Songs that never fail to relax you..

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Night Train by Amos Lee

It's hard to believe that I'm not floating when I hear that song

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Nearly everything from the mid 60s Beatles songs . As long as i can hear John or Paul singing those songs , i feel at home and satisfied .

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I listen to " Tommy " all the way thru on stressful days. Does the trick every time. " Quadrophenia " works pretty good too.

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Blessed Relief - F. Zappa

Xanadu by Rush, with the whole intro, ala Exit Stage Left.

Sleepwalk

Paul Horn in the Taj Majal. All of Side 1.

+1 for blue in Green

Naima by John Coltrane. drops your blood pressure in one listening. That ending, man that ending...

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Beat me to it! In fact the full Animals album is my chill record..

I love that whole album.

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Hekawi beat me to the punch on the JT song,
I'll vote for "Albatross" by Peter Green era Fleetwood Mac.

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Wichita Lineman.



'nuff said.


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Love them both.

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Cirrus Minor...mmmmm.. Em Bm D A G D B ..... this outro works for me...single strums, just feeling the changes, nice....:smile:


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Anything on Van Morrison's "Astral Weeks" will do it for me along with "Lyndon Arden Stole the Highlights" from Veedon Fleece.

Enya - Only Time
Dire Straits - Why Worry

"Peter Green era Fleetwood Mac."

"I'm not gonna let it bother me tonight" - Atlanta Rhythm Section

Enya - Only Time
Dire Straits - Why Worry

"Peter Green era Fleetwood Mac."

i in no way mean to insult you or to start a fight but i have to say i think it is hilarious that i find nothing gets me more annoyed than enya

Outlaws - "Prisioner"

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i in no way mean to insult you or to start a fight but i have to say i think it is hilarious that i find nothing gets me more annoyed than enya
It's all good, to each his own.
I can't say that I like all of her songs... just that one. -But then again, to each his own.

Anything by Jack Johnson.

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For the most part, that's what music does for me anyway



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Good times, mildly apocalyptic and definitely 80's, yet strangely relaxing

Also, anything from 2001

Blessed Relief - F. Zappa

Oh yeah!!! I used to play that song for my non Zappa loving friends and asking them who it was. No one would guess Zappa. One of the biggest thrills of my life was having one of my former guitar students, who was home from college (he had a double major,guitar performance and music education) playing that song from the Real Book AND NAILING IT!!!

Back in my university days, I'd always put on Bonnie Raitt's the Glow before an exam. I just looked and I no longer have it. Where'd it go?

Anyhow, that is so long in the past that I no longer recall any of the songs off it.

Cheers,
Geoff

For the most part, that's what music does for me anyway

I agree, it's all about escapism...

Good times, mildly apocalyptic and definitely 80's, yet strangely relaxing
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mildly revealing?
It does seem futuristic, though.
Something from the 23rd century...
Almost Ray Bradbury-ish.

Metallica enter sandman!!!

Just kidding
Stevie Ray Vaughn "Lenny"

That song is relaxing to listen to as well as play

When I saw this post, immediately thought of Albatross, when the original Fleetwood Mac were on top of their game, before it all went to pieces. This instrumental came right out of left field, and was a crossover hit all over the world (in some strange places).

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Swang on,

Motorhead - Iron Fist.

Oh .. Ok not that one ..

Stuff by Morcheeba, or Zero 7, but neither artists are very 'guitary'/songy'.

Many of the tracks on Ray Lamontagnes' most recent CD 'God Willing, and the Creek don't Rise' is giving me a nice aural rub-down currently.

<Homer> Mmmm .. aural rub-down.... kkhcheeewwwgggghhhhhhgghh ........ </Homer>

Pretty much anything on Jason Laughlin's album Peach Crate

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Somebody already mentioned Nick Drake but I have to throw these songs into the mix:

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Pretty much anything by Don Williams.

This tune is dark and mysterious, but also oddly soothing to me.

Malice Mizer. Promises Exchanged at Midnight.
Oh, those gently ringing bells in the beginning, and when the vocals come in at the intro, sometimes I have to repeat that segment. The delivery and melody. And then that bassline and how it keeps moving... Oh dear. This song.

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Riviera Paradise too.

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Paul Siebel - the Jack Knife Gypsy album

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Roxy Music : More Than This

Beethoven's 6th or 7th.

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Chet & Knopfler - So Soft, Your Goodbeye
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Johnny A.- Wichita Lineman
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Santana - Samba Pa Ti
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Manu Katche
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Satie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Xe2Rft62Kg&feature=fvst

Jan Jelinek
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXlwrJ7z1kk&feature=related

Augustus Pablo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNHQezN74lg&feature=related

I've always been a fan of Lionel Richie's work, especially outside some of the nutty 80's solo stuff

Great guitar solo too. Faith No More cover was ok, but too much of a carbon copy for me... so just stick with the original.

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Beethoven Moonlight Sonata

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Emmylou..."Michaelangelo"