SONG TITLE WORD ASSOCIATION II (OLDIES ONLY)

[BobH07]

Same guidelines as the original forum.

The only difference is this is for oldies.

I am setting the following rule:

No songs beyond 1972.

I'll start with a classic:

When A Man Loves A Woman:  Percy Sledge

[BeatleloverKT]

I love YOU 1000 times    Platters

[1968Hoya46]

• I NEED You: Beatles

[BeatleloverKT]

All YOU NEED is LOVE   Fab 4️⃣

[BobH07]

You Need Love Like I Do (Don't You):  Gladys Knight

[1968Hoya46]

IF I Needed Someone: Beatles

[BeatleloverKT]

If I FELL    Fab 4️⃣

[BobH07]

Tonight I Fell In Love:  Tokens

[BeatleloverKT]

I DIG love   George Harrison

[DarcyFarrow]

Can YOU Dig It (Monkees)

[BobH07]

The Way You Do The Things You Do:  Temptations

[PattyDiane]

"Something in the Way She Moves", The Beatles

[TomD857140]

I Am Woman, Helen Reddy

[BobH07]

She's Just My Style:  Gary Lewis

[EricC28201]

She Is Still A Mystery - Lovin' Spoonful

Sorry about Where Do The Children Play...This thread always opens in the middle for me...must have forgotten to click one page one before reading.

[BobH07]

She Cried:  Jay & Americans

[1968Hoya46]

MY HEART Cries For You: Guy Mitchell, others.

[BobH07]

Please Remember My Heart:  Solitaires

[BeatleloverKT]

Last valid post “Can’t take my eyes off of you”

Playing from that:

TAKE these chains from MY heart  

Ray Charles

[EricC28201]

Where Do the Children Play - Cat Stevens (Yusuf)

[BobH07]

Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You:  Frankie Valli

[1968Hoya46]

You Can’t ALWAYS Get What You Want: Stones

[BeatleloverKT]

THERE’S always something there to remind

me         RB Greaves

[BobH07]

There's A Moon Out Tonight:  Capris

[ciptra38]

Tonight I'm Staying Here With You:   Bob Dylan 1969

[BeatleloverKT]

TONIGHT I fell in love    Tokens

[BobH07]

Tonight (Could Be The Night):  Velvets

[1968Hoya46]

The Way You LOOK Tonight: Lettermen, others

[BeatleloverKT]

LOOK OF LOVE    Sergio Mendes

[BobH07]

Looking Through The Eyes Of Love:  Gene Pitney

[BeatleloverKT]

True LOVE never runs smooth    Gene Pitney