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Jandle thought of the three that I immediately came up with. LOL.  Oh well.

Amie - Pure Prairie League (it's been done on CFSOTM already though)
Dear John - Taylor Swift (recommended by my youngest daughter)
Maggie Mae - Rod Stewart
Bobbie Sue - Oak Ridge Boys
Elvira - also Oak Ridge Boys (I think)
Brandy - By whoever did Brandy
Emilie - Brandi Carlisle
Corrina Corrina - Taj Mahal
Frankie and Johnny - Every blues player ever
Hey There Delilah - Plain White T's
Bad, Bad Leroy Brown - Jim Croce
From Hank to Hendrix - Neil Young
Gaia - James Taylor
Mona Lisa - Willie Nelson (and probably 9,000,000 lounge acts)
Pancho and Lefty - I don't remember. That skinny Texas guy who hung out with Guy Clark.

I'm cheating. I'm scrolling through my songs on my phone.

You're Going To Make Me Lonesome When You Go
https://soundcloud.com/user-35218982/yo … -go-cfsotm

The long-awaited and surely disappointing Zurfelized acoustic Smoke On The Water
https://soundcloud.com/user-35218982/sm … ter-cfsotm

City of New Orleans with a bit of didactic rambling
https://soundcloud.com/user-35218982/ci … ans-cfsotm

LA County from Lyle Lovett. A song about old friends, road trips, and premeditated murder.
https://soundcloud.com/user-35218982/la-county-cfsotm

Edit to add: Gringo In Belize from Jerry Jeff Walker with a nod to Topdawgz (who failed to take his solo just because he's 100 miles away and didn't know I was throwing it to him - we do not accept excuses from people who aren't me!)
https://soundcloud.com/user-35218982/gr … ize-cfsotm

I'll be there too.

Duh - of course it is!  How could I have gotten that wrong?  Thanks for the assist.

Got a chance to catch up on Neo's posts.  Good work. It seemed like you weren't as familiar with the lyrics on Don't You Want Me Baby and Those Were the Days as you usually are, but you were on key and the guitar work was good on both. I thought you got a groove going on Those Were The Days, which was really cool because that's not what I'd usually think of as a "grooving" song. It's all about the groove!

But please clean the lens!

Right on! That's what this forum is all about - trying new things to find out where we can improve and have fun doing it! Shoot, I'm still working on Jack and Diane from April.  LOL.  And Smoke on the Water - which I'm just about to a point that it's as good as I'm going to get it, which is not good at all. That scream singing is totally foreign to me, and power chords nearly so.

How does it feel?
How does it sound?
How does it look?

Pretty much that order.

2.5 miles - Warm up your Uber.

My Mom's favorite artist, perhaps in a tie with Johnny Cash.

I like his approach to music. Play it loud, keep the lyrics simple, and don't sweat the technical stuff. His approach has had a big impact on me.

All of them. After some thought, and realizing that even if I have my own guitar with me I still borrow of there's one available, I realized that I need all the guitars.

I just wonder of all of those drawers have two guitars each in them like the drawer that he pulled the first guitar out of.

Unfortunately, my mind left unsupervised goes to dark places I'd rather avoid. So I give it make work jobs to do when I'm winding down. It's what Scripture says to do - "attend to your thoughts."