As title states, I'm looking for good songs with a solid center for tuning. What songs do you use?

 

An old standy that used to be on the IASCA disc was Jennifer Warnes' Ain't No Cure for Love from the Famous Blue Raincoat disc. Another good one I heard was James Taylor's version of Stevie Wonders Isn't She Lovely. It's on one of the Focal discs. Another one I like is Spanish Harlem from the USACi disc.

 

Thanks mang! Anyone have any others? I plan to make a disc of songs with good solid center imaging.

 

try till they take my breath away, by clair marlo. also walk of life by dire straits, new york minute, eagles, don henly is dead centre at the back of the stage playing drums.... try these

 

Unfortunately the only IASCA CD I have is from 2001. With the Pink panther and Sanford and Sons, lol. Still a good CD none the less... I'm going to have to buy one at the next show I go to. I'm just looking for some good songs to tune center imaging to.

 

Thanks to everyone for their input. This looks like it's going to be an interesting CD. Can't wait to get them all together.

 

I have an old IASCA test CD you can have.

Cost you a Timmys Large DD

 

, I thank you for the offer..... if I lived closer I'd take you up on it. I have a 2001 IASCA disk. I'm just looking for good songs with solid center placement.

 

Try.........

Billy Paul - Me and Mrs Jones

Bill Withers - Use Me

Queen - You're my best friend

Queen - Somebody to love

Bill Withers - Ain't no sunshine when she's gone

Cars - Moving in Stereo

Carly Simon - Nobody does it better

Michael Buble - Save the last dance for me

Roxy Music - Slave to love

Simply Red - Stars

Spice Girls - Wannabe ...good vocal overtones

Supertramp - "Dreamer" or "Hide in your shell"

Temptations - "Ball of confusion" or "Just my imagination"

Pete Townsend (the Who) - Let my love open the door (the long version is great)

Also check out some songs by the "Trans-Siberian Orchestra"

Should keep you busy............................