What are some good CLEAN songs?

Gordon Lightfoot’s music is pretty clean and easy to listen to. I also listen to a lot of Blue grass and Celtic music, altho the Celtic stuff can get a little off color at times.

What is “clean” to you? No swearing? To talk of violence? No men singing about being in love with other men? Is Hot For Teacher ok?

Give me a genre and I can literally provide you with hundreds of songs.

If you’re into oldies, you can try my thread here for starters.

Joe Walsh All Night Laundrymat Blues
You did say clean.

Most of the 60s folk/protest stuff is good for driving; Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan etc etc etc.
@chyna : Clever girl!

Raffi
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Sesame Street
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Anything by The Beatles
Anything by The Rippingtons
Anything by Andreas Vollenweider
Sadly, not everything by Lady Gaga, but I would listen to it anyway.

Rub-a-dub-dub
Three men in a tub…

oh, wait…

Felix Mendelssohn, yo! That’s my jam right there.

Here is a list of some of my favorite songs in all kinds of genres. Hope you find something you like : )

Agua de Beber by Astrud Gilberto

Mull of Kintyre by Paul McCartney and Wings

Porpoise Song by The Monkees

Passionate Kisses by Mary Chapin Carpenter

I Can Feel Your Heartbeat by The Partridge Family

Bossa Per Due by Nicola Conte

My Back Pages by The Byrds

Adoramus by Libera

Appalachia Waltz by Mark O’Connor (or another version is by Yo-yo Ma)

Explosive by Bond

The Story of Love by The Desert Rose Band

White and Nerdy by Weird Al Yancovic

Eleanor Rigby Instrumental by The Beatles (from Anthology 2)

So What by Miles Davis

Into The Sun by Sean Lennon

Foggy Mountain Breakdown by Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs

Hey Cinderella by Suzy Bogguss

Far to vague for me to answer. I know great songs from pretty much any genre that are clean. Give me something to work with :P What are some other things you like?

I enjoy listening to podcasts on a drive. There are free ones that you can download from iTunes. I like KERA’s Think series, NPR’s All Songs Considered, Talk of the Nation, Freakonomics, and This American Life.