Word Association #15

[gary_james]

Let's Bop - Jack Earls

[sophisticated_soul]

Be-Bop Baby - Ricky Nelson

[9A]

Chantilly Lace -- The Big Bopper AKA J. P. Richardson [[1958)

The Big Bopper, Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens died in a plane crash in Iowa -- "the day the music died." :[[

[sansradio]

Leather and Lace - Stevie Nicks and Don Henley

[9A]

Boot Scootin' Boogie -- Brooks and Dunn [[1991)

[gary_james]

These Boots Are Made For Walkin - Nancy Sinatra

[9A]

Walk Right In -- The Rooftop Singers [[1962)

[sansradio]

Stomp! - The Brothers Johnson

[9A]

Stompin' At The Savoy -- 1933 jazz standard, Ozzie Nelson and Benny Goodman; covered by several others.

[Jerry Oz]

Back Room Stomp - Duke Ellington

[9A]

The Bristol Stomp -- The Dovells [[1961); Chubby Checker lead vocal [[1962) with the Dovells as backup.

[sansradio]

The Bristol Hotel - LL Cool J

[gary_james]

Bristol-Meyers

[9A]

The Cowboy and the Lady -- Dolly Parton [[1977); John Denver [[1981); written by Bobby Goldsboro, originally The Cowgirl and the Dandy, and sung by Brenda Lee [[1977)

And somewhere in between her Harvey's Bristol Cream
And the beer I drank and the easy company . . .

[gary_james]

Sweet Cream Ladies - The Box Tops

[9A]

Sweet Dreams [[Are Made of This) -- Eurythmics [[1983)

[sophisticated_soul]

I'll Bake Me A Man - Barbara Acklin

[Jerry Oz]

Already Done - Javonta Patton

[sophisticated_soul]

Already Gone - The Eagles

[sansradio]

Already Done - Javonta Patton

This is so cool to me. Jovonta is a dear family friend, like a nephew to me. Thanks for shouting him out!

It Is Finished - Nina Simone

[9A]

She's Come Undone -- The Guess Who [[1973)

It's too late
She's gone too far
She's lost the sun
She's come undone

[Jerry Oz]

Let's Start Over - Miles Jaye

[sophisticated_soul]

Alive Again - Cher

[gary_james]

Good To Be Back - Natalie Cole

[sophisticated_soul]

Back In Business - Eartha Kitt

[Jerry Oz]

Back Together Again - Donny Hathaway & Roberta Flack

[gary_james]

Baby Got Back - Sir Mix-A-Lot

[9A]

Get Back -- The Beatles [[1969)

[sophisticated_soul]

Pay Back - Etta James

[9A]

I Won't Back Down -- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, with George Harrison on backing vocals and accoustic guitar [[1989)

[jobeterob]

I Won't Love You Anymore - Lesley Gore

[9A]

What'll I Do? -- Written by Irving Berlin in 1923. Recordings by Johnny Mathis, Frank Sinatra, Harry Nillson, Linda Ronstadt, Bob Dylan and Seth McFarlane.

[sansradio]

Year of Decision - The Three Degrees

[jobeterob]

Year of the Cat - Al Stewart

[Jerry Oz]

The Year Of Living Dangerously [[1982) w/Mel Gibson & Sigourney Weaver

[sophisticated_soul]

In the Year 2525 [[Exordium & Terminus) - Zager & Evans

[sansradio]

The Year 2000 - The O'Jays

[sophisticated_soul]

1984 - David Bowie, Tina Turner

[9A]

Still Crazy After All These Years -- Paul Simon [[1975)

[sophisticated_soul]

Silent All These Years - Tori Amos

[9A]

After All These Years -- Journey [[2008)

[sophisticated_soul]

Oh How The Years Go By - Vanessa Williams

[Jerry Oz]

Funny How Time Flies [[When You're Having Fun) - Janet Jackson

[sansradio]

Where Did the Time Go - The Pointer Sisters

[Jerry Oz]

It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over - Lenny Kravitz

[9A]

Over and Over -- The Dave Clark Five [[1965)

[sansradio]

Overs - Simon & Garfunkel

[Jerry Oz]

Starting All Overs Again - Mel & Tim

[sophisticated_soul]

Bury Me In My Overalls - The Gateway Singers

[gary_james]

Over Under Sideways Down - The Yardbirds

[sophisticated_soul]

Button Up Your Overcoat - Bobby Troup

[9A]

Buttons and Bows -- Dinah Shore [[1947); written for Bob Hope and Jane Russell sung in the film The Paleface, Gene Autry and others [[mostly Country and Western)

[sophisticated_soul]

Ribbon Bow - Elmerlee Thomas

[9A]

Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree -- Tony Orlando and Dawn [[1973); many covers

[sophisticated_soul]

Ribbon Of Darkness - Marty Robbins

[9A]

Scarlet Ribbons -- Jo Stafford [[1949), Harry Belefonte [[1951); The Browns [[1959)
for her hair

[sansradio]

Ribbon in the Sky - Stevie Wonder

[9A]

Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet -- The Mills Brothers [[1934), written in 1909
with the blue ribbon on it
and we'll hitch old Dobbin to the shay

[sansradio]

A Sunbonnet Blue [[And a Yellow Straw Hat) - Billie Holiday

[9A]

The Yellow and Blue -- University of Michigan alma mater. [[M Go Blue!!!)

Sing to the colors that float in the light;
Hurrah for the Yellow and Blue!

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[gary_james]

Silver, Blue And Gold - Bad Company

[9A]

Maxwell's Silver Hammer -- The Beatles [[1969)

[sansradio]

Silver Shadow - Atlantic Starr

[Jerry Oz]

Silver Bells - Bing Crosby

[9A]

Look For the Silver Lining -- Aretha Franklin [[1962); Judy Garland

[Jerry Oz]

Shine On - LTD

[9A]

Come Rain or Come Shine -- Margaret Whiting [[1946); recordings by Billie Holiday, Judy Garland, Barbra Streisand, Ella Fitzgerald, Etta James, Ray Charles and numerous others.

[Jerry Oz]

Brighter Than Sunshine - Aqualung

[gary_james]

Shining Star - Earth, Wind & Fire

[Jerry Oz]

Send Out For Sunshine - Heatwave

[sophisticated_soul]

Gee, The Moon Is Shining Bright - The Dixie Cups

[9A]

How High the Moon -- Les Paul and Mary Ford [[1951); Ella Fitzgerald; Aretha Franklin; Keely Smith

[sansradio]

Moonshadow - Cat Stevens

[9A]

Fly Me To The Moon -- Frank Sinatra [[1964) His version was closely associated with the Apollo missions to the Moon [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_program).

[sansradio]

Rocket - Beyoncé

[9A]

Rocket Man -- Elton John [[1972)

[gary_james]

Take Off - Bob & Doug McKenzie

[9A]

Up, Up and Away -- The Fifth Dimension [[1967)

[Jerry Oz]

Flying Home - Benny Goodman Sextet

[sansradio]

Comeback - O[[+>

[9A]

[[Won't You Come Home) Bill Bailey -- published in 1902, ragtime song

[gary_james]

Come To Me - France Joli

[sansradio]

Lydia Bailey [Negulesco, 1952]

[9A]

Lydia the Tatooed Lady -- Groucho Marx [[1939)

[Jerry Oz]

Lydian - Norman Brown

[sansradio]

Lydia Maria Child

[gary_james]

.... Lydia Cornell .....

[Jerry Oz]

Beans And Cornell Bread - Louis Jordan

[sophisticated_soul]

Down On The Cornell - Creedence Clearwater Revival

[9A]

Far Above Cayuga's Waters -- Cornell University [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornell_University)'s alma mater [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alma_mater_[[song)) written in 1870.

Lift the chorus, speed it onward,
Loud her praises tell;
Hail to thee, our alma mater!
Hail, all hail, Cornell!

The tune has been used since by dozens of universities [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University), colleges [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/College), high schools [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_school), and
camps worldwide.

[sansradio]

Prof. Cornel West

[gary_james]

.... Adam West ....

[9A]

West Side Story -- 1957, score by Leonard Bernstein, recordings by Andre Previn, Stan Kenton, Oscar Peterson, Dave Brubeck and many others.

[gary_james]

My True Story - The Jive Five

[sansradio]

I Could Write a Book - Rodgers & Hart

[9A]

[[Who Wrote) The Book of Love -- The Monotones [[1957); The Mudlarks; The Four Seasons

[Jerry Oz]

Paperback Writer - The Beatles

[9A]

Paper Doll -- The Mills Brothers [[1943)

I'm gonna buy a paper doll that I can call my own

[sansradio]

Paper Doll -- The Mills Brothers [[1943)

I'm gonna buy a paper doll that I can call my own




Both of Lena's versions popped up on my shuffle today.:cool:

Paper Maché - Dionne Warwick

[Jerry Oz]

It's Only A Paper Moon - Ella Fitzgerald [[and many others)

[9A]

It's Only Make Believe -- Conway Twitty [[1957), numerous covers

[gary_james]

Let's Pretend - The Raspberries

[sophisticated_soul]

My Pretending Days Are Over - The Dells

[sansradio]

Brilliant Disguise - Bruce Springsteen

[sophisticated_soul]

Drop The Mask - Diana Ross

[Jerry Oz]

If You Could See Me Now - Billy Eckstine

[9A]

If My Friends Could See Me Now -- Gwen Verdon [[1966) in the musical Sweet Charity.
Shirley MacLaine in the 1969 film adaptation. Covered by many artists.

[sophisticated_soul]

It's Bad For Me To See You - Yvonne Fair, Gladys Knight & The Pips

[9A]

All of Me -- Billie Holiday [[1941); Frank Sinatra; Willie Nelson

Can't you see
I'm no good without you

[gary_james]

See Me Feel Me - The Who

[9A]

Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me -- Karen Chandler [[1952); Mel Carter [[1955); Gloria Estefan [[1994)

[144man]

Anything You Wanna Do - The Marvelettes

[9A]

Anything You Can Do [[I Can Do Better) -- Ethel Merman and Ray Middleton [[1946) in Annie Get Your Gun; The duet is covered over the years by many artists.

[sansradio]

I Can Do Anything - The Emotions

[144man]

I'll Do Anything [[He Wants Me To Do) - Doris Troy

[9A]

I'll Do Anything -- various characters in the play Oliver [[1960) or the movie [[1968)
For you dear anything
For you mean everything to me.

[sansradio]

I'll Do Anything for You - Denroy Morgan

[9A]

Everybody's Doin' It -- 1911 ragtime song by Irving Berlin

Not to be confused with Everybody's Doing It by Tommy Dorsey [[1935) or about seven other songs using this lyric.

[Jerry Oz]

Do Something - Robert "Goodie" Whitfield

[sansradio]

Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved - James Brown

[9A]

Something's Gotta Give -- Fred Astaire [[1955) covered and charted by Sammy Davis Jr. and also The McGuire Sisters.

[sansradio]

Giving In - Aretha Franklin

[gary_james]

Giving Up - Donny Hathaway

[Jerry Oz]

Got To Give It Up - Marvin Gaye

[sophisticated_soul]

Give It Up In Vain - Sylvia Robinson

[9A]

Never Give Up -- Sia [[2016) from the film Lion. Nominated for a Grammy for Best Song Written for Visual Media.

[144man]

Combining posts #140373 & #140372...

Giving Up, Giving In - The 3 Degrees

[9A]

Surrender -- Diana Ross [[The Funk Brothers, Ashford & Simpson and Joshie Armstead) 1971

[sansradio]

White Flag - Dido

[9A]

Help! -- The Beatles [[1965)

[sansradio]

Save Me - Aretha Franklin

[9A]

Save the Last Dance For Me -- The Drifters with Ben E. King [[1960); Emmylou Harris; Dolly Partin

[gary_james]

Dance With Me - The Drifters

[Jerry Oz]

Dance Wit Me - Rick James

[gary_james]

Come On Do The Jerk - The Miracles

[Jerry Oz]

Pull My Strings - Lakeside

[sophisticated_soul]

The Young New Mexican Puppeteer - Tom Jones

[9A]

I'm a Marionette -- Abba [[1977)

[sansradio]

I'm Your Puppet - James & Bobby Purify

[9A]

I've Got No Strings -- from the animated film Pinocchio [[1940) covered by The Andrews Sisters, Barbra Streisand, Diana Ross, as well as the Chipettes with Alvin and the Chipmunks

[Jerry Oz]

The Toy Guitar - Earl Klugh

[9A]

While My Guitar Gently Weeps -- The Beatles, written by George Harrison [[1968)

[gary_james]

"Come back to me again and play your sad guitar"

Superstar - The Carpenters

[sansradio]

Guitar - Prince

[sophisticated_soul]

Baby Guitar - Melanie Safka

[9A]

Johnny B. Goode -- Chuck Berry [[1958)

Where lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode
Who never ever learned to read or write so well
But he could play a guitar just like a-ringin' a bell

[sophisticated_soul]

Johnny, Johnny Please Come Home - Claudja Barry

[9A]

Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh! -- Written in 1917 World War 1 patriotic version. Other versions recorded by Ella Fitzgerald, The Andrew Sisters, Peggy Lee and Bonnie Baker.

[gary_james]

Johnny One Note - Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland....

[9A]

Frankie and Johnny -- First published version in 1904. 256 recordings by a zillion artists, including Elvis Presley [[1966). Jazz standard by many of the top bands and instrumentalists.

[gary_james]

... Johnny Brown ....

[Jerry Oz]

Charlie Brown - The Coasters

[sansradio]

Miss Brown to You - Billie Holiday

[gary_james]

Mr. Brown - Bob Marley & The Wailers

[sophisticated_soul]

Brown Paper Bag - Tammy Wynette

[9A]

Beautiful Brown Eyes -- by Alton Delmore [[1951) -- charted by Rosemary Clooney, Alton Delmore and Jimmy Wakely and the Les Baxter Chorus

I'll Never Love Blue Eyes Again

[sophisticated_soul]

Brown Eyed Handsome Man - Chuck Berry

[9A]

Man in the Mirror -- Michael Jackson [[1988)

[sansradio]

Mirror, Mirror - Diana Ross

[9A]

Brandy [[You're a Fine Girl) -- Looking Glass [[1972)

[sansradio]

Pass the Courvoisier - Busta Rhymes

[9A]

Hennessy n Buddah -- Snoop Dogg [[2001)

[gary_james]

Rum And Coca-Cola - The Andrews Sisters

[sansradio]

Me and My Gin - Bessie Smith

[9A]

One for My Baby [[and One More for the Road) -- Fred Astaire [[1943); recorded by many, many artists, including Marvin Gaye [[1966)

[sansradio]

Boy, I Really Tied One On - Esther Phillips

[9A]

Chug-A-Lug -- Roger Miller [[1964)

[Jerry Oz]

Drink Dat - Thundercat

[sansradio]

Drunk with Love - Joyce Bryant/Pearl Bailey

[9A]

Lily the Pink -- The Scaffold [[1968), a hit in the UK, while the Irish Rovers [[1969) version was a bigger hit in North America. Humorous chronicle of the cures her "medicinal compound" brought about.

We'll drink a drink, a drink
To Lily the Pink, the Pink, the Pink
The savior of the human race
For she invented medicinal compound
Most efficacious in every case

[Jerry Oz]

Alcoholic - Fishbone

[gary_james]

Hair Of The Dog - Nazareth

[Jerry Oz]

Year Of The Cat - Al Stewart

[sophisticated_soul]

The Day Of The Dolphin [[1973) - George C. Scott

[Jerry Oz]

That's The Way Of The World - Earth Wind & Fire

[gary_james]

Top Of The World - The Carpenters

[9A]

If I Ruled the World -- Sir Harry Secombe [[1963) from the musical Pickwick; Tony Bennett [[1965), also performed by The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, Robert Goulet, Nancy Wilson, etc.

[sansradio]

The Emperor's New Clothes - Sinéad O'Connor

[sophisticated_soul]

To Be Invisible - Gladys Knight & The Pips

[Jerry Oz]

When Can I See You - Babyface

[sophisticated_soul]

When You Wake Up Tomorrow - Candi Staton

[9A]

By the Time I Get To Phoenix -- Johnny Rivers [[1965); Glenn Campbell; Covered by Isaac Hayes, The Mad Lads and Anne Murray, who charted on US R&B and/or Pop.

[sophisticated_soul]

Now That You're Gone - Diana Ross

[9A]

One Less Bell to Answer -- Marilyn McCoo and the Fifth Dimension [[1970); covered by Cissy Houston, Barbra Streisand, Rosemary Clooney, Dionne Warwick, Shirley Bassey, etc.

[sansradio]

No Plans for the Future - Natalie Cole

[9A]

Welcome to My World -- Jim Reeves [[1962); Eddy Arnold [[1971)

[Jerry Oz]

My Whole World Ended [[The Moment You Left Me) - David Ruffin

[9A]

The End of the World -- Skeeter Davis [[1962)

[sansradio]

Apocalypse Now [Coppola, 1979]

[sophisticated_soul]

It's All Over But The Shoutin' - Gladys Knight & The Pips

[9A]

Make the World Go Away -- Ray Price [[1963); Eddy Arnold, Donny and Marie Osmond.

[sophisticated_soul]

Eve Of Destruction - Barry McGuire

[sansradio]

Stop the World - I Want to Get Off ​- Newley/Bricusse

[sophisticated_soul]

The World Don't Owe You A Thing - Freda Payne

[9A]

World Turning -- Fleetwood Mac [[1975)

And the world keeps on turning

[Jerry Oz]

It's A Man's Man's Man's World - James Brown

[sophisticated_soul]

We Are The World - USA For Africa

[Jerry Oz]

Out Of This World - John Coltrane

[gary_james]

My World - Bee Gees

[sophisticated_soul]

Celebrate The World - Womack & Womack

[9A]

I Just Want to Celebrate -- Rare Earth [[1971) with Pete Rivera as lead singer and drummer. :o

[sansradio]

Celebration - Kool & The Gang

[9A]

Take It To The Top -- Kool & The Gang [[1980)

[gary_james]

Take It Too The Limit - The Eagles

[9A]

The Windmills of Your Mind -- Noel Harrison [[1968) in the film The Thomas Crown Affair. Composed by Michel Legrand. Recordings by Dusty Springfield, José Feliciano, and Sting.

[sansradio]

The Mirrors of My Mind - The Jackson 5

[Jerry Oz]

Georgia On My Mind - Ray Charles

[9A]

Always On My Mind -- Willie Nelson [[1982); over 300 recorded releases of the song in versions by dozens of performers, including Brenda Lee and Elvis Presley.

[Jerry Oz]

Something's On Your Mind - D-Train

[sophisticated_soul]

Something Bad On My Mind - Timi Yuro

[9A]

Got My Mind Set On You -- George Harrison [[1987)

[sansradio]

I’ve Got My Heart Set on You - Patti Austin

[9A]

You're In My Heart [[The Final Acclaim) -- Rod Stewart [[1977)

[sansradio]

My Heart Can’t Take It No More - The Supremes

[sophisticated_soul]

Cross My Heart - Diana Ross

[9A]

My Heart Will Go On -- Celine Dion [[1997)

[Jerry Oz]

Will My Heart Stand A Chance - The Five Keys

[9A]

How Can You Mend a Broken Heart -- The Bee Gees [[1971)

[sansradio]

Broken Hearts Heal - Janet Jackson

[9A]

Achy Breaky Heart -- Billy Ray Cyrus [[1992)

[sansradio]

Good Morning Heartache - Billie Holiday

[Jerry Oz]

When The Heartache Is Over - Tina Turner

[sophisticated_soul]

Un-Break My Heart - Johnny Mathis, Toni Braxton

[gary_james]

Have A Heart - Bonnie Raitt

[sophisticated_soul]

Change Of Heart - Diana Ross

[sansradio]

Heart, Don’t Change My Mind - Barbra Streisand/Diana Ross

[9A]

The Gang That Sang Heart of My Heart -- Standard of barbershop quartets. Written in 1926. Earlier vesion first sung by Andrew Mack in 1899. Charted by the Four Aces [[1953). Don Cornell [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Cornell), Alan Dale [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Dale_[[singer)), and Johnny Desmond [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Desmond) also charted in 1953 [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_in_music), as well as Max Bygraves [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Bygraves) in the UK.

[gary_james]

My Foolish Heart - Billy Eckstine

[9A]

Chain of Fools -- Aretha Franklin [[1967)

[gary_james]

Fool's Parade [[James Stewart....1971)

[144man]

Fool's Paradise - Buddy Holly

[Jerry Oz]

Fools Fall In Love - The Drifters

[9A]

The Fool On The Hill -- The Beatles [[1967)

[144man]

"Fools rush in and get the best seats." [Mad Magazine Marginal Dept.]

[Jerry Oz]

Just Like A Fool - The Coasters

[9A]

These Foolish Things [[Remind Me of You) -- written in 1936; notable recordings include Teddy Wilson with Billie Holiday, Benny Goodman, and various other versions.

[sansradio]

Foolish Fool - Dee Dee Warwick

[9A]

I'm a Fool to Want You -- Frank Sinatra [[1951) co-written by Sinatra, Jack Wolf and Joel Herron, recorded by over 100 other performers.

[gary_james]

I'll Be Your Fool Once More - Annette Snell

[9A]

Everybody Plays the Fool -- The Main Ingredient [[1972); Aaron Neville [[1991)

[sophisticated_soul]

Everybody's Somebody's Fool - Connie Francis, Etta James

[Jerry Oz]

"Who is more foolish? The fool or the fool who follows him?" - Obi-Wan Kenobi [[Sir Alec Guiness in Star Wars: A New Hope)

[9A]

What Kind of Fool Am I? -- Anthony Newley [[1962); charted by Sammy Davis Jr. [[1962); Shirley Bassey [[1963)

[Jerry Oz]

Don't Be A Fool - Loose Ends

[9A]

I Fooled Around and Fell In Love -- Mickey Thomas [[1975); covered by Rod Stewart [[2006)

[sophisticated_soul]

Foolish Little Girl - The Shirelles, The Cookies

[9A]

Just a Fool -- Christina Aguilera and Blake Shelton [[2012)

[sansradio]

You’re the Fool - Mavis Staples

[sophisticated_soul]

Queen Of The Fools - The Marvelettes

[gary_james]

Poor Little Fool - Ricky Nelson