That is a good song. I hear it a lot on the country radio station I listen to all the time.

Now I'll meed your Keith Urban with a local group from my area.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTXo7bTCfxM

Here's a great, silly video that even includes Ronald Reagan's Boraxo hand gel commercial at the end .

A radio show I listen to always plays half an hour of funky tunes every Friday, so I couldn't resist a bit of disco .

More Than a Woman - Bee Gees

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjppwVyoQww

I hear this song all the time and never thought of watching the video. Thanks for showing it. Now I love the song.

Here's another country song.

"More than Miles" ~ Brantley Gilbert

Here's another funky song!

Twenty Five Miles - Edwin Starr

Have to go back a few years for this one...but it is a GREAT song all the same. By a GREAT artist...

It was the '80s - enough said .

Swords of a Thousand Men - Tenpole Tudor

The top YouTube comment is "Love this song it makes me want get my longsword from under the stairs and invade France".

Well Hoss, if that was too old for you, then here is a great song by my one of my all time favorite artists...favorite newer artist. JASON ALDEAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2012 too old for you, Hoss?

I was referring to my song being from the '80s, and older songs are fine with me. BTW. the Jason Aldean video isn't available here.

Let's go back to some music written in the mid 19th century as part of 'Die Walküre'. It's been used in many movies - 'Apocalypse Now' and 'The Blues Brothers' spring to mind.

Ride of the Valkyries - Wagner

Here is the New Kids latest song they have out on their newer album that came out in April or May. Haven't used the New Kids for a while and figured Hoss probably missed so here they are.

Here is the New Kids latest song they have out on their newer album that came out in April or May. Haven't used the New Kids for a while and figured Hoss probably missed so here they are.

I'm still recovering from when you first posted this song back in January .

Here's a song about becoming more like Alfie, the womanizer played by Michael Caine in the 1966 movie of the same name. It's from the 1996 album 'Casanova'.

Becoming More Like Alfie - The Divine Comedy

Just a quick note to everyone replying to this thread (I'm guilty of this myself):

Since we've nearly all switched to embedding videos, it's easy to forget to include the name of the song/artist in the post. This means that it doesn't show up when you search the thread (either to check if a song's been posted before, or to find a song you want to listen to again), and there's also no way of knowing what the song was if the video gets removed from YouTube.

Well I don't know what made me think of this song...haven't thought of this song in a LONG time nor have I thought much of Shania Twain. But once I thought of it...knew I had to use it!

Man! I feel like a Woman - Shania Twain.

Is that better, Hoss?

Well I don't know what made me think of this song...

I do know why I thought of this song - it's currently being used on a commercial.

I'm A Woman - Peggy Lee

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh8ZpZkUr2Y

Is that better, Hoss?

I was going to say "That don't impress me much", but that's a whole different song . Actually this one's fine with me, and reminds me of this scene from The Big Bang Theory:

Well Hoss...you reminded me of another "older" song.

"Redneck Woman" Gretchen Wilson

(Hopefully this works since my dang laptop is being so SLOW tonight and won't play the dang video. Am getting a tad frustrated with it ... URGH!)

Garrett, I'm sure your video works fine in the US, but it isn't available here. I was able to find another version from the caption.

I'm aware that some people will probably consider this song to be a sacrilegious treatment of a track by The Beatles, but I like it.

She's a Woman - Scritti Politti

I'll up you guys and give you a song from a group that I think is amazing and had been in the music industry for almost 45 years. You guys might know their most famous song, "Staying Alive" from the late 70s.

This song is from their album, Staying Alive, which came out a couple years later.

"The Woman in You" ~ Bee Gees

They used to be my favorites until I found REO Speedwagon!

This is a cover of an original song by Jackie DeShannon (released a year earlier), but it's the version I know best.

When You Walk in the Room - The Searchers

What year was this? If you will notice, the guitar sounds " Clear" in all the bands like this, The Beatles, etc. This was before Jimi Hendricks made the fuzz box popular. After he used it, EVERYBODY has used it ever since. THIS, in my opinion, is why he is considered the best guitarist in the world, regardless of how mediocre some of his stuff comes out as, not to mention his blasphemous ( and crappy sounding) rendition of " O say can you see?"

What year was this?

1964.

BTW. Jimi spelled his last name "Hendrix" - he wasn't running a NASCAR team .

1964.

BTW. Jimi spelled his last name "Hendrix" - he wasn't running a NASCAR team .

Oh yea!....I kinda hesitated when spelling it and I guessed wrong on the two possiblities! LOL!!

"Me Without You" Toby Mac

"You Had Me From Hello" ~ Bon Jovi

Seeing as it's Sunday morning, I thought I'd play this...

Hello Sunday! Hello Road! - Gil Scott-Heron/Brian Jackson