The Letter - The Box Tops

Joe Cocker also does a great version of this song (at least, the parts of the lyrics you can understand, heh!)

Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh! (A Letter from Camp) - Allan Sherman

Fun novelty song from 1963.

BAHAHA! I've loved this song forever.

"Taaaake meeee hommme! Oh muddah, faddah, taaake meeee hommme...I hate Granada..." ROFL

Tear Stained Letter - Johnny Cash

The Letter - The Box Tops

Joe Cocker also does a great version of this song (at least, the parts of the lyrics you can understand, heh!)

Thanks for that MaryAnne. I've got The Box Tops version, but didn't know Joe Cocker covered it. One of the related links on YouTube also led me to another very different version by Eva Cassidy.

BAHAHA! I've loved this song forever.

"Taaaake meeee hommme! Oh muddah, faddah, taaake meeee hommme...I hate Granada..." ROFL

At least he had a better time the next year:

Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (New 1964 Version) - Allan Sherman

No one here knows where my trunk is

And my bunk is where the skunk is

And this year the food's improving

Cause the little black things in it

Are not moving

Our camp nurse is quite a swimmer

She says swimming makes you slimmer

Her name's Mrs. Pellagreenie

Have you ever seen a whale in a bikini

Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (New 1964 Version) - Allan Sherman

- The Shirelles

Elvis made his best music in 1969. This is one of those great songs.

Mama Liked The Roses - Elvis Presley

I'm going country again:

I actually knew Elvis Costello's version first, but now I have both .

Keeping it country...

Room Full of Roses - Mickey Gilley

Elvis made his best music in 1969. This is one of those great songs.

Mama Liked The Roses - Elvis Presley

Agreed. The Memphis recordings from that period are some of his best!

Keeping it country...

Room Full of Roses - Mickey Gilley

Gotta inject a little Elton again...

Two Rooms at the End of The World (unfortunately, only version on YouTube is messed up)

This song came out in 1992, but to me sounds like it mixes part of

with the backing of

. With those ingredients you wan't be surprised that it's a catchy tune.

Love Country Music or not y'all are gonna love this one! Mark Wills coming in driving our beloved General Lee plus his statement of his first love was Daisy Duke. Love this song...miss Mark and his music.

Something - The Beatles

Something Better Change - The Stranglers

Something Better Change - The Stranglers

- David Bowie

I chose the simple black and white version of the video.

Something - The Beatles

- David Bowie

If only there was a thread for these tricky one word song titles .

"Somebody Like You" Keith Urban

Awesome song by an awesome artist. Love this song...in fact, love this entire album this song is on.

I know it's getting late here, but I'd swear the image in this video is moving when I stare at it .

I know I've been sick the past two days and may not be thinking clearly, but how'd we get from A Change Would Do You Good to Somebody Like You?

I know I've been sick the past two days and may not be thinking clearly, but how'd we get from A Change Would Do You Good to Somebody Like You?

YOU mean YOU can't see the common word Mufn? - YOU must be ill .

Ah, like I said, I'm sick. LOL.

Angel's Gonna Find YOU - Brett Raymond

Unfortunately, I can't find it on YouTube, but if you're curious, it's on iTunes.

- Phil Keaggy

I'm gonna date myself here. I think we wore the 8 track of this album out. LOL.

I can see a 'You' theme establishing itself here . I found this on YOUTube:

Only You (And You Alone) - The Platters

(Plus "Finally Home" Included. Was sang at the Dove awards...)

One of my favorite songs by my favorite Christian group. Have seen them three times and loved every second of it. Great group...Bart Millard and the rest of Mercy Me puts such great emotion into this song; almost brings chills to me.

Edited November 16, 201114 yr by Garrett Duke

(Plus "Finally Home" Included. Was sang at the Dove awards...)

I love that song, Garrett. Love the Platters too, Hoss.

Here are the Ink Spots with...

. The Platters did a version of this about 20 years after the Ink Spots. I like the Ink Spots version better.

I'm pretty sure my dad had this record.

Let's fast-forward 22 years - this song is only 50 years old .

Take Good Care of My Baby - Bobby Vee

This was my FIRST favorite Country song...can't remember how young I was, but remember thinking of it as Mel meaning baby as in infant and not the way he is intending. LOL. Still love this song and Mel's music...

Y'all are gonna love this video...Mel didn't have a video I could see for this song, but the first video that was listed was this one to a slide show of Daisy Duke. How appropriate is that? LOL. Sadly most of her clothing isn't all that appropriate and am surprised she got away with it back then. So if there is anyone easily offended or too young they may not want to watch it. It isn't too bad especially compared to how some people dress now adays, but still not what I was thinking...though ironically Catherine just as that air of innocence about her that she seems to make it work...especially on the show.