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SONG TITLE WORD ASSOCIATION II (OLDIES ONLY)

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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

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Goodnight SWEETheart, Spaniels

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Sweet City Woman: Stampeders

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Sound of the CITY, Delaney&Bonnie

1,625 Views

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Kansas City: Wilbert Harrison

1,638 Views

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Drag CITY, Jan&Dean

1,641 Views

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Summer In The City: Lovin Spoonful

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One SUMMER NIGHT, Danleers

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Long Hot Summer Night .... Jimi Hendrix

Long Hot Summer Night - YouTube

1,680 Views

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Hot Pastrami: Dartells

1,708 Views

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HOT rod Lincoln, Commander Cody

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Hot Fun In The Summertime: Sly & Family

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SUMMERtime, Billy Stewart

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As an aside, this is def one of my fav songs, every and all versions...

Two feel personal to me:

Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong - Summertime [1958] (pre-video)

Janis Joplin: Summertime

Unfortunately no quality recordings of Ms Billie Holiday performing this Gershwin masterpiece exists, to my knoelrfhr, tho some degraded versions are out there (it was early 20th century...) .

I think my thought here is how many composers, writers, musicians, vocalists honor others through their interpretations and presentations? I somehow think all involved will feel our appreciation, love of talent, and honor.

#VegasStrong
Phil Harris, actor and showman, to John Fogerty of CCR: “If I’d known I’d live this long, I’d have taken better care of myself.”

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Kudos

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Lonely Summer: Shades Of Blue

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MY summer love, Ruby&the Romantics

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The last correct post is Going To A Go-Go.

Going Out Of My Head: Little Anthony

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Gonna = Going To

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We're Gonna' Make It .... Little Milton

LITTLE MILTON We're Gonna Make It 1965 - YouTube

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A Change is Gonna Come -- Sam Cooke (1964)

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Going to a GO-GO, Miracles

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Easy Come, Easy Go: Bobby Sherman

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Take It Easy -- Eagles (1972)

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It’s so EASY, Buddy Holly

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Easy Livin: Uriah Heep

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EASY to be hard, Three dog night

1,737 Views

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Make It Easy On Yourself: Jerry Butler

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Make ME smile, Chicago

1,710 Views

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Stay With Me: Faces

1,701 Views

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STAY awhile, Bells

1,697 Views

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Stay In My Corner: Dells

1,684 Views

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