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

[dragons3]

From:  Call Me, Tell Me

To:  Don't Call On Me -- The Monkees

[LookOverYonder]

Call Me, Tell Me     Pure Prairie League

Never heard it? It's good.      Hey, it's Pure Prairie League.........    🙂

Here it is............   https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=EIyUqychznw

[ls1873]

Call On Me  -  Chicago

[LookOverYonder]

Call Me the Breeze     Lynard Skynard

[dragons3]

From:  Call Me

To:  Call Me Irresponsible -- Frank Sinatra

[ls1873]

Call Me  -  Blondie

[cs76522381]

From Cotton Fields Back Home to

Call Me (Come Back Home) by Al Green

[dragons3]

From:  Celebrate Me Home

To:  Cotton Fields Back Home -- CCR

[mp8908]

    from                Celebrate Me Home       to

                                              When I Get Home          Beatles

[LookOverYonder]

Celebration Day      Led Zeppelin

[ls1873]

Celebrate Me Home  -  Kenny Loggins

[LookOverYonder]

I Just Want To Celebrate      Rare Earth       "....another day of livin' !"    #1 in 1971

Wanna hear it now? ..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=eLwkT5vAzCE

[ls1873]

Just a Song  Before I Go -  Crosby Stills and Nash

[LookOverYonder]

Just A Little      The Beau Brummels       ".... I'll cry just a little 'cause I love you so"  made it to #8 in 1965

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=dYneeXVOAyA

[mp8908]

               From               Ten Little Kids    to

                                               Little Darlin'         The Diamonds

[ls1873]

Ten Little Kids  -  The Jayhawks

[LookOverYonder]

Try A Little Tenderness      Otis Redding

[dragons3]

From:  Little Bones

To:  Little Deuce Coupe -- The Beach Boys 

[ls1873]

Little Bones  -  The Tragically Hip

[LookOverYonder]

Flesh and Bone     Jimmy Buffett

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Boney Maronie"

To:  "Mr. Bones", from "White Christmas"

[gatorgorilla]

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@LookOverYonder wrote:

        uh, seriously, I'm not trying to begin the "sky" thing again 🙂

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Hmmm...I 'm not sure I'm convinced about that, LookOverYonder...

[dragons3]

From:  Hearts and Bones

To:  Boney Maronie -- Ritchie Valens

[gatorgorilla]

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from:    Bones In The Sky

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to:    Hearts And Bones    -    Paul Simon

[LookOverYonder]

Bones In The Sky       Dan Fogelberg        uh, seriously, I'm not trying to begin the "sky" thing again 🙂

[ls1873]

Rag and Bone  -  White Stripes

[dragons3]

From:  Skin and Bones

To:  Dry Bones -- traditional spiritual

[gatorgorilla]

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@ls1873 wrote:

Bad to the Bone  -  George Thorogood

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to:    Skin And Bones    -    Foo Fighters

[PattyDiane]

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@LookOverYonder wrote:

High Up In The SKY      Green Lyte Sunday

Hear it here:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OODRUuArsiE&feature=player_detailpage

Green Lyte Sunday was a popular southwest Ohio band from Yellow Springs, Ohio, home of Antioch College, a very liberal student body and faculty, known for long-haired freaky, hippie types. right on! Susan Darby was the lovely lead vocalist. Best remembered for their rendition of "Chelsea Morning" and "Lenore", they were a sorely underplayed regional band with incredible talent.

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Thanks so much for sharing this group.  I've just listened to this song and also several others that I found listed.  I really enjoyed all of them.  There were so many groups that were really good in the late '60's and 70's that never got the exposure they deserved.  I'm so glad that their music is available to hear on YouTube.

[ls1873]

Bad to the Bone  -  George Thorogood