BODY PARTS & CLOTHING WORN

[LookOverYonder]

This easy topic simply invites everyone to think of and then post the name of a song which includes any body part in the title of the song.  Also, please post songs and/or song names about anything we may wear on our bodies. Please try to include the artist's name if you know who did it, thanks. There's seemingly a vast array of songs which qualify to be posted here. And if you repeat what someone has already posted.....so what   🙂

Have fun coming up with songs for this topic.

[MaVolta]

Little Band of Gold - James Gilreath, from 1963  (remember this oldie?)

https://www.discogs.com/James-Gilreath-Little-Band-Of-Gold/release/2843259

[MaVolta]

The Black Velvet Band - traditional Irish folk song (Dubliners, The High Kings, and many others)

. . . and her hair it hung over her shoulder tied up with a black velvet band.

[DED46]

PALE BLUE EYES - Velvet Underground

[MaVolta]

Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head - B J Thomas

[MaVolta]

Put Your Head on My Shoulder - Paul Anka

[MaVolta]

May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose - Little Jimmy Dickens

[gatorgorilla]

"Don't You Feel My Leg"     Maria Muldaur

[gatorgorilla]

"Green Are Your Eyes"     Marianne Faithfull

[mp8908]

         Slipping Through My Fingers         ABBA

[LookOverYonder]

Expressway To Your Heart     The Soul Survivors   #4 in1967

[LookOverYonder]

Dreaming From The Waist     The Who   1975

[LookOverYonder]

Jiving Sister Fanny     The Rolling Stones   1969

[gatorgorilla]

"Short Fat Fannie"  by Larry Williams & His Band

[gatorgorilla]

"Straight From The Heart"     Bryan Adams

[nctarheel]

Sometimes I think back to my college years with the Beatles, Rolling Stones, and everyone else that EVERYBODY knows.

But I listened to some weird stuff back then too. Some, because the band made a stop at my college and some, because of my political stance in the 1960's.

So, without further ado...........

From a band that played at many colleges and taverns in many college towns, including my own, in the 1960's:

Doug Clark and The Hot Nuts- "Hot Nuts"

My political stance back then and my love for comedy drew me to another band, they were anti-Vietnam War and also slightly naughty in a satirical sort of way.

The Fugs- "Boobs A Lot"

These songs will forever live on YouTube but I doubt if you tried to find a vinyl disk, you would never find one.

[nyadrn]

@nctarheel

https://www.amazon.com/Fugs-First-Album/dp/B000000XEF   vinyl from $28.98

[nctarheel]

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@nyadrn wrote:

@nctarheel

https://www.amazon.com/Fugs-First-Album/dp/B000000XEF   vinyl from $28.98

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Thanks for the info.

I have the original album from back then, which, actually, may be worth a few bucks.

[nyadrn]

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@nctarheel wrote:

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@nyadrn wrote:

@nctarheel

https://www.amazon.com/Fugs-First-Album/dp/B000000XEF   vinyl from $28.98

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Thanks for the info.

I have the original album from back then, which, actually, may be worth a few bucks.

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You are welcome. You will have to let us know if it is. 

[mp8908]

               Toes      Zac Brown Band

[LookOverYonder]

Cotton Mouth     The Doobie Brothers

[LookOverYonder]

The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face     Roberta Flack

[nctarheel]

It seems that every couple of decades, songs about body parts come out that are sung by large groups of people. For example:

HAIR- By the cast of the musical HAIR!- 1968 (an oldie but a goodie)

HANDS ACROSS AMERICA- By the Voices of America- 1986 (Writers tried to repeat "We are the world" popularity but failed miserably)

CHIP ON MY SHOULDER- By the cast of LEGALLY BLONDE- 2007- (OK if you liked Legally Blonde)

[LookOverYonder]

I've Got You Under My Skin     The Four Seasons

[LookOverYonder]

Lipstick On Your Collar     Connie Francis

[nyadrn]

Diamond Heart  Lady Gaga

[mp8908]

               Hand In My Pocket             Alanis Morissette

[nyadrn]

Green Earrings   Steely Dan

[retiredtraveler]

Chuck Berry.

My Ding-a-ling  

[nyadrn]

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@retiredtraveler wrote:

Chuck Berry.

My Ding-a-ling  

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hahhahahahahaha   good one!

[DED46]

THIRSTY BOOTS - Eric Andersen