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,
 Joseph DeMartino  wrote:

> If the criteria is songs to *listen to* while "head(in') out on the
> highway" from the 60s and 70s I'd come up with a whole different
> list.  The obvious first choices would be "Born to Run" and
"Thunder
> Road".  In fact, I'd say the whole "Born to Run" album
would qualify
> for the Road Trip Hall of Fame.  I'm going to have to give some more
> thought to my "Road Trip Mix CD" and get back to you.
> 
> Later,
> 
> Joe

   The trouble with traveling songs lists is that so much of what is 
"good" depends on what part of the trip. Early on the more mellow stuff 
like S&G's "America" or the Eagle's "Witchy Woman"
is perfectly 
acceptable, but would probably put you to sleep and kill you after 4-5 
hours. Then it is imperative to go with things like Buffett's 
"Livingston Saturday Night" or Clapton's "Forever Man".
Hitting 6 or 
more hours, you just have to put Deep Purple's "Speed King" and Black 
Sabbath's "Paranoid" on constant repeat. Although an occasional foray 
deep into Slade's catalog (perhaps "Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply) 
can be an acceptable alternative.
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