Flight themed music

[Pdaddy1978]

LA International Airport...... Susan Raye with the Buckeroos
Rocket man .....Elton John
Sky pilot ......The Animals
Leaving on a Jet Plane .....Peter Paul and Mary
Orly ....The Guess Who

 

[Bunk McNulty]

"What's our vector, Victor?"

 

[Killing Floor]

Plane Crash in C

 

[oldNewbie]

Airplane Mode, Cory Wong:
Wongnotes - Airplane Mode

 

[Killing Floor]

I don’t think there is any other song that fuels rage and fury like this. This is madness. This is murder.

 

[HardNHeavy]

i got nothing....but

 

[Holdsg]

I don't recall this one being posted yet

 

[Holdsg]

or dis one

 

[pgpete]

from one of the best in the Synthwave genre

 

[pgpete]

flying song with a cool bass riff

 

[Fishheadjoe]

Fishheadjoe

 

[2112]

Chicago - Flight 602

 

[Altitude]

With a view to discovering new songs/bands/genres I thought I’d start a thread on the theme of Aviation. Anything flight related at all. Post a link to the tune and add it to the list below:

1. Heathrow - Level 42

I see your obscure Level 42 reference and raise you.

 

[Holdsg]

I'm sure it's happened to at least one of us on here

 

[Killing Floor]

Satellite

 

[Bob_Ross]

Jerry Goodman - "On The Future Of Aviation"

 

[FilterFunk]

From the George Clinton album The Cinderella Theory; Very '90s, but still cool, because c'mon, it's Uncle Jam y'all...

That would be so much cooler with a '70s-style production instead of that late-'80s/early-'90s sound. But he was trying to keep up with the times, so...

 

[FilterFunk]

From the title track of his 1986 album, James Brown was there to help you defy Gravity:

Brother James trying to keep up with the times, too.

 

[StatesideRambler]

With a view to discovering new songs/bands/genres I thought I’d start a thread on the theme of Aviation. Anything flight related at all. Post a link to the tune and add it to the list below:

1. Heathrow - Level 42

Steam Powered Aereo Plane - John Hartford

 

[Winslow]

That would be so much cooler with a '70s-style production instead of that late-'80s/early-'90s sound. But he was trying to keep up with the times, so...

True, but that was just the lead-off track. Another cut from it was "Tweakin'," with Chuck D and Flavor Falv dropping in.

Nice and groovy, very "George."





And yep, that album was on Prince's label.

I've still got my cassette of it around here somewhere...

Brother James trying to keep up with the times, too.

The same album that gave us "Living in America," which was a huge hit (tied in with a "Rocky" movie).

Even better, it also features "Turn Me Loose, I'm Dr. Feelgood," which showed that Brother James could still kick it hard:





If you're sitting still with that track playing, seek medical attention.