Your favorite song lead-in

I love the drums that start The Clash's version of "I Fought The Law".

 

Centerfield

 

Good call on You Haven't Done Nothin'.

Others (got weary about halfway through my iTunes) ...
Iron Man -- Black Sabbath
Highway To Hell -- AC/DC
Here I Am (Come And Take Me) -- Al Green
Up On Cripple Creek -- The Band
Holy Ghost -- Bar-Kays
Looking Down The Barrel Of A Gun -- Beastie Boys
And Your Bird Can Sing -- Beatles
I Should Have Known Better -- Beatles
Think For Yourself -- Beatles
Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You -- Bob Dylan
Cannonball -- The Breeders
Machine Gun -- The Commodores
Tales Of Brave Ulysses -- The Cream
American Woman -- The Guess Who
Sweet Hitch-Hiker -- CCR
If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go -- Curtis Mayfield
Freedom Of Choice -- Devo
Motherless Children -- Eric Clapton
Modern Kicks -- Exploding Hearts
Stay With Me -- The Faces
All Right Now -- Free
This Guy's In Love With You -- Herb Alpert (sucker for electric piano)
It's Your Thing -- Isley Brothers
ABC -- Jackson 5
-- every James Brown song ever made

 

--Woman From Tokyo, Deep Purple
--I Need a Lover, John Cougar
--Bring It On, Shooting Star
--Swingtown, Steve Miller Band
--The Tower, Angel
--You're So Vain, Carly Simon
--The Core, Eric Clapton
--Sunshine of Your Love, Cream

 

Those have guitars in them. IJAG is not going to feel you, dog.

 

Can't You Hear Me Knocking

 

Money for nothing

 

Jack and Diane
The Story in Your Eyes
Proud Mary
Bridge Over Troubled Water
I Want To Hold Your Hand
Badlands
Layla

 

This thread needs more cowbell.

 

Beatles: "A Hard Day's Night"....well, probably anything Beatles, but since I was a kid, this one still makes me smile

Pearl Jam: "Corduroy"... the build up to the first lyric get me excited every time I hear it

 

Which lead-in are you referring to?
The spoken one?

OR
the guitar one

 

Midnight Rider
House of the Rising Sun