[KarenFerguson]

Song titles containing the word WALK:

1. Walk of Life- Dire Straits
2. You'll Never Walk Alone - Gerry & The Pacemakers
3. walk this way - Aerosmith
4. The Walk--The Cure
5. Walk On - U2 (was gonna put 'she moves in mysterious ways' but thought that a bit abstract, haha).
6. Walk Away - Franz Ferdinand
7. A Walk - Bad Religion (had to ask hubby for this one)!
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[Hapahowlee]

Song titles containing the word WALK:

1. Walk of Life- Dire Straits
2. You'll Never Walk Alone - Gerry & The Pacemakers
3. walk this way - Aerosmith
4. The Walk--The Cure
5. Walk On - U2 (was gonna put 'she moves in mysterious ways' but thought that a bit abstract, haha).
6. Walk Away - Franz Ferdinand
7. A Walk - Bad Religion (had to ask hubby for this one)!
8. Sleepwalk - Johnny & Santo
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[Illinois Boy]

Song titles containing the word WALK:

1. Walk of Life- Dire Straits
2. You'll Never Walk Alone - Gerry & The Pacemakers
3. walk this way - Aerosmith
4. The Walk--The Cure
5. Walk On - U2 (was gonna put 'she moves in mysterious ways' but thought that a bit abstract, haha).
6. Walk Away - Franz Ferdinand
7. A Walk - Bad Religion (had to ask hubby for this one)!
8. Sleepwalk - Johnny & Santo
9. Walk The Line - Johnny Cash
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[Rose May]

Song titles containing the word WALK:

1. Walk of Life- Dire Straits
2. You'll Never Walk Alone - Gerry & The Pacemakers
3. walk this way - Aerosmith
4. The Walk--The Cure
5. Walk On - U2 (was gonna put 'she moves in mysterious ways' but thought that a bit abstract, haha).
6. Walk Away - Franz Ferdinand
7. A Walk - Bad Religion (had to ask hubby for this one)!
8. Sleepwalk - Johnny & Santo
9. Walk The Line - Johnny Cash
10. Can I Walk With You- India Arie (ddkted 2 C lol)
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This post has been edited by Rose May: 22 July 2008 - 11:01 AM

[doublelibra]

Song titles containing the word WALK:

1. Walk of Life- Dire Straits
2. You'll Never Walk Alone - Gerry & The Pacemakers
3. walk this way - Aerosmith
4. The Walk--The Cure
5. Walk On - U2 (was gonna put 'she moves in mysterious ways' but thought that a bit abstract, haha).
6. Walk Away - Franz Ferdinand
7. A Walk - Bad Religion (had to ask hubby for this one)!
8. Sleepwalk - Johnny & Santo
9. Walk The Line - Johnny Cash
10. Can I Walk With You- India Arie
11. Walk On The Wild Side - Lou Reed
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[Hapahowlee]

Song titles containing the word WALK:

1. Walk of Life- Dire Straits
2. You'll Never Walk Alone - Gerry & The Pacemakers
3. walk this way - Aerosmith
4. The Walk--The Cure
5. Walk On - U2 (was gonna put 'she moves in mysterious ways' but thought that a bit abstract, haha).
6. Walk Away - Franz Ferdinand
7. A Walk - Bad Religion (had to ask hubby for this one)!
8. Sleepwalk - Johnny & Santo
9. Walk The Line - Johnny Cash
10. Can I Walk With You- India Arie
11. Walk On The Wild Side - Lou Reed
12. Turn and Walk Away - The Babys


Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:

1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
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[qbounce]

Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:

1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds--(The Beatles) written by Elton John
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It's hard to know if it was an original song or a remake.

[topperf]

hi Q. I'm quite sure that Lucy in ... is written by P mccartney.

[Trinity]

I've been thinking really hard about this topic and I cannot honestly think of a single song, it's a tricky one!
Tx

[nomis]

"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" is a song written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney that was recorded by The Beatles for their 1967 album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. - Wikipedia


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2. Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
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This post has been edited by nomis: 24 July 2008 - 12:20 PM

[Illinois Boy]

"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" is a song written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney that was recorded by The Beatles for their 1967 album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. - Wikipedia


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2. Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
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[qbounce]

See, this ones to involved for me!! Thanks for the Correction Nomis . . .

[Hapahowlee]

Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:

1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2.Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
4. Locomotion - Little Eva - Written by Carol King (I like Grand Funk's version)
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C'mon guys there are a lot out there. May have to go back a few years, but . . .

This post has been edited by Hapahowlee: 24 July 2008 - 09:08 PM

[topperf]

but you want versions, never recorded by the writer, right? thats the tricky part...

And Q, don't believe in wiki, believe in me!


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2.Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
4. Locomotion - Little Eva - Written by Carol King (I like Grand Funk's version)
5. I wanna be your man - written by the fab four by rolling stones
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This post has been edited by topperf: 25 July 2008 - 03:50 PM

[qbounce]

Topper, I saw that too. Sorry for the uncredited post.

[qbounce]

Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2.Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
4. Locomotion - Little Eva - Written by Carol King (I like Grand Funk's version)
5. I wanna be your man - written by the fab four by rolling stones
6. Manic Monday--The Bangles, written by Prince (he was boinking Susanna Huff-sp?. . . you know, the cute one . . . thanks wiki)
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[Hapahowlee]

Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2.Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
4. Locomotion - Little Eva - Written by Carol King (I like Grand Funk's version)
5. I wanna be your man - written by the fab four by rolling stones
6. Manic Monday--The Bangles, written by Prince (he was boinking Susanna Huff-sp?. . . you know, the cute one . . . thanks wiki)
7. We've Only Just Begun - The Carpenters written by Paul Williams
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Yeah, it's a little tricky and I wanted to see how long this one would last, but I listen to everything/anything but Country and I can think of a bunch. Hmmm, "Boinking?" Haven't seen that term in a while.

[Hapahowlee]

Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2.Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
4. Locomotion - Little Eva - Written by Carol King (I like Grand Funk's version)
5. I wanna be your man - written by the fab four by rolling stones
6. Manic Monday--The Bangles, written by Prince (he was boinking Susanna Huff-sp?. . . you know, the cute one . . . thanks wiki)
7. We've Only Just Begun - The Carpenters written by Paul Williams
8. Last Train to Clarksville - The Monkees - written by Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart
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[KarenFerguson]

Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2.Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
4. Locomotion - Little Eva - Written by Carol King (I like Grand Funk's version)
5. I wanna be your man - written by the fab four by rolling stones
6. Manic Monday--The Bangles, written by Prince (he was boinking Susanna Huff-sp?. . . you know, the cute one . . . thanks wiki)
7. We've Only Just Begun - The Carpenters written by Paul Williams
8. Last Train to Clarksville - The Monkees - written by Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart
9. Begin the Beguine - written by Cole Porter and introduced by June Knight in the Broadway musical Jubilee (1935).
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This one hurt my brain. & I must say 'thanks' to google. Although one of my favorite songs (& it's many variations) is Begin the Beguine.

[topperf]

(he was boinking Susanna Huff-sp?. . . you know, the cute one . . . thanks wiki)

[qbounce]

Yah, I TRY to keep it clean in here. This is a Family Forum isn't it?-lol

[Hapahowlee]

Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2.Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
4. Locomotion - Little Eva - Written by Carol King (I like Grand Funk's version)
5. I wanna be your man - written by the fab four by rolling stones
6. Manic Monday--The Bangles, written by Prince (he was boinking Susanna Huff-sp?. . . you know, the cute one . . . thanks wiki)
7. We've Only Just Begun - The Carpenters written by Paul Williams
8. Last Train to Clarksville - The Monkees - written by Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart
9. Begin the Beguine - written by Cole Porter and introduced by June Knight in the Broadway musical Jubilee (1935).
10. This Guy's in Love with You - Herb Alpert written by Burt Bacharach
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[Rose May]

Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2.Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
4. Locomotion - Little Eva - Written by Carol King (I like Grand Funk's version)
5. I wanna be your man - written by the fab four by rolling stones
6. Manic Monday--The Bangles, written by Prince (he was boinking Susanna Huff-sp?. . . you know, the cute one . . . thanks wiki)
7. We've Only Just Begun - The Carpenters written by Paul Williams
8. Last Train to Clarksville - The Monkees - written by Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart
9. Begin the Beguine - written by Cole Porter and introduced by June Knight in the Broadway musical Jubilee (1935).
10. This Guy's in Love with You - Herb Alpert written by Burt Bacharach
11. When You Believe- Mariah Carey & Whitney Houston written by Stephen Schwartz, and later refurbished by writer-producer Babyface
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[Hapahowlee]

Songs written by recording artists in their own right, but recorded by other artists as a new release:


1. Different Drum - Stone Ponys (Linda Ronstadt) written by Michael Nesmith
2.Those were the Days - Mary Hopkins written by Paul McCartney
3. Blue Suede Shoes - Written by Carl Perkins and also recorded by Elvis Presley
4. Locomotion - Little Eva - Written by Carol King (I like Grand Funk's version)
5. I wanna be your man - written by the fab four by rolling stones
6. Manic Monday--The Bangles, written by Prince (he was boinking Susanna Huff-sp?. . . you know, the cute one . . . thanks wiki)
7. We've Only Just Begun - The Carpenters written by Paul Williams
8. Last Train to Clarksville - The Monkees - written by Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart
9. Begin the Beguine - written by Cole Porter and introduced by June Knight in the Broadway musical Jubilee (1935).
10. This Guy's in Love with You - Herb Alpert written by Burt Bacharach
11. When You Believe- Mariah Carey & Whitney Houston written by Stephen Schwartz, and later refurbished by writer-producer Babyface
12. The Look of Love - Dusty Springfield written by Burt Bacharach

Parodies
1. Bloat On - Cheech & Chong parody of Float On by the Floaters (This one kills me)
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[Bobo1974]

Parodies
1. Bloat On - Cheech & Chong parody of Float On by the Floaters (This one kills me)
2. Eat it - Weird Al parody of Beat it by Michael Lackson
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[nomis]

Parodies
1. Bloat On - Cheech & Chong parody of Float On by the Floaters (This one kills me)
2. Eat it - Weird Al parody of Beat it by Michael Lackson
3. Most Beautiful Girl (In The Room) by Flight of the Conchords parodies Prince's Most Beautiful Girl In The World.
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This post has been edited by nomis: 27 July 2008 - 12:57 AM

[Trinity]

Parodies
1. Bloat On - Cheech & Chong parody of Float On by the Floaters (This one kills me)
2. Eat it - Weird Al parody of Beat it by Michael Lackson
3. Most Beautiful Girl (In The Room) by Flight of the Conchords parodies Prince's Most Beautiful Girl In The World.
4. Pop Star by James At War Parody of Rock Star by Nickleback
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[doublelibra]

Parodies
1. Bloat On - Cheech & Chong parody of Float On by the Floaters (This one kills me)
2. Eat it - Weird Al parody of Beat it by Michael Lackson
3. Most Beautiful Girl (In The Room) by Flight of the Conchords parodies Prince's Most Beautiful Girl In The World.
4. On Top of Spaghetti (Traditional) parodies On Top Of Old Smokey by The Weavers
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[sanman]

Parodies
1. Bloat On - Cheech & Chong parody of Float On by the Floaters (This one kills me)
2. Eat it - Weird Al parody of Beat it by Michael Lackson
3. Most Beautiful Girl (In The Room) by Flight of the Conchords parodies Prince's Most Beautiful Girl In The World.
4. On Top of Spaghetti (Traditional) parodies On Top Of Old Smokey by The Weavers
5. Like a Surgoen - Weird Al parodies Madonna's Like a Virgin
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[Trinity]

Parodies
1. Bloat On - Cheech & Chong parody of Float On by the Floaters (This one kills me)
2. Eat it - Weird Al parody of Beat it by Michael Lackson
3. Most Beautiful Girl (In The Room) by Flight of the Conchords parodies Prince's Most Beautiful Girl In The World.
4. On Top of Spaghetti (Traditional) parodies On Top Of Old Smokey by The Weavers
5. Like a Surgoen - Weird Al parodies Madonna's Like a Virgin
6. Careless Surgeon - Amateur Transplants Parody of Careless Whisper by George Michael
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