SONG TITLE WORD ASSOCIATION

[nyadrn]

Okay

This is meant to be a long running topic .  The rules are simple and there are a zillion songs out there, so lets see what we can do with this.

You start with a song title.  Let's use  Love in an Elevator - Aerosmith

You look at that title, pick out one word from it and find a new song title with that word in it,( example, In & Out of Love - Bon Jovi)  then post the new title as your post.  The next person follows.   See easy

So lets give it a try.    My title is   Love in an Elevator - Aerosmith.

Diane

[LookOverYonder]

Too Many Fish In The Sea     The Marvellettes 1965    Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels 1967

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Lonely Sea"

To:  "Beyond the Sea", Bobby Darin

[gatorgorilla]

from:   I'M SO LONELY

to:   LONELY  SEA  -  The Beach Boys, from their 2nd album, "Surfin' U.S.A.", 1963

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Only the Lonely"

To:  "I'm So Lonely", The Beachboys

[mp8908]

            from     Hey There Lonely Girl       to

                                           Only the Lonely       Roy Orbison

[nyadrn]

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@PattyDiane wrote:

From:  "Brown Eyed Handsome Man"

To:  "Brown Eyed Girl", Van Morrison

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To:   Hey There Lonely Girl     Eddie Holman 1969

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Brown Eyed Handsome Man"

To:  "Brown Eyed Girl", Van Morrison

[PattyDiane]

MsStretch:  Thanks so much for sharing this.  I was going to look for it myself this afternoon but you have saved me the trouble.  I don't know how I missed it when it came out, the song or the group.  It was really good and, as they used to say on Bandstand, good to dance to also.  Hard to sit still while listening to it.  I'll have to see if more of their work is on Youtube.

[gatorgorilla]

from:   BROWN SUGAR

to:   BROWN EYED HANDSOME MAN  -  Chuck Berry

reached #5 on Billboard's R&B Singles chart in late 1956

note:  I found the last 4 posts interesting and fun to follow!  d'angelo's "Brown Sugar" is an entirely different song than The Rolling Stones' "Brown Sugar", from their 1971 album "Sticky Fingers".  I had never heard of Rockpile, so learned a little something there, since I was familiar with Dave Edmunds and (cute!) Nick Lowe.  PattyDiane mentioned googling - something I suspect a number of us have resorted to on occasion, but rarely, if ever, mentioned.  Kudos to you for being so forthcoming, PattyDiane! 

[rahmiah]

FROM: Sugar Sugar - Archies

TO: Brown Sugar - D'Angelo

[MsStretch]

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@PattyDiane wrote:

  "If Sugar Was As Sweet As You", Rockpile

(Note:  I've never heard of this song or the group, which is apparently British, but I found it when I Googled)

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For you, PattyDiane. Dave Edmunds and Nick Lowe were once members of Rockpile.

[MsStretch]

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@PattyDiane wrote:

 "If Sugar Was As Sweet As You", Rockpile

(Note:  I've never heard of this song or the group, which is apparently British, but I found it when I Googled)

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I am going to make this really hard or really easy. 

Sugar Sugar - Archies

[PattyDiane]

From:  "My Sugar So Sweet"

To:  "If Sugar Was As Sweet As You", Rockpile

(Note:  I've never heard of this song or the group, which is apparently British, but I found it when I Googled)

[gatorgorilla]

from:   SUGAR SHACK

to:   MY SUGAR SO SWEET  -  Nick Drake

LookOverYonder - "Sugar Shack" was never a favorite of mine, but it certainly brings back memories of 1963.  Back then, you could not turn on the radio without hearing "Sugar Shack".  It was everywhere, you could not escape it! Glad you posted it, though at the time I got pretty sick of hearing that tune!

[LookOverYonder]

Sugar Shack     Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs     The overall #1 Hit of 1963

Now that sugar shack queen is a'married to me, yeah yeah
We just sit around 'n' dream of those old memories
Ah, but one of these days I'm gonna lay down some tracks
In the direction of that sugar shack
Just me and her, yeah, we're gonna go back
To that...sugar shack

Oh honey...to that sugar shack!

[PattyDiane]

From:  "I Want a Little Sugar in My Bowl"

To:  "A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Medicine Go Down", from "Mary Poppins"

[gatorgorilla]

from:   SUGAR DADDY

to:   I WANT A LITTLE SUGAR IN MY BOWL  -  Nina Simone

from her 1967 album "Nina Simone Sings The Blues"

[millineutron]

FROM: Sugartime - The McGuire Sisters ❤️

TO: Sugar Daddy -- Jackson 5 🙂

[gatorgorilla]

from:   POUR SOME SUGAR ON ME

to:   SUGARTIME  -  The McGuire Sisters, 1958      loved this song & loved the McGuires! 

[MsStretch]

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@millineutron wrote:
Movin' Right Along -- the Muppets (from the Muppet Movie) 🙂

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Along Comes Mary - Association

Oops... beat by a minute. OK then, let's go with...

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@PattyDiane wrote:

From:  "Moving Right Along"

To:  "It's All Right with Me", written by Cole Porter, sung by Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and others

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Pour Some Sugar On Me - Def Leppard

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Moving Right Along"

To:  "It's All Right with Me", written by Cole Porter, sung by Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and others

[millineutron]

FROM: You Move Me

TO: Movin' Right Along -- the Muppets (from the Muppet Movie) 🙂

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Moves Like Jagger"

To:  "You Move Me", Garth Brooks

[nyadrn]

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@gatorgorilla wrote:

from:   I FEEL THE EARTH MOVE

to:   I CAN MOVE YOU (IF YOU LET ME)  -  Parliament, from their 1974 album "Up For The Down Stroke"

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To:   Moves Like Jagger   Maroon 5   with the most handsome man in America winner  Adam Levine

[gatorgorilla]

from:   I FEEL THE EARTH MOVE

to:   I CAN MOVE YOU (IF YOU LET ME)  -  Parliament, from their 1974 album "Up For The Down Stroke"

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Falling Off the Face of the Earth"

To:  "I Feel the Earth Move", Carole King

[gatorgorilla]

from:   FALLIN'

to:   FALLING OFF THE FACE OF THE EARTH  -  Neil Young, from 2005 album "Prairie Wind"

[PattyDiane]

From:  "I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down"

To:  "Fallin", Alicia Keys

[gatorgorilla]

from:   DOWN IN THE BOONDOCKS

to:   I CAN'T STAND UP FOR FALLING DOWN  -  Elvis Costello & The Attractions

from their 1980 album "Get Happy"

[MsStretch]

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@gatorgorilla wrote:

 I'M GOIN' DOWN  -  Bruce Springsteen, from (commercial but terrific) 1984 album "Born In The U.S.A."

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Down in the Boondocks - Billy Joe Royal