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Harry's Music Harry’s Music Although Harry’s song list spans more than 4 decades, this sample list of songs represents where Harry came from musically. Most of these songs have played a big role in his development and mindset over many years. All of them bring back great memories of friends and places. More recently he has added some great country songs into his shows, such as songs by Keith Urban, Chris Stapleton, and Thomas Rhett. He cut an album of originals over ten years ago, called “Traynham, Goddard, Cornett,” with Alan Cornett and longtime friend and bass man, Brian Goddard. Many of the cuts were written by Traynham and Goddard. The project was recorded in Boston and the stress of travel and deadlines was too much to handle. At this point, no followup recordings have been planned, but you can listen to the album in the audio section of the website (coming soon). The stage is where the magic is for Harry and that's the way it's always been. Ain’t No Sunshine Bill Withers America Paul Simon Alabama Neil Young All My Lovin’ Beatles Amy Pure Prairie League Any Major Dude Steely Dan Asphalt Dreams Michael Tomlinson As Tears Go By Rolling Stones As The Raven Flies Dan Fogelberg Autumn Edgar Winter Baba O’Reilly Who Baby Please Dave Mason Bad Company Doors Badge Eric Clapton Bad Moon Rising Creedence C R Before The Deluge Jackson Browne Behind Blue Eyes Who Believe In You Jude Cole Benny And The Jets Elton John Biko Peter Gabriel Blackbird Beatles Black Water Doobie Brothers Bluebird Beatles Blue Skies Allman Brothers Boat Drinks Jimmy Buffet Bodhisatva Steely Dan Boys of Summer Don Henley Breakdown Tom Petty Break On Through Doors Brighter Days Loggins & Messina Brillant Disguise Bruce Springsteen Broken Wings Mr. Mister Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison By A Friend Michael Tomlinson Candle In The Wind Elton John Can’t Buy Me Love Beatles Can’t Find My Way Home Blind Faith Carolina In My Mind James Taylor Carry On My Wayward Son Kansas Cathedral Crosby Stills Nash Cat’s In The Cradle Harry Chapin Centerfield Creedence C R Change The World Eric Clapton Cinnamon Girl Neil Young Clear Sailing McGuinn, Clark & Hillman Closer To Fine Indigo Girls Closer To Free Bodeans Closer To Home Grand Funk Railroad Close Your Eyes James Taylor Come Monday Jimmy Buffet Come Down In Time Elton John Comes A Time Neil Young Come Together Beatles Come To My Window Melissa Etheridge Comfortably Numb Pink Floyd Country Song Loggins & Messina County Line Poussette Dart Band Crow Dan Fogelberg Curiosity Killed The Cat Little River Band Daisy Jane America Daniel Elton John Danny’s Song Loggins & Messina Dark Eyed Cajun Woman Doobie Brothers Darkness Darkness Jesse Colin Young Dawning On A New Day Michael Tomlinson Desperado Eagles Dirty Laundry Don Henley Dirty Work Steely Dan Dixie Chicken Little Feat Doctor My Eyes Jackson Browne Domino Van Morrison Don’t Let Me Down Beatles Don’t Let The Sun Elton John Don’t You Write Her Off McGuinn Clark & Hillman Down By The River Neil Young Down Easter Alexa Billy Joel Drift Away Dobey Grey Dust In The Wind Kansas Eight Days A Week Beatles End Of The Innocence Don Henley Every Woman Dave Mason Eye Of The Hurricane David Wilcox Father And Son Cat Stevens Fields Of Gold Sting Fire And Rain James Taylor Fire Lake Bob Seeger Fire On The Mountain Marshall Tucker Flag Detail John Prine Follow You Down Gin Blossoms For A Dancer Jackson Browne Forever Man Eric Clapton Forty Nine Bye Bye’s Crosby Stills Nash For What It’s Worth Buffalo Springfield Friend Of The Devil Grateful Dead Friends Elton John From Me To You Beatles From The Beginning Emerson Lake Palmer Get Back Beatles Get Together Jesse Colin Young Gimme Some Kind Of Sign Brenton Wood Girlfriend Matthew Sweet Give A Little Bit Supertramp Go Insane Billy Joel Golden Ribbons Loggins & Messina Goodbye Blue Sky Pink Floyd Harmony Elton John Have You Ever Seen The Rain Creedence C R Heartache Tonight Eagles Heart Of Gold Neil Young Heart Of The Matter Don Henley Heart Of The Sunrise Yes Hello In There John Prine Here Comes The Sun Beatles Hey Jealousy Gin Blossoms Horse With No Name America Hotel California Eagles House Of Stone And Light Martin Page House Of The Rising Sun Animals House At Pooh Corner Loggins & Messina How Sweet It Is James Taylor Human Touch Bruce Springsteen Hurricane Neil Young I Don’t Want To Wait Bob Marley I Know It Little River Band I’ll Cry Instead Beatles I Love You John Kilzer Imagine Beatles I’m On Fire Bruce Springsteen I Need You America Into The Mystic Van Morrison In Your Eyes Peter Gabriel I Saw The Light Todd Rundgren Smooth Santana It’s You Bob Seeger I’ve Been Waiting Matthew Sweet I’ve Just Seen A Face Beatles Jammin’ Bob Marley Jesus Is Just Alright Doobie Brothers Just A Song Before I Go Crosby Stills Nash Just Remember I Love You Firefall Keeper Of The Flame Martin Page Knockin’ On Heavens Door Dylan Lady Luck Loggins & Messina Lady Madonna Beatles Landslide Fleetwood Mac Late In The Evening Paul Simon Layla Eric Clapton Lay Lady Lay Dylan Leader Of The Band Dan Fogelberg Learn To Be Still Eagles Leather And Lace Stevie Nicks Lee Shore Crosby Stills Nash Let It Be Beatles Let It Rain Eric Clapton Levon Elton John Listen To The Music Doobie Brothers Listen To The Spirit Poussette Dart Livin’ Ain’t Livin’ Firefall Lodi Creedence C R Lonely People America Long Distance Runaround Yes Longer Boats Cat Stevens Long Summer Day Bodeans Long Train Running Doobie Brothers Looking Out My Back Door Creedence C R Lucky Man Emerson Lake Palmer Love Disappears Jeffrey Gaines Love Lies Bleeding Elton John Love Song Loggins & Messina Love The One You’re With Crosby Stills Nash Love Will Keep Us Alive Eagles Low Spark Traffic Magdelena Danny O’Keefe Man In Black Little River Band Margaritaville Jimmy Buffet Maybe Dave Mason Me And Julio Paul Simon Mercy Mercy Mercy Buckinghams Message In The Bottle Sting Mexico James Taylor Midnight Rider Allman Brothers Minutes To Memories John Cougar Mona Lisas & Madhatters Elton John Monday Morning Fleetwood Mac Moondance Van Morrison Moonshadow Cat Stevens Morning Sky Dan Fogelberg Mr. Bojangles Jerry Jeff Walker Mr. Spaceman McGuinn Clark & Hillman Mr. Tambourine Man Dylan Mustang Sally Classic My Girl Temptations My Love Beatles Mystify INXS Nanci Toad-----Sprocket Nature’s Way Spirit Needle And Damage Done Neil Young Need You To Turn To Elton John New Kid In Town Eagles Nexxus Dan Fogelberg Nights In White Satin Moody Blues Norwegian Wood Beatles No Sugar Tonight Guess Who Nowhere Man Beatles Ocean Toad-----Sprocket Ohio Crosby Stills Nash Old Man Neil Young Old Lang Syne Dan Fogelberg One Step Up Bruce Springsteen On The Turning Away Pink Floyd Our House Crosby Stills Nash Outlaw Man Eagles Paradise John Prine Part Of The Plan Dan Fogelberg Peaceful Easy Feeling Eagles Peace Of Mind Loggins & Messina Persuasion Tim Finn Piano Man Billy Joel Pinball Wizard Who Pink Houses John Cougar Mellencamp Pirate Looks At Forty Jimmy Buffet Place For A Gambler Dan Fogelberg Please Come To Boston Dave Loggins Power Windows Billy Falcon Pretty Maids /Joe Walsh Eagles Pretzel Logic Steely Dan Pride And Joy Stevie Ray V Proud Mary Creedence C R Rain Beatles Ramblin’ Man Allman Brothers Red Rain Peter Gabriel Reminiscing Little River Band Right Here Right Now Jesus Jones Rikki Don’t Lose That Number Steely Dan Riverside America Rocket Man Elton John Rocky Racoon Beatles Roll To Me Del Amitri Roundabout Yes Running On Empty Jackson Browne Running On Faith Eric Clampton Rusty Old American Dream David Wilcox Sam Stone John Prine Sandman America Scares Me More Jeffrey Gaines Seven Bridges Road Eagles Seven Eleven John Kilzer Share The Land Guess Who Shower The People James Taylor Signs Tesla Sister Golden Hair America Slow Below The Surface Dan Fogelberg Solid Love Paul Brady Solitary Man Neil Diamond So Long Firefall Solsbury Hill Peter Gabriel Someday Never Comes Creedence C R Something Beatles Something’s Telling Me Bodeans Somethin’s Always Wrong Toad-----Sprocket Southern Cross Crosby Stills Nash Southern Man Crosby Stills Nash Squeeze Box Who Stars Dan Fogelberg Steamroller Blues James Taylor Sugar Babe Jesse Colin Young Sugar Mountain Neil Young Sunlight Jesse Colin Young Susie Q Creedence C R Sweet Caroline Neil Diamond Sweet Melissa Allman Brothers Take It Easy Jackson Browne Take It Easy On Me Little River Band Take Me To The River Talking Heads Takin’ It To The Streets Doobie Brothers Tangled Up In Blue Dylan Taxi Harry Chapin Teach Your Children Crosby Stills Nash Tear Us Apart INXS Tell Me To My Face Dan Fogelberg Tempted Squeeze Tequila Sunrise Eagles The Boxer Paul Simon The Joker Steve Miller The Letter Boxtops The Load Out Jackson Browne The Lonely One Dave Mason The Road Jackson Browne The Wall Pink Floyd The Weight The Band These Days Dan Fogelberg The Way You Are Bruce Hornsby Thinking Of You Loggins & Messina Three Roses America Thunder Rolls Garth Brooks Till I Fall Away Gin Blossoms Time Pink Floyd Time Won’t Let Me Outsiders Tin Man America Tiny Dancer Elton John To Love Somebody Bee Gees Traffic Jam James Taylor True Companion Marc Cohn Turn The Page Bob Seeger Two Faces Bruce Springsteen Ukiah Doobie Brothers Uncle John’s Band Grateful Dead Ventura Highway America Volcano Jimmy Buffet Waiting For A Girl Like You Foreigner Walking On A Wire Lowen & Nevaro Walking Slow Jackson Browne Watching River Run Loggins & Messina Weather With You Crowded House We Belong Together Lowen & Nevaro We Just Disagree Dave Mason What It Is Jeffrey Gaines When Will We Fall Toad-----Sprocket White Room Eric Clapton Who’ll Stop The Rain Creedence C R Wild Nights Van Morrison Wild World Cat Stevens Willin’ Little Feat Will Not Pass You By Michael Tomlinson Wind On The Water Crosby & Nash Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd Wonderful Tonight Eric Clapton Won’t Get Fooled Again Who Worlds Apart Jude Cole World In Changes Dave Mason Words Bee Gees Yesterday Beatles You Are The Woman Firefall You Could Break My Loggins & Messina You’re My Home Billy Joel Your Momma Don’t Dance Loggins & Messina Your Move Yes Your Smiling Face James Taylor Your Song Elton John You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ Righteous Brothers .
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