Your favorite driving music?

I survived the 50's and I'm stuck in the 60's, but I also like some 70's music.

Variety. I am a "channel surfer" when it comes to the radio. Skimming through the stations - popular rock, heavy metal, classical, jazz, country, bluegrass... whatever sounds interesting at the moment.

Also listen to talk stations for a break from music. NPR sometimes, sometimes AM politics... then back to music. NPR sometimes is GREAT when they are talking about something non-political. Get tired of politics, though.

Every once in awhile I throw in Beatles... the range of their music is amazing. Their last albums sound completely different than their early albums.

Sometimes I'll swing into the local library for their "books on tape" (CD now). I have found that non-fiction is best for me - I don't have to follow a plot or anything while driving. Some of the "Great Courses" talks are really good.

We do not listen to music. We listen to books that we download using the Audible service. We have listened to some great books and it makes the miles go by quickly.

Start every trip with Willie's On the Road Again, think my wife is pretty sick of it by now.

After that it's saved podcasts from The Roadhouse, blues. Once in a while Moody Blues.

It all seems to sound like static after an hour or two and the tunes go off.

You're all going to go ... "OMG" at my response, but really.... SiriusXM, the Bluegrass station and Willie Nelson's channel.

darsben1 wrote:

John & Angela wrote:
Pablo Alboran. Takes the stress out of any day.

I had not heard of this artist thanks for informing me about him

I'll be interested to hear your opinion. Youtube is a good source.

Astrud Gilberto and Chris Botte. But, I like Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and oldies like Magic Moment, Detour, Finally, Go West, Thank You For The Music, and the list goes on.

Sirius 60's on 6. Or a Lee Child audiobook on a long trip.

We like both kinds of music, Country and Western !!

Meatloaf - Bat Out of Hell.