Best Lake Songs

[glassparguy]

My gal and I have been in discussion about the best lake songs. Big fan of that Hank, Toby Keith, a lil Pink Floyd, etc.

I am just curious what song brightens your day when you are out on the water and you hear it come on?

My gal loves that new Kid Rock song while I tend to fall back to Brooks N' Dunn's Red Dirt Road or any older country(i.e. Hank).

Can't complain one bit about "Wipe It Down" during BEAD time if you know what I mean

[kenimpzoom]

Fire Lake - Bob Segar

[Limited-Time]

A Pirate looks at 40 Jimmy Buffet................

[heycods]

Whats wrong with Chatahoochie and Party cove by Alan Jackson? It dont get any better than that!

[Limited-Time]

Old man river??

[mike64]

Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald?

[Kiwi Phil]

Learn the verses for Eskimo Nell.....you won't need music then.

Cheers
Phillip

[Bob_VT]

Row row row your boat........ don't you just love it when equipment fails!

[CATransplant]

Well, there's always "Indian Lake"...."You'll be able to make, the way the Indians do."

Cowsills -- 1968

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwAKkz4ROnE

[bhammer]

The best lake music is the the one coming from my speakers that I can hear and not from someone else's that thinks I want to listen to their best lake songs.

Generally, we plug in the wife's Zune and it is cool with me.

[gonefishie]

I don't know! I guess music is not neccessary because whenever I'm on the water that day is already as bright as it can be.

[f_inscreenname]

The sweet sounds of the 454 being backed up by thru hull exhaust.
You cant hear anything else anyway.

[Limited-Time]

The sweet sounds of the 454 being backed up by thru hull exhaust.
You cant hear anything else anyway.

Apparently your marine sound system is in need of upgrading ................................My buddy's got twin 350's running through OT's and you can still hear the tunes at 70+ MPH............

[roscoe]

Nature, by G_D.

[heycods]

Can`t hear nature anymore Roscoe, too many years of loud equipment and no hearing protection! In fact I can herdly make out the words to the music from the blairing music on the lake anymore! It does still have words dosen`t it? Or is it just a bunch of base now?

[J. Howard]

My gal and I have been in discussion about the best lake songs. Big fan of that Hank, Toby Keith, a lil Pink Floyd, etc.

I am just curious what song brightens your day when you are out on the water and you hear it come on?

My gal loves that new Kid Rock song while I tend to fall back to Brooks N' Dunn's Red Dirt Road or any older country(i.e. Hank).

Can't complain one bit about "Wipe It Down" during BEAD time if you know what I mean

The first song that came on the radio on one of my very first outings with my new (to me) boat was The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Now, I realize that this isn't a very positive song to be listening to while boating, especially since I'm on one of the Great Lakes, but I really love hearing it when I'm out there.

[J. Howard]

Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald?

LOL, I posted my response before reading the rest of these. Well, there you go.

[SuperNova]

I have the theme song from "Jaws" on a loop and I just play that over and over...........

[ne7800]

"Crazy B&#@h" by Buckcherry

[seaman campbell]

redneck yacht club, we have even gone so far as to change the words to meet the specifics of our crowd

[greasemonkeyjmj]

i like either mother,mother ocean by buffett or black water by the doobie bros.

[kenmyfam]

Personally I like the peace and tranquility out there.
On the occasions that I do have some music I play my all time favorite group, The Electric Light Orchestra.

[Labman]

I'm with CATransplant'

Indian Lake is the scene you should make ------1968 ahhh them were good days, as I remember

[mtduckhunter]

i like Alcoholinass by Hellyea!

and just about any country.

[642mx]

I normally listen to country when I'm on the water cruising or when we are tied up with friends. Jason Michael Carroll's "I can sleep when I'm dead" and Jake Owens "Yee Haw" seem to get played a lot along with anything by Taylor Swift.

Now, when we are flying down the river (or lake), we jam with AC/DC, Saliva, or maybe some Offspring.