TBD on Ning
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 Gary Polum on
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I Believe (When I Fall In Love )- Stevie Wonder
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Stars Fell On Alabama - Jimmy Buffet
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Permalink Reply by Julie Hershey on
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I actually don't know the answer, but I was hoping someone would remember. Anne Murray covered it, but it also seems there was a pop group that my have included the song on an album in the early 70s. I've had no luck searching (via Google, Lala, etc.) Peter Paul and Mary do sing the nursery rhyme refrain in another song from an early album (?).
So now I am reminded how it took 40 years to rediscover this (thanks to Jake :)
Don't Let the Rain Fall Down on Me - The Critters
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Permalink Reply by Jake Doga on
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I thought the nursery rhyme part sounded familiar - I'll have to keep digging for the rest of it.
(And a big self-SLAP! for the Critters song!) -
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A lot of mid-60s music is hard to classify ... is this garage rock? Sunshine pop? Psych? (Makes it hard to create good playlists.)
Falling Sugar - The Palace Guard
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An American band (from Google, I was not familiar with them) but they sound British to me. You could make a playlist of unclassifiable songs. Would that work?
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Hmm, Julie, I did consider "Miscellaneous" as a category, but I think I'm gonna have to go with Ubu's idea!
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