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Cliche Song Contest - Continued!
We made it up to 421 pages on TBD - it's too late to turn back now!
Again, the idea is to post as many song titles as you can think of for a given word - tho good etiquette counsels that you not "run the category" all at once. Give other people a chance to think and post - and dig down deep into those obscurities in your music collection. And don't switch too soon - just because *you* can't think of another title doesn't mean there's not (say) a Klezmer Klassic running through somebody else's head.
I'll include the carryover list of words we've done in the next post.
Again, the idea is to post as many song titles as you can think of for a given word - tho good etiquette counsels that you not "run the category" all at once. Give other people a chance to think and post - and dig down deep into those obscurities in your music collection. And don't switch too soon - just because *you* can't think of another title doesn't mean there's not (say) a Klezmer Klassic running through somebody else's head.
I'll include the carryover list of words we've done in the next post.
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Permalink Reply by Julie Hershey on
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Another Song About the Rain - Cracker
Not a favorite song, but one of my favorite movies (and books):
Through the Rain - Mariah Carey, from "The Color Purple"
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This one almost eluded me again:
Don't Let the Rain Fall Down on Me - Critters
(Sorry for re-posting "Rainy Day People," Jake - I think Bullwinkle does it better than the live version I posted). -
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Permalink Reply by Jake Doga on
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No prob! (I see I reposted "It's Raining Again" awhile ago, tho Gary had already posted it.)
Slapping self for overlooking the Critters song. -
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The forbidden song, banned from Chicago radio in 1966:
Rhapsody in the Rain - Lou Christie
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Yep, our local low=power community-supported FM station played both the original and the "cleaned-up" version as a Twin Spin the other day.
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It doesn't look like YT has the actualy song from Spanky & Our Gang, but this is an interesting approach - would like to hear more arrangements like this of classic "baroque" pop songs.
Yesterday's Rain
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Ubu, your post reminded me of this one. The title of this song also was the title of Rod Stewart's debut album in the UK - it was retitled The Rod Stewart Album for US release.
An Old Raincoat Won't Let You Down - Rod Stewart
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Rain Your Love Down - Stevie Wonder
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Permalink Reply by Gary Polum on
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something more current...
Right As Rain - Adele
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