When you say "Classic Songs" what immediately comes to mind for me are old R&B and Golden Oldies of the 50s and 60s. However if you want to use the broadest definition and the widest umbrella for "Classic Songs" then I will include anything, any genre, whether the song made the charts or not. I am a fan of a bunch of stuff that doesn't make it into the charts. I have plenty of songs I could mention regardless what anyone thinks it has earned its "Classic" status. It's all relative anyway for this forum at this point.
- The Ink Spots - Slap That Bass
- Louis Jordan and the Tympany Five - Beans and Cornbread
- Chuck Berry - Come On
- The Cadillacs - Speedoo
- Bo Diddley - Road Runner
- Slim Harpo - Shake Your Hips
- Wilson Picket - A Land of a Thousand Dances
To keep track of songs I posted for MarieMarie I made her a playlist. I'll do the same for you. It's entirely up to you if you want to use it or not.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...FYKdkxVo1CiIIY
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