it's only a TUNE PER DAY, but I wanted to share this one too. Just heard it and really love this song. Though I'd change a couple notes here and there, but hey, I ain't the producer. I think both the song and the video are great.

Roxy Music - Avalon

Here's one from CHICAGO. It's a live version and shows just how talented this group was. Want to see some great musicians? GO SEE CHICAGO! This stuff is INCREDIBLE. Terry Kath was awesome on guitar.

I actually know a guitarist who had the opportunity to join this band, but turned it down because he didn't want to tour. He doesn't regret it, but I think I might have. I was NEVER good enough to even be remotely considered (I played trombone so I'd have been in the brass section)

Make Me Smile (live) - CHICAGO

Just because

Neil Sedaka - Calandar Girl

Fun Fact: The opening card on the clip that reads "Scopitone Presents..." refers to the Scopitone machine which was a type of film jukebox that instead of playing records played film clips of pop songs. It was popular mostly in Europe in the early to mid 1960's but some made there way to the United States. I had to say this before Sheldon beat me to it. http://www.scopitonearchive.com/

@FormerlyKnownAs said:

@CalabrianQueen said:

The original is locked so let's keep it going with a new one.

Getting ready for the BIG DAY!

Monster's Holiday

Here is another. This is catchy until it becomes tedious and clever until it becomes stupid, anyways that is my take.

Do they know its Halloween?

A rainy and cold day. Blah. This song for some reason comes to mind. Maybe because I remember hearing it a lot when I was driving up to different colleges to see friends in this kind of crummy damp weather.

Here's the original...

Boy - Book of Love

And another tune that reminds me of these rainy cold days and long long drives in this weather...

Tour de France - KRAFTWERK

Sorry CQ - didn't really notice in the OP you were looking for "New" music.

I was going to make another OT - for album rock - a dying/dead genre, but at least now don't want to create another OT thread.

Here's today's tune from me. The lyrics "One down, one to go" and "I can feel no sense of measure No illusions as we take Refuge in young man's pleasure Breaking down the dreams we make Real"

seem to be a good description of Hollywood lately.

Leave It - Yes