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One Word Song Titles

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    While I'm on Irish artists, I couldn't ignore Thin Lizzy. This song was written by the band's frontman Phil Lynott and guitarist Gary Moore about Lynott's newborn daughter. Phil died when I was 15, bu

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    Thanks, Hobie. I've replaced your link with the alternate video. It's from a TV show, but I think they're just miming to the single. The one I posted was on their official YouTube channel, so I'm surp

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    The countdown of the 100 greatest songs by Irish artists started on the radio today, and they got halfway with some of the songs I've posted recently already appearing. It'll conclude next Friday, and

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I see that Toni Basil's in the news because she's seeking damages for unauthorized use of her 1982 hit. Although we've had Weird Al's cover many pages back, I don't think we've seen Ms. Basil's version.

Mickey - Toni Basil

 

Notice that I didn't say "the original version", because that was released three years earlier by British group Racey (I prefer Toni Basil's version).

Kitty - Racey

 

On ‎9‎/‎7‎/‎2017 at 11:10 AM, HossC said:

:previous: That's a new one to me, Hobie, but that's why I like this thread.

Your song title reminded me of this artist.

Runaway - Del Shannon

 

https://www.bing.com/search?q=Shannon+by+Henry+Gross&form=EDNTHT&mkt=en-us&httpsmsn=1&refig=5a4f29882042491fa61b1d2346e937f9&sp=-1&pq=shannon+by+henry+gross&sc=8-22&qs=n&sk=&cvid=5a4f29882042491fa61b1d2346e937f9#CA!VideoFavoritesAddItemEvent

 

This is Shannon...it's about a red Irish Setter owned by one of the Beach Boys way back when. I think Henry was a friend of his and wrote it about his dog. As far as Del Shannon goes, you know he shot himself in the head while on the phone with Tom Petty? ( I THINK that's how it happened......)

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I'm afraid that it's back to the obituaries today, and not just one.

First, country legend Don Williams has passed away after a short illness. He was 78. Most of his well-known songs have more than one word in their titles, but I'm keeping with the theme of the thread.

Miracles - Don Williams
 


RIP. Donald Ray Williams (May 27, 1939 – September 8, 2017)

The second death is that of Troy Gentry, half of Mongomery Gentry. He was killed in a helicopter crash in New Jersey, along with the pilot, although the circumstances haven't yet been made public. He was 50. The song I've picked has several references to muscle cars.

Speed - Montgomery Gentry
 


RIP. Troy Gentry (April 5, 1967 – September 8, 2017)

Yesterday was a bad day for country music. I was a big Don Williams fan, and I got to see him twice in concert. He seemed like a nice man and put on a good show. Here is one of my favorites of his

Mistakes - Don Williams

 

The deaths of these guys is very sad. I saw Montgomery Gentry in concert in Meadville Pennsylvania several years ago. I never saw Don Williams but I remember well when he his career was at its peak. His voice was certainly special. 

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Let's go for something a little more recent. I'm not sure if y'all have rag 'n' bone men in America. If you ever check out "Steptoe & Son", the British show which was turned into "Sanford and Son", they were rag 'n' bone men.

Human - Rag'n'Bone Man

 

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Today we lost half of a British musical institution - Chas Hodges of Chas & Dave. They're probably not well known in the US, but they had a very distinctive style that mixed humorous sing-a-long pub songs with great boogie-woogie piano. This first song is about a partner who talks too much (rabbit and pork is rhyming slang for talk):

The title of the second track, Gertcha, is harder to explain, but the lyrics at the start give it a try:

I'll finish with a song about a family outing to a southern British seaside resort. Note that Cockneys pronounce Margate to rhyme with target:

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