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

[ChasKy53]

BLUE Monday ..... Fats Domino

[Howard897012]

My Blue HEAVEN - Fats Domino

[ChasKy53]

THREE Steps To Heaven (Stereo) ... Eddie Cochran

[CaptainMura]

Knock three times  Tony Orlando and Dawn

[SereneSeagull]

Loved the cowbell in that song!

[ChasKy53]

Who's That KNOCKING - The Genies

[Howard897012]

I HEAR YOU Knocking - Dave Edmunds 

[ChasKy53]

Tommy Can You HEAR Me? .... The Who

[LisaS961881]

      Can’t You Hear Me Knocking       The Rolling Stones

[1968Hoya46]

ME AND YOU AND A Dog Named Boo:  Lobo

[BeatleloverKT]

You and ME, Moodys

[ChasKy53]

LET ME! .... Paul Revere & The Raiders

[Howard897012]

Don't Let Me DOWN - The Beatles 

[BobH07]

Down The Aisle:  Patti LaBelle. & Blue Belles

[ChasKy53]

DOWN On The Corner .... Creedence Clearwater Revival

[BobH07]

Hang Down Your Head Tom Dooley:  Kingston Trio

[SereneSeagull]

My mother used to adore that song,  I hadn’t thought about it in ages, and just now got a flash memory of her singing it.  Thanks for that memory!

[ChasKy53]

JUST Like Tom Thumb's Blues .... Bob Dylan

[LisaS961881]

      Just Like A Woman          Bob Dylan

[ChasKy53]

 Lost WOMAN .... The Yardbirds

[Howard897012]

WOMAN - Peter & Gordon

[ChasKy53]

L.A. WOMAN .... The Doors

[BobH07]

Gypsy Woman:  Impressions

[Howard897012]

She's A WOMAN - The Beatles 

[BobH07]

Black Magic Woman:  Santana

[Howard897012]

This Girl Is A WOMAN Now - Gary Puckett & The Union Gap

[LisaS961881]

      Woman, Woman        Gary Puckett & The Union Gap

[Howard897012]

LITTLE Woman - Bobby Sherman 

[SereneSeagull]

Have to fess up, Bobby Sherman poster on my wall as a young girl!

[LisaS961881]

   Well, I’ll admit to buying a few Tiger Beat magazines, but in those days I usually read Mad magazine. 🤭