The Beatles Can’t Buy Me Live from their fabulous Hard Days Night album.
Rolling Stones - (I can’t get no) satisfaction
‘Can’t Buy Me Love’, surely?
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Yep a fat finger mistake. 
Garden party from the album Script for a Jester’s tear by Marillion.
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World Party’s excellent Ship of Fool.
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Starship trooper by Yes from The Yes Album, their third.
Light the Sky on Fire by Jefferson Starship
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Little bit left field here and maybe deviating from the original idea but this was the first thing I thought of as a link
“Play the 5 tones” or “The Conversstion
From Close Encounters of the Third Kind
John Williams composer
Phil Dodds ARP 2500 synthesiser player
I didn’t plan to post another Yes track so soon, but this one suggested itself: Close to the edge, from the album of that name.
Bowie Jump they Say from the underrated Black Tie White Noise album
The visitation: sad lyrics in this track from An electric storm by White Noise.
One of the best albums that Yes ever made, in my opinion.
Longest yet with no link, so I’ll fill in:
Riders on the storm by the Doors, from the album LA woman. The single was released when I had a summer holiday job working for a the UK distributors, just off Oxford Street in London. I was given a pre-release copy of the single (this on one side, LA woman the other - I preferred this). Long since disposed of with other vinyl after ripping.
Big Country The Storm
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Cracking song imho.
Today The Smashing Pumpkins
Yesterday, today and tomorrow by the Small Faces
From the band who brought you the fabulous Ichycoo Park and Lazy Sunday
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Eight Days a Week The Beatles from probably their least favourite album Beatles For Sale.
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