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 1975

I'll start with a classic:

When A Man Loves A Woman:  Percy Sledge

I'm Amending this forum to allow the use of songs up to and including 1975

[BobH07]

Do You Want To Dance:  Bobby Freeman

[BeatleloverKT]

All I really want to DO, Byrds

[BobH07]

Do The Freddie:  Freddie & Dreamers

[BeatleloverKT]

DO the boomerang, Jr. Walker

[BobH07]

I Do Love You:  Billy Stewart

[BeatleloverKT]

I love YOU, Volumes

[ChasKy53]

NEW * Do YOU Believe In Magic - The Lovin' Spoonful {1965} Stereo

[BobH07]

I Knew You When:  Billy Joe Royal

[Howard897012]

WHEN Will I Be Loved - The Everly Brothers 

[ChasKy53]

And When I Die ... Blood, Sweat & Tears

[MzJules46]

   (I Don't KNOW Why) But I Do ~ Clarence Frogman Henry

[Howard897012]

HEAVEN Knows - The Grass Roots 

[ChasKy53]

You'll Never Get to HEAVEN (If You Break My Heart)

Dionne Warwick

[LisaS961881]

   My Blue Heaven      Fats Domino

[Howard897012]

HEAVEN Must Have Sent You - The Elgins 

[ChasKy53]

I Found HEAVEN by Donnie And The Del Chords 1963

[Howard897012]

WEAR YOUR Love Like Heaven - Donovan

[BobH07]

San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair):  Scott McKenzie

[Howard897012]

Do You Know THE WAY To San Jose - Dionne warwick 

[BobH07]

The last correct post is Go All The Way.

Walk This Way by Aerosmith is not an oldie.

[Howard897012]

Good catch. I missed it.

Howard

[Howard897012]

WALK A Mile In My Shoes - Joe South

[BobH07]

Go All The Way:  Raspberries

[BeatleloverKT]

Operator (That’s not the WAY it feels) Jim Croce

[BobH07]

Way Down Yonder In New Orleans:  Freddy Cannon

[Howard897012]

Which WAY You Goin' Billy? - The Poppy Family

[ChasKy53]

One WAY Out (Live At Fillmore East, June 27, 1971)

Allman Brothers

[LisaS961881]

     Way Over Yonder     Carole King

[BobH07]

Wasted On The Way:  CSN

[BeatleloverKT]

She’s got a WAY, Billy Joel