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32 Degrees

I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am looking to
supplement it with "running" music.

Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....

any ideas?

Jeff K.

jobin

32 degrees <kalember@nospamchartermi.net> wrote:
> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am looking
> to supplement it with "running" music.

> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....

> any ideas?

go to www.bmgmusic.com.

use their music search at the top of the page. search using "song title" and put in "run" as search
keyword. you should get 142 matches.

jobs

Harold Buck

In article <vqo4k4e1kque99@corp.supernews.com>, "32 degrees" <kalember@NOSPAMchartermi.net> wrote:

> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am looking
> to supplement it with "running" music.
>
> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....

To name a few:

In the long run (Eagles) Running down a dream (Tom Petty) Run to you (Bryan Adams) Band on the Run
(McCartney and Wings) Born to run (Springsteen) No one to run with (Allman Brothers) Nowhere to run
(Santana) Run's house (Run -DMC) Duck and run (3 doors down)

and who could forget

Run to me (Oscar de la Hoya)

--Harold Buck

"I used to rock and roll all night, and party every day. Then it was every other day. . . ."

- Homer J. Simpson

David Drake

Awesome song and my only recommendation...

It Keeps You Runnin' by the Doobie Brothers

"32 degrees" <kalember@NOSPAMchartermi.net> wrote in message
news:vqo4k4e1kque99@corp.supernews.com...
> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country
running
> team and I am looking to supplement it with "running" music.
>
> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
>
> any ideas?
>
> Jeff K.

Joe

Lonliness of the Long Distance Runner by Iron Maiden. Its a great song to get you motivated.

JOe

"32 degrees" <kalember@NOSPAMchartermi.net> wrote in message
news:vqo4k4e1kque99@corp.supernews.com...
> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country
running
> team and I am looking to supplement it with "running" music.
>
> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
>
> any ideas?
>
> Jeff K.

Jonpeace

Bruce Springsteen "Born to Run".

Jon Peace

On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 16:45:19 -0500, "32 degrees" <kalember@NOSPAMchartermi.net> wrote:

>I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am looking
>to supplement it with "running" music.
>
>Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
>
>any ideas?

"Whipit" by Devo

Maryo49

This is a very easy search, using a search engine. Key words: song lyrics search. Then, type in
"running."

Mary

Bob

Running on Empty - Jackson Browne Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd (a favorite of mine to position on the
disc so it plays during the last minutes of a run) Running Scared - Roy Orbison Little Runaway -
Del Shannon?

"32 degrees" <kalember@NOSPAMchartermi.net> wrote in message
news:vqo4k4e1kque99@corp.supernews.com...
> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country
running
> team and I am looking to supplement it with "running" music.
>
> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
>
> any ideas?
>
> Jeff K.

Tatmanmj

Marathon by Rush

On 13 Nov 2003 01:20:26 GMT, tatmanmj@aol.com (Tatmanmj) wrote:

>Marathon by Rush

That fat jerk couldn't run to the end of the block, nevermind 26 miles.

Kerry Wilson

Anonymous

"It's easier to Run" by Linkin Park

32 degrees wrote:
> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am looking
> to supplement it with "running" music.
>
> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
>
> any ideas?
>
> Jeff K.

Phil M.

The word "running" is not in that song.

> "It's easier to Run" by Linkin Park
>
> 32 degrees wrote:
>> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am looking
>> to supplement it with "running" music.
>>
>> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
>>
>> any ideas?
>>
>> Jeff K.

Anonymous

Phil, (don't feed Phil), the original post was for "running music" not songs with the word running
in them. What time does preschool start? Better pack a lunch, you child.

Phil M. wrote:
> The word "running" is not in that song.
>

>
>
>>"It's easier to Run" by Linkin Park
>>
>>32 degrees wrote:
>>
>>>I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am looking
>>>to supplement it with "running" music.
>>>
>>>Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
>>>
>>>any ideas?
>>>
>>>Jeff K.

H&M

Obviously, "Born to Run" (Springsteen) Also, "Fire on the Mountain" (Grateful Dead)

"Phil M." <pmarg@charter.net> wrote in message news:Xns9434E88669DCCseilogramp@216.77.188.16...
> The word "running" is not in that song.
>

>
> > "It's easier to Run" by Linkin Park
> >
> > 32 degrees wrote:
> >> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am
> >> looking to supplement it with "running" music.
> >>
> >> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
> >>
> >> any ideas?
> >>
> >> Jeff K.

Fritz M

"Ain't nothing gonna break my stride"

RFM

Phil Margolies

"32 degrees" <kalember@NOSPAMchartermi.net> wrote in message
news:<vqo4k4e1kque99@corp.supernews.com>...
> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am looking
> to supplement it with "running" music.
>
> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
>
> any ideas?
>
> Jeff K.

Here are some more. Sorry if they've already been mentioned.

"Nowhere to Run" Martha and the Vandellas "Runaround Sue" Dion "Run for Your Life" The Beatles "Keep
on Running" Spencer Davis Group with Stevie Winwood "Run With the Pack" Bad Company "Running Dry"
Neil Young "Running Down the Road" Arlo Guthrie "Running Up That Hill" Kate Bush "Walk-Don't Run"
The Ventures "Run to Me" The Bee Gees "Running the Endless Mile" John Parr "Running Shoes" The
Fabulous Thunderbirds "Runnin' with a Bad Crowd" Savoy Brown

-Phil

Jennifer Wudric

There was a thread on this last year..

Running Down a Dream- Tom Petty Running Back to Saskatoon- Guess Who Better Than Ezra - Running
Through the Wet Grass Bryan Adams - Run To You Jackson Brown - Running On Empty Ozzy Osbourne - -
Running out of time Real Mccoy - Runaway The Police - When The World Is Running Down Velvet
Underground - RunRunRun Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run Doobie Brothers - LongTrain Running Iron
Maiden - Running Free John Cougar Mellencamp - On My Way Paul Mccartney & Wings - Band on the Run
Steve Miller Band -- Take the Money and Run Tragically Hip-Long Time Running

This is what is on my running CD..

Jenn

"Phil M." <pmarg@charter.net> wrote in message news:Xns9434E88669DCCseilogramp@216.77.188.16...
> The word "running" is not in that song.
>

>
> > "It's easier to Run" by Linkin Park
> >
> > 32 degrees wrote:
> >> I am putting together a slideshow (powerpoint) for my cross country running team and I am
> >> looking to supplement it with "running" music.
> >>
> >> Right now I have Neil Young's "Long May You Run" but I am stumped after that....
> >>
> >> any ideas?
> >>
> >> Jeff K.

Emdpek

"H&M" <Shanley.Miley@verizon.net> wrote:
> Also, "Fire on the Mountain" (Grateful Dead)

Grateful Dead's "Bertha": "I had a hard run... Runnin' from your window. I was all night runnin'...
I wonder if you care."

(Very underrated song in the running community!)