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.

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            Under My Thumb          The Rolling Stones

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My Head Hurts, My Feet Stink      Jimmy Buffett

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               Back Of My Hand       Ron Sexsmith

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HEAD to TOE      Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam

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Hold On to Your Hat      The Rolling Stones  1989 Steel Wheels

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Walk a Mile In My Shoes - Joe South

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These BOOTS Are Made For Walkin' -- Nancy Sinatra

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          Eyes Without A Face          Billy Idol

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Wear My Ring Around Your Neck      Elvis Presley

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Name On My SOUL -- Marc Gunn/Kilted Kings

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Popsicle Toes     Michael Franks   1975

A jazzy, rhythmic, comically tender birthday song for his dear love.

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        Shake Your Hips           Rolling Stones

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My Ding-A-Ling     Chuck Berry   #1 in 1972

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@LookOverYonder wrote:

My Ding-A-Ling     Chuck Berry   #1 in 1972

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LOL!!

With Pen In HAND -- Vikki Carr

[JoyaDe]

I thought about putting "My Ding-a-ling" on here, and then didn't.    Good for you to do it.  

[LookOverYonder]

Well thank you JoyaDe. 🙂 Please understand, JoyaDe, that when I thought of it, reluctance was my first feeling. Then I reconsidered. I'm a 67 year old adult man who recognized the humor in Chuck Berry's song immediately when it came out in 1972. Harmless humor. It went to #1 in the Billboard charts. Obviously it was widely accepted then. And I'd like to think that 45 years later the 50+ adults of America won't find offense with a good natured tune just because it references a male body part in slang.

[JoyaDe]

It is a cute song. Years ago, it was the favorite of the little boy who lived next door. He is probably in his 50's by now, as he was around my sons age. I listen to an oldies radio station and just heard it again the other day. It always brings a smile to my face. So I am glad it was included.

[LookOverYonder]

For JoyaDe.......... Hi JoyaDe. I've often wished for these responses to be alphabetical, myself :-). In fact though, it is okay, it's acceptable to duplicate any previous response. Any topic I introduce allows for duplication. Myself, I enjoy seeing duplicates. They illustrate a certain popularity which exists within our age group, as youthful as we are still. So, you are free to post whatever comes to mind, even if it was a previous post. Have fun. And thanks for participating within the Rock N' Roll community.

[JoyaDe]

LookOverYonder....  thanks, this is a fun topic, and makes my memory work hard thinking of the songs.  I just wasn't sure on the duplicates issue.

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HOT PANTS!      James Brown   #15 in 1971

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HOT LEGS!      Rod Stewart

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U2    Hands That Built America

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U2  Lucifer's Hands

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HOT BLOODed!      Foreigner

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Venus In Blue Jeans      Jimmy Clanton

[JoyaDe]

Stretching the limit a little here, but how about "The Boxer".  I'm sure Simon and Garfunkle were singing about the pugilist.  But I was picturing underwear.   

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          Get On Your Feet               Gloria Estefan

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My Head Hurts, My Feet Stink       Jimmy Buffett

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Bottoms Up        Van Halen

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LONG SLEEVES For the Summer -- Gene