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

[CaptainMura]

Way down yonder in New Orleans  Freddy Cannon

[Howard897012]

The Battle OF NEW ORLEANS - Johnny Horton 

[1968Hoya46]

City Of NEW ORLEANS: Steve Goodman, Arlo.

[BobH07]

New Orleans:  Gary US Bonds

[BeatleloverKT]

THE witch QUEEN OF New Orleans, Redbone

[1968Hoya46]

Queen Of The Silver DOLLAR: Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show (1972)

[BobH07]

Greenback Dollar:  Kingston Trio

[BeatleloverKT]

GREEN onions, Booker T&the MG’s

[BobH07]

Green Light:  American Breed

[BeatleloverKT]

GREEN eyed lady, Sugarloaf

[BobH07]

The post below is incorrect

[BobH07]

Don't Let The Green Grass Fool You:  Wilson Pickett

[1968Hoya46]

I posted this song at 5:24 PM.....

[Howard897012]

Grazing In THE GRASS - Hugh Masekela, The Friends Of Distinction 

[1968Hoya46]

Don't Let The GREEN GRASS Fool You: Wilson Pickett

[Howard897012]

GREEN Grass - Gary Lewis & The Playboys 

[BobH07]

Jolly Green Giant:  Kingsmen

[1968Hoya46]

GREEN River: CCR

[Howard897012]

GREEN GREEN Grass Of Home - Tom Jones

[ChasKy53]

One of the first songs we had to learn in the band I was in during high school.

Green Onions (1962 Recording Remastered) 

Booker T & The M. G.'s

[BobH07]

Green Green:  New Christy Minstrels

[LisaS961881]

     Green Tambourine     The Lemon Pipers

[ChasKy53]

Green DOOR .... Jim Lowe

[Howard897012]

This DOOR Swings Both Ways - Herman's Hermits 

[MzJules46]

   I'm GONNA Knock on Your Door ~ Eddie Hodges

[BeatleloverKT]

I’M gonna get married, Lloyd Price

[Howard897012]

Say It Loud - I'm Black And I'm PROUD - James Brown 

[BobH07]

Ain't Too Proud To Beg:  Temptations

[Howard897012]

(We AIN'T Got) NOTHING Yet - Blues Magoos

[1968Hoya46]

I Who Have NOTHING: Ben E. King