Bikerwares Bikers Blog

A couple of years ago I got the chance to attend the Art of the Motorcycle Exhibition while it was in Memphis Tennessee. It was absolutely an amazing show. The motorcycles were extraordinary and the history and background surrounding them was very interesting. One of the best aspects of the show was the background music that was playing. Just the other day I found a cd on Amazon.com that has most of the songs available on it. Here’s the link to this great biker and motorcycle music.

1. Call Me The Breeze (Joe Boogie)
2. Born To Be Wild (Jim Dandy of Black Oak Arkansas)
3. A Harley Someday (Wally Ford)
4. 1952 Vincent Black Lightning (Eddie Dattel)
5. Down The Line (The Beat Generation)
6. King Of The Road (Billy Gibson)
7. Little Honda (Jack O. & The Tearjerkers)
8. Midnight Rider (Phill Durham)
9. On The Road Again (David Evans)
10. I Want To Hop On Your Harley (Ann Rabson)
11. Highway 61 Revisited (The Beat Generation)
12. Riders On The Storm (Hal Butler)
13. Jitterboppin’ (Richard Ray Farrell)
14. Travelin’ Band (Charles Ponder)

More and more riders are hooking up their iPods, Zune or other MP3 playser to their radios as they race down those endless ribbons of highways.  I do that myself and just upgraded my iPod to the 120GB model.  I went through and found just a few of my favorites that I like to hear.  I hope you enjoy this great motorcycle / biker music as much as I do.