Song Game

[oVo]

Alone Again (Naturally)
The Bee Gees

[MrPanzerGeneral]

"What Comes Naturally?" - Sheena Easton
(cepta murnin tran - t's hens jusaboot frae m'hame toon ! )

[Captain_Scarlet]

What Do You Want from Me

Pink Floyd

[theusual1]

"you and i"
Fightstar

[Megadeth666]

I Know Jack

Megadeth

[oVo]

Jumping Jack Flash
The Rolling Stones

Jumping Jack Flash
Leon Russell

Jumping Jack Flash
Peter Frampton (Frampton's Camel) one of the best covers ever of this song

Jumping Jack Flash
Johnny Winter

[stahrgazer]

Hit the Road, Jack
Ray Charles

[oVo]

Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
Bob Dylan

[stahrgazer]

Love Grows (Where my Rosemary goes)
Edison Lighthouse

[oVo]

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
Simon and Garfunkel

[stahrgazer]

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
Simon and Garfunkel

Not sure that counts, since the name of that song is Scarborough Fair

[stahrgazer]

Regardless;
Wild Mountain Thyme
Francis McPeake/William McPeake

[oVo]

You're absolutely right... that's the name of the album and not the tune
and I totally blew that title.

Mountain Jam
The Allman Brothers Band

[Megadeth666]

Freeway Jam

Jeff Beck

[oVo]

L.A. Freeway
Jerry Jeff Walker

L.A. Woman
The Doors

Pretty Woman
Roy Orbison

Pretty Woman
Van Halen

East Bay Woman
Taj Mahal

[strike wolf]

Black Magic Woman

Santana.

I still want there to be a rule so that there's only one song per post.

[oVo]

Paint It Black
The Rolling Stones

Black Dog
Led Zeppelin

Bride of Rain Dog
Tom Waits

[MrPanzerGeneral]

"Bride of Frankenstein" - Toy Love

[oVo]

I still want there to be a rule so that there's only one song per post.

85 pages in and you want to add a rule? As it started it's simply "use a word from the last song posted" and I still think editing a post to add more titles is much better than making multiple posts in seccession. It's not that hard to figure out the last song posted and multiple tunes allows you to shift soome words. Add some yeas & Neys and I'll go along with the decision. I say ney.

Frankenstein
The Edgar Winter Group

[Quirk]

I post two songs sometimes. If I feel my last post was slowing down the thread I'll post a song with a better selection of words to choose from. Or sometimes I post two songs by the same artist. I don't think I've ever posted more than two songs in one post.

"Frankenstein"
Electric Frankenstein

"The Frankenstein Song"
Roxy's Toolbox

[oVo]

I have one recent post with a bucket load of titles, but I doubt there was ever more than three added at a time as I came beck to this thread repeatedly and edited in more instead of bumping the thread.

Wedding Song
Bob Dylan

White Wedding
Billy Idol

White Room
Cream

In My Room
The Beach Boys

Dust My Broom
Elmore James

[strike wolf]

I still want there to be a rule so that there's only one song per post.

85 pages in and you want to add a rule? As it started it's simply "use a word from the last song posted" and I still think editing a post to add more titles is much better than making multiple posts in seccession. It's not that hard to figure out the last song posted and multiple tunes allows you to shift soome words. Add some yeas & Neys and I'll go along with the decision. I say ney.

Frankenstein
The Edgar Winter Group

Well it doesn't seem like the author of the thread has any problems with it so I'll just let it drop but I'm saying use one other post with songs as a bump. YOu shouldn't have to use more than 2 posts in a row to regain attention to the thread as pushing it up to the top of the list should allow for more people to spot it and comment on it. You shouldn't have to use three straight posts unless this thread is really dying.

Dust in the wind

Kansas

[oVo]

The thread was only halfway down the column and had it made it near the bottom of the page I'd have given it a bump.

Idiot Wind
Bob Dylan

Prairie Wind
Neil Young

The Wind Cries Mary
Jimi Hendrix Experience

[strike wolf]

Mary had a little lamb.

[oVo]

Mary Had A Little Lamb
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble

Mary Mary
The Monkees

Proud Mary
Ike and Tina Turner Revue