[atlantaprog] Re: Proggy love songs

My wife really loves "Turn of the Century" anyway, but she REALLY loves the 
version that was performed on the Magna Carta Yes tribute album by Steve Howe 
and Annie Haslam.
   
  "Woman" by John Lennon is a good choice, but I have one better...how about 
"Woman" by John WETTON?  ;-)  
   
   
  Cheers,
   
  Bill
   
   
   
  
Kevin Haller <KVTV177@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  Step one,,, the seduction stage.  

  I Hear You Now by Jon & Vangelis
  Cinema Show By Genesis
  Anything off of Avalon by Roxy Music
    Turn of the Century by YES.  (there's a version with Steve Howe and Sandy 
Denny that I really like)
  Safe (Canon Song) By Chris Squire
  From The Beginning by ELP
    Heartbeat, Waiting Man, Matte Kudasai by King Crimson
  Woman by John Lennon
  Fripp & Eno's Evening Star
  

  

  

  Step two...  The turning point
  

  Love is the Drug by Roxy Music
  

  

  

  step three,,, in the clinches (or the bump and grind)
  

  Ladies of the Road by King Crimson
  Larks Tongues Pt. 2 By King Crimson (it worked for one of the Emanuelle 
movies)
  Innagoddadavida BABY!!! for those with endurance :-)
  

  

  

  Note-
  NONE of this will get you "laid".  I mean c'mon, none of this compares to 
Otis Redding or Marvin Gaye for seductive power...  Or even Gino Vanelli... ;-)
  

  

  



  
    On Feb 7, 2008, at 7:03 PM, Woody Harris wrote:

    The world may have had enough of Silly love songs but how about proggy 
ones?  I am looking for a nice grouping of love songs for my valentines day 
show next week.  So here are some things to think about:  Have you ever used a 
prog song to woo a loved one?  Have you ever used a prog song in a mixtape?  Is 
there a prog song that is particularly sexual in nature, or that really sets 
the mood for a romantic/hang from the ceiling sort of night?  Is there any prog 
song that makes it easier for you to communicate the feeling of love?  
   
  Universal love like Yes is ok, but I would like to pull it down to Romantic 
love and just plain sex.  Your suggestions are appreciated.
   
  Cheers,
  Woody
  

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