You might also be interested in the vocal harmony groups of Doo-wop. The Spaniels are my favorites. Pookie Hudson on lead and Gerald Gregory on bass.

I’ll Follow You Into The Dark-Death Cab For Cutie

Lua-Bright Eyes

Break My Heart Again-Finneas

Sam Stone-John Prine

Dancing On My Own-Callum Scott

Never Let Me Go-Florence & the Machine

Sorrow-The National

Golden Embers-Mandolin Orange

Adam’s Song-Blink 182

Teardrop-Massive Attack

Tom Traubert’s Blues-Tom Waits

Carrie & Lowell-Sufijan Stevens

Russell Tompkins Jr. -The Stylistics

Pookie Hudson-The Spaniels

They nailed folk ballads too. How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, To Love Somebody, I Started A Joke, Words.

Lou Rawls on Bring It On Home To Me-Sam Cooke.

Eric Clapton on While My Guitar Gently Weeps-The Beatles

Lennon and McCartney on WeLove You-Rolling Stones

Dylan, John Prine, Jackson Browne, Bob Marley, Hank Williams, Stevie Wonder, Brian Wilson, Smokey Robinson, Neil Young, Curtis Mayfield, Townes Van Zandt, Bruce Springsteen, Carol King, Thom Yorke, Connor Oberst, Paul Simon, Jeff Tweedy, Robbie Robertson, Alex Turner, Willie Dixon, Jason Isbell, Merle Haggard, Nick Cave.

I’m old. ;)

First five albums were like a soundtrack for teenage me.

Too many to list. I will say John Prine, Jackson Browne and Connor Oberst are lyricists that have often both made me think and made me feel.

Interpol

Broken Bells

Dinosaur Jr

Nova Twins

Bright Eyes

Alexisonfire

Into The Mystic-Van Morrison

Sweet Baby James-James Taylor

Flume-Bon Iver

Goodnight Moon-Will Kimbrough

On The Nickel-Tom Waits

At Last, Sunday Kind of Love-Etta James

Easy-The Commodores

Let It Be, Blackbird- The Beatles

Four Strong Winds-Neil Young

Maggie May-Rod Stewart

Sleep-Azure Ray

Lullaby of the Leaves-Ella Fitzgerald

Wonderful World-Louis Armstrong

Goodnight Sweetheart-The Spaniels. Any Doo-wop really.

Sweet Honey in the Rock. Sublime vocals.

Right Place, Wrong Time-Dr John

Hell-Squirel Nut Zippers

Momma Told Me Not To Come-Three Dog Night

Polka music

Easy. Beatles, Stones and CCR. Ever since second grade I guess. 1969ish.

Like others have said, we all have a nostalgic soft spot for the music of our youth.

Because it’s 2023? Time moves on, styles and tastes change.

You are correct. Edited thanks.

No I meant OP. I’m 100% in agreement with you. I was born in 1961 and have seen a lot of changes. I’ve had a beard, goatees, a buzz cut and hair well past my nips, shoulders and a lot in between, lol. Be who you want to be. :)

Yeah feel like we’re being trolled.

If only our bodies were, lol.

So glad he recovered.

Great music is timeless.

One of the greatest, most influential bands ever and London Calling one of the greatest albums. I was 16 when they debuted. Still listening today at 62.

Beat me to this, probably the first such duo, Green/Danny Kirwan. Other favorites Allman Brothers with Duane and Betts, Betts and Haynes, Trucks and Haynes. Quicksilver Messenger Service mostly forgotten John Cipolina & Gary Duncan. Radiohead Greenwood & O’Brien. Lynard Skynard with Ed King, Allen Collins, Gary Rossington.