- Billy Joel. The Piano Man's written songs for every mood I'm in, and they all hit home. I have all but the few most recent of his CDs.
- The Indigo Girls. Hometown favorites...they played at my church before they became nationally known. I own all of their CDs as well.
- Kenny Loggins. His songs appeal to my sentimental side & I admire the strengths of his beliefs (I even agree with some of them). In my Kenny collection of cds you'll find:
- Leap of Faith
- Outside From The Redwoods
- Return to Pooh Corner
- Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow: The Greatest Hits
- The Unimaginable Life
- More Songs From Pooh Corner
- December and
- It's About Time
- Amy Grant. I liked her Christian albums, and when she released "Heart In Motion," I was hooked. I have the following Amy cds:
- The Collection
- Heart in Motion
- House of Love
- Behind the Eyes
- Legacy: Hymns and Faith
- Simple Things
- A Christmas Album
- Home For Christmas
and- A Christmas To Remember
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Hanson Those of you who know this group only for Mmmbop and/or think I am too old to like them need to check out their more recent work. The three brothers from Tulsa have grown up a lot, and they KNOW how to rock. Also, they have a real passion for music, and it shows! I have six of their cds at this point, but I'm sure there are many more to come.- Middle of Nowhere
- Snowed In
- Three Car Garage
- This Time Around
- Underneath Acoustic and
- Underneath ...
Elton John My admiration of Sir Elton is due equally to his music and his activism (as well as his part-time Atlanta residency). Elton is definitely one-of-a-kind!- Greatest Hits
- Greatest Hits 1976-1986
- Love Songs
- Something About The Way You Look Tonight
(the single)- The Lion King
Bon Jovi. From their ballads that make me want to melt to their lively rocking songs, these guys are great! So far I have four of their albums (but plan on expanding this collection):- Crossroads
- These Days
- Crush
and- Bounce
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