Ahh, right, sorry. I was up late last night and haven’t had my coffee yet.The two that started this thread . . .
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Ahh, right, sorry. I was up late last night and haven’t had my coffee yet.The two that started this thread . . .
Geez, there are zillions of these. One-word titles are where it's at. A 30-second look at my music library...
"Alive" Pearl Jam, Daft Punk
"Androgyny" Simple Minds, Garbage
"Angel" Jimi Hendrix, Massive Attack
"Arrival" Daft Punk, Zoe Keating
"Bad" Big Audio Dynamite, U2
"Birthday" The Beatles, The Sugarcubes
"Breathe" The Mission UK, U2
"Burn" The Cure, Nine Inch Nails
"Cascade" Afro Celt Sound System. Peter Murphy
"Changes" David Bowie, Yes
That's 10 and I'm not even through "c" yet.
For many of these, I'm sure there are more artists that go there. I mean, how many bands have a song called "Angel"? Gotta be at least 50...
For "Liar" besides what we have already there's also New Order, the Cranberries, and the Sex Pistols... and probably more.
So if you want to make it interesting, maybe only songs with at least two words in the title (and "the" doesn't count). Like...
"You Don't Know" Berlin, Curve
"4th of July" Soundgarden, U2
Don’t forget “Liar” from the Rollins Band.
Unless it was on Page 4, also missed The Meters' version.
Same song as the one Three Dog Night covered, mentioned in the very first post.
...wait, wasn't that a duet?You And I - Crystal Gayle & Eddie Rabbitt
...wait, wasn't that a duet?
Oh... and Rick James!
Yeah, it was originally recorded by Argent, written by their guitarist, Russ Ballard(the guy you hear singing on their huge hit, “Hold Your Head Up”). Ballard has written so many hits for other people, it’s mind blowing. One such example, “New York Groove”; first recorded by an obscure British band, Hello, it eventually became a hit for Kiss’ Ace Frehley.Fair enough! I didn't know the Three Dog Night version. Thank you for the lesson.![]()