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Thanks for posting! Best song on "Zoom"! Great reflections from Jeff on the temperamental nature of fame and the music industry, plus he plays cello on this.

Thanks for posting! Even better than the album version. "B.O.P." would have been a much richer and daker album with this version, plus the alternate "Heaven Only Knows" and the unreleased "In For The Kill."

Sweet! Quite possibly the best remake ever recorded. The Isley Brothers kill it on this slow jam. Thanks for posting it!

"I need more cowbell!" What a great song!

Great video, great song! The long haired one with the big sax in the horn section looks like a tip of the hat to Roy Wood and The Move, but not sure.

I'd go with this line up:

(Just Like) Starting Over

Daytime Nighttime Suffering

Blow Away

Woman

Coming Up

Your Love Is Forever

Watching The Wheels

I'm Losing You

Arrow Trough Me

Not Guilty

Goodnight Tonight (sung by Ringo)

Beautiful Boy

Great one! A real pop gem. Hey burlingtonbill, it's Lindsey's Fleetwood Mac bandmate Christine McVie providing the haunting backing vocals.

"It's hard to bear with no one to love you, you're going nowhere"...brilliant! Could be the darkest disco song ever. These guys sure knew how to make great songs back in the day.

Getting left at the altar, contemplating suicide, the death of parents...not your typical making of a pop song. Most depressing lyrics to a pop song ever. Yet he sings it almost upbeat to a fine melody and the music is so light and airy. Quite a contradiction.

For my money, easily Paul's best post-Beatles single. Sure, the lyrics aren't very challenging, but musically this is a kaleidoscope of pop, jazz, and r&b bliss. The ending part when it all slows down is superb. Always a joy to hear this one!

What a fantastic re-imagining based on the Marvin Gaye song! Haunting melody and whistful lyrics floating on a cloud of blue-eyed soul. One of the best songs of the '90's and possibly the best re-make/re-imagine ever. Yes, it should have been a much bigger hit.

She was finally done with the post-"Grease" spandex clad kitten act. One of her best singles; should have been a much bigger hit. Her smile could melt a glacier!

What would the Traveling Wilburys have sounded like if Paul was a member? This song is the answer! Great one that shows Paul still has something in the tank. JL's production is fantastic.The musical bridge is sublime. Wonder who he is singing about/to?

Sounds very Wilbury! Is that George Harrison on slide guitar? Sure sounds like his signature style. Jeff is one of the best at creating layered sound and filling songs with memorable hooks. Good song!

Nice! How about "Right Between The Eyes" from Wax ( #43 in 1986) or Olivia Newton-John's "The Rumor" (#62 in 1988)?

Yes, one of the few remakes equal or better than the original. One of the best pop songs ever written by the amazing Roy Orbison, and Don absolutely nails it.

Brilliant! For all their bubblegum and layered production, they sure knew how to craft a great pop song. This is probably their best as it perfectly echoes the collapse of their marriages and the group. The melancholy is palpable, a feat few songs can match. Also a great simple video to accentuat...

"Punk steals bus, hits five on wild ride"

One of the best songs of the 1970's!!! Great message, great vocals, great sound! The Isley Brothers were amazing back in the day.

Wow! What an amazing ride this song is! A great rocker from one of the greatest bands. I'd put it right behind "Telephone Line" as their second best single release.

Cool! One of his best ever that really should get more attention/airplay by oldies stations.

Sly lines like "Before you go south/with your big mouth/better check your heart" make this one a treat.

Hypnotic! Their best single.