Something different – a few timeless love songs

Hopefully, there's something here that you have not heard before, and will love.

Kelly Sweet - Ready for Love ...

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Roberta Flack - The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Leonard Cohen) ...

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Bonnie Raitt - I Can't Make You Love Me (written by Mike Reid and Allen Shamblin) ...

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Wicked Game (nobody loves no-one) - Chris Isaak ...

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This Love - Sarah Brightman ...

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Eva Cassidy - Songbird (Fleetwood Mac) ...

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God (don't believe; the dream is over; now is reality) - John Lennon ...

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Over you - Gabrielle ...

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Queen / Freddie Mercury - Take My Breath Away ...

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Waiting on a Friend - The Rolling Stones ...

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Dream Lover - Mariah Carey ...

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A Different Corner - George Michael ...

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True Blue - Madonna ..

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It's Over - Level 42 ...

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The Road to Hell - Chris Rea ...

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Don't you forget about me - Simple Minds ...

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Why ? - Enigma ...

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How Soon is Now - The Smiths ...

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Rise (acoustic) - Gabrielle ...

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Jeff Wayne (with) · Richard Burton · Phil Lynott · Julie Covington - The Spirit of Man (from The War of the Worlds) ...

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Brave new world / Going underground - with David Essex ...

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War of the Worlds was a superbly made allegorical exposition of how we the people are subjugated by the 'martians'; anti-imperialism abroad, and at home.

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