[DejaJude]

Hey, Jude. ;-)

[DejaJude]

Cecilia - Simon & Garfunkel

[jurroppi1]

Caldonia - B. B. King / Muddy Waters

[Taft in '52]

Here are some tunes from the 1940's

1. Linda--Buddy Clark, with Ray Noble & His Orchestra, 1947

2. The Strange Death of John Doe--The Almanac Singers, 1941

3. Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?--Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra, 1949

4. Laura--Spike Jones & His City Slickers, 1947

5. Hitler Lives--Herman the Hermit, 1947

6. Jim--Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra, 1941

7. Stalin Wasn't Stallin'--The Golden Gate Quartet, 1943

8. Rose O'Day--Katherine Smith, 1942

9. Caldonia--Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five, 1945

10. Mussolini's Letter to Hitler--Carson Robison, 1942
    Hitler's Letter to Mussolini--Carson Robison, 1942

[Churchillspirit]

Sweet Caroline
Maria Elena

[Poser]

Good Golly Miss Molly
Lucille
Lawdy Miss Clawdy
Long Tall Sally

[wtc911]

I had a union job in 1972 (money for college). We had an old electrolux in the shop. We named it Lola.

[fortunecookie]

Lola is a classic, The Kinks, too! One of the greats.

I also love (for starters):

Jenny/876-5309 by Tommy Tutone

Leila by Eric Clapton

Cecilia by Simon and Garfunkel

Rihanna - the Fleetwood Mac - ok, so that one's so-so to me.

Maria, Maria by Carlos Santana featuring The Product G&B.

And no list would be complete without

Brandi by Looking Glass

;-)

[apocalypto]

"They call the wind Maria"
"Johnny Reb"
"Tuesday's Gone"
"Molina"

(BTW, I tried to post a link re Howie and Larry B. being seen in a restaurant but sign said the ANS thread is temporarily closed?)

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

American Pie probably cites more names than any other song ever written, well except for that silly song where the guy is writing to all his girlfriends he slept with or something like that. I can’t remember it right now.

American Pie, definitely.