Way to many to pick just one.
But this is one of my favorites.
This is the kind of music I play and record.I love the Spanish feel.
It works well on my ears.

Not so much a favorite. Definitely an ear worm. Brian Justin Crum's performance of "Creep." Truly great. And the audience was totally quiet and then were aghast.

Bad to the bone!

Actually, I haven't been a music person for decades....until the last election. Now, since the last election, Ive discovered Spotify; and I listen to it a lot more than the latest crap that Trump and the Republicans are doing to all of us, just to keep my sanity/morality. But, I've also gotten into the habit, now, every evening when I get home, I intentionally listen to something totally new on Spotify, every single day; picking some new category they have, whatever.....sometimes I pick a category that is, well, hard to take (!); sometimes I run into a gem that I end up saving quite a few songs and new artists to my lists. I look forward now every day to picking something absolutely new, and don't mind putting up with the 'bad' (ie non-Dave stuff) to eventually find truly new, interesting, unusual.....So, that's my answer to "my favorite song right now": discovering music...and making sure, at least once a day, I get out of any 'bubble' of my own to hear the new.....

Right now, my favorite song is the Disturbed remake of "Sound of Silence"

Cochise

My eternal favorites are Mummer's Dance and All Soul's Night, both by Loreena McKinnett, Don't Fear The Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult, and Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley.
Right now I love Sounds Of Silence by Disturbed, A Team by Ed Sheeran, After the Gold Rush by Neil Young, sound track from Last of the Mohicans. There are a lot more, but I will stop. I am incapable of picking only one.

I ENJOY LOTS OF EMINEM MYSIC AND THIS ONE HAS THE ADDED BENEFIT OF DIDO.

OUTRO ...
THIS POWERFUL, HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL, SOMEWHAT ETHEREAL SONG is amazing, I can't believe I missed it while it was n existence for so long!!!
It's the theme song to the series " Versailles".

"American Pie" - Don McLean

Runners-up:

"Your Wildest Dreams" - Moody Blues
"Bloody Well Right" - Supertramp
":Karn Evil 9: 1st Impressions, Parts 1 and 2" - ELP
"Trick of the Tail" - Genesis

And about two dozen more!

This has been filling my heart with joy and sorrow for forty years.
And I had a serious crush on Dennis Hopper!

Too many to pick just one, but anything by Morten Harket or A-ha or both. Can’t go a day without my fix, current favourites Movies (Morten) and Out of Blue Comes Green (a-ha). Been a fan for 33 years ever since first seeing and hearing them do Take on Me!

I'd Rather go Blind by Etta James and Dr John, They have a great chemistry together

I'd Rather go Blind by Etta James and Dr John, They have a great chemistry together

SINS A GOOD MANS BROTHER...GRAND FUNK RAILROAD

ITS surprising that I love this song...I do not care for this band or 70s music whatsoever. I heard it while re-watching " Law Abiding Citizen"...it's not about revenge, it's about not making deals with murderers.

Bulletproof ...godsmack .

Blackbird Beattles, Danny's Song Logging and Messing, Romeo and Juliet Dire Straits. I grew up listening to a ton of folk music. It still carries over. I Still listen to a lot of Americana and folk music With current artists. I'm not sure about a favorite song right now.

All-time favorites include "The Tears of a Clown" by Smokey Robinson & the Miracles, "Waterloo Sunset" by The Kinks, "Broken Places" by The Roches, & Tony Bennett's rendition of "This is All I Ask." One of my favorite more recent songs comes from Fountains of Wayne:

Kim and Jessie, by M83

Of all-time - I Appear Missing, Queens of the Stone Age
If the last month - Feels Like Summer, Childish Gambino

"My One and Only Love" I prefer the John Coltrane/Johnie Hartman rendition although my first hearingb was Johnie Mathis.

Coleman Hell - 2 Heads

Alanis Morissette - Uninvited