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:  If I Had A MILLION DOLLARs

To:  I Found A MILLION DOLLAR Baby (In A Five And Ten Cent Store) -- Bing Crosby  

[tell48]

Reeling In The Years by Steely Dan

[dragons3]

From:  Reeling In the YEARS

To:  The Living  YEARS -- Mike & the Mechanics

[dl73698250]

From: Holdin' On To Yesterday       Ambrosia

To: Simply Red; Holding Back The Years

[PattyDiane]

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@dl73698250 wrote:

From: Holdin' On To Yesterday       Ambrosia

To: Simply Red; Holding Back The Years

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To:  "It Was a Very Good Year", Frank Sinatra

[rc8149]

FROM  -  It was a very good YEAR

TO  -  In the YEAR 2525   by   Zager and Evans

[dl73698250]

FROM  -  LOVED one    by    Tommy James and the Shondells   ( The flip 'B'side of the hit "She"

TO  -  Maroon 5; She Will Be Loved

                    (I was hoping to get another "cowboy" song in: Smokin Armadillos; I'm A Cowboy Man)

[rc8149]

FROM  -  She will be LOVED

TO  -  Because you LOVED me   by   Celine Dion

[rc8149]

TO ---dl73678250

Hold on to your stetson.   Another cowboy might be riding into town soon     🙂

[ls1873]

When  Will  I  Be  Loved   ==   Linda  Ronstadt

[rc8149]

FROM  -  WHEN will I be loved

TO  -  And WHEN I die-    BY   Blood, Sweat and Tears.

      Most of all the vocals were sung by David Clayton Thomas

      But the Singer who started out with BST was  Al Kooper (not Alice)

      That was in 1967- Al left in 1968 and David took it from there....

[LookOverYonder]

Holdin' On To Yesterday       Ambrosia

[millineutron]

FROM: And When I Die

TO: Yesterday When I Was Young -- Glen Campbell

OK, so maybe his recording of this song wasn't as well known as Andy William's or Dusty Springfield's or even Telly Savalas', but being part of the Wrecking Crew (& a highly respected musician), Glen Campbell probably played guitar on most of those other versions, so I'm just giving him the credit he deserves!

PS ... Just wanted to add that this song was written by Charles Aznavour, the celebrated French Armenian songwriter who is considered "the Frank Sinatra of France"!

[dl73698250]

From:  COWBOY Take Me Away -- Dixie Chicks

To:  Boys Don't Cry; I Wanna Be A Cowboy

[dragons3]

From:  I WANNA BE A Cowboy

To:  I WANNA BE Loved -- Dinah Washington

[rc8149]

FROM  -  I wanna be LOVED

TO  -  LOVED one    by    Tommy James and the Shondells   ( The flip 'B'side of the hit "She"0

[dl73698250]

FROM  -  Rhinestone COWBOY   BY   Glen Campbell   (RIP 8/8/17)

TO  -  Gary Allan; Cowboy Blues

[dragons3]

From:  COWBOY Blues

To:   I Want A COWBOY -- Reba McEntire

[mp8908]

from            Cowboy Song            to

                That Girl Is A Cowboy              Garth Brooks

[dragons3]

From:  That Girl Is A COWBOY

To:  COWBOY Take Me Away -- Dixie Chicks

[ls1873]

Cowboy  Song   ==   Thin  Lizzy

[dl73698250]

From:  In the Arms Of An ANGEL -- Sarah McLachlan

To:  George Michael; Cowboys & Angels from the album Listen Without Prejudice

[rc8149]

FROM  -  COWBOYs and Angels

TO  -  Rhinestone COWBOY   BY   Glen Campbell   (RIP 8/8/17)

[dl73698250]

From: "Angel Down", Lady Gaga

To:  (?Robbie Williams???Daft Punk?); I'm Loving Angels Instead

[dragons3]

From:  I'm Loving ANGELs Instead

To:  In the Arms Of An ANGEL -- Sarah McLachlan

[tell48]

Undercover Angel by Alan O'Day

[PattyDiane]

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@tell48 wrote:

Undercover Angel by Alan O'Day

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To:  "Angel Down", Lady Gaga

[dl73698250]

From: Fearless   ==   Pink  Floyd

To: Brook Benton; Where Angels Fear To Tread

[dragons3]

From:  Where ANGELS Fear To Tread

To:  Calling All ANGELS -- Jane Siberry 

[rc8149]

FROM  -  Calling all ANGELS

TO  -  ANGEL of the Morning   by   Juice Newton   (1981)   Best version

Original by Merrrilee Rush and the Turnabouts   (1968)