Click on the track number for the lyric video, and if available, select the song title for the lyrics, or choose the key (in parentheses) for the chart.
“Back In The USSR,” from the 1968 “The Beatles (White Album)” studio album by the Beatles, was led by Paul NcCartney in the key of A major (A).
“Coming To You,” from the 1973 “Full Sail” studio album by Loggins & Messina, was led by Jim Messina in the key of A major (A).
“Crazy” first appeared on the 1961 “Who Can I Count On” studio album by Patsy Cline and covered on the 1962 “And Then I Wrote” studio album by Willie Nelson, the song’s composer, sung in the key of C major (C).
“Don’t Stop,” from the 1977 “Rumours” studio album by Fleetwood Mac, was led by Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie in the key of E major (E).
“Dust In The Wind,” from the 1977 “Point Of Know Return” studio album by Kansas, was led by Steve Walsh in the key of C major (C).
“Reelin’ In The Years,” from the 1972 “Can’t Buy A Thrill” studio album by Steely Dan, was led by Donald Fagen in the key of D major (D).
“Stuck In The Middle With You,” from the 1972 “Stealers Wheel” studio album by Stealers Wheel, was led by Gerry Rafferty in the key of D major (D).
“Ventura Highway,” from the 1972 “Homecoming” studio album by America, was led by Dewey Bunnell in the key of D major (D).
Where do we go from here?
Back to Emerson Street House Band.
Go to Secular Music.
You must be logged in to post a comment.