I had an old Rockola juke box that played 45s. This was my set: Unchained Melody, When a Man Loves a Woman (Percey Sledge), You Look Wonderful Tonight (Clapton), We Never Danced To a Love Song(Manhattan's) and finally Take My Breath Away. Usually playing hide the salami halfway through Clapton.

Hanging On a Curtain, and You Look Like Rain by Morphine.

Animal - Bloodhound Gang

"Why don't we get drunk and screw" by Jimmy Buffet. When he sings that song there isn't a dry seat in the place.

Yes, but only in the right company. It's not like an instant aphrodesiac or anything.

A really great piece of makeout music is Air’s “La Femme d’argent” from their 1998 “Moon Safari” release, as are the two lovely Beth Hirsch compositions also included on the album.

Bread is another great band with a fine catalog of music which has never failed to put me my love interest in the mood.

Lastly, call me old-school, but just about anything Samba/Bossanova. It’s playful, elegant, refreshing, and very sexy-groovy. Artists to look for are Marisa Monte, Rosa Passos, Astrud Gilberto, Elis Regina, Elaine Elias, and Bebel Gilberto, just to name a few. If you don’t have their records, no problem. Just play Pandora’s Bossanova station, and you’re good to go.

"I'm Not In Love" 10cc. But then again I have a strong association with this song.

I vote for Kashmir as well. And also put some of Nina Simone's tracks and most of Alicia Keys' tracks.

When a Man loves a Woman, Percy Sledge

Just the two of us - Bill Withers