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A to Z's Have It

Papa Joe's--Dixiebells
Paper Cup--Fifth Dimension
Paper Roses--Anita Bryant
Paper Tiger--Sue Thompson
Party Doll--Buddy Knox/Steve Lawrence
Party Lights--Claudine Clark
Pata Pata--Miriam Makeba
 
Penny Lane - Beatles
Pick Me Up On Your Way Down - Charlie Walker
Patsy - Jack Scott
Patty Baby - Freddie Cannon
Please Please Me - Beatles
Please Please Please - James Brown
Proud Mary - Ike & Tina, Credence Clearwater
Please Don't Play A11 - Conway Twitty
Poco Loco - Gene & Eunice
Push & Kick - Mark Valentino
Plaything - Ted Newman
 
A-11 was written by Hank Cochran and it became Johnny Paycheck's first country hit in 1965---his first two singles didn't chart. Buck Owens recorded it in late 1988. When did Conway Twitty record it?

Let me play around with a few titles:

Play A Simple Melody - Horst Jankowski
Play For Keeps - Jaye P Morgan
Play It Again Sam - Tony Bennett
Play It Fair - LaVern Baker
Play It Fair - Chubby Checker/Dee Dee Sharp
Play Me - Neil Diamond
Play Me A Song I Can Cry To - Jerry Lee Lewis
Play Me Like A Yo-Yo - Silver Convention
Play Me No Sad Songs - Rex Allen Jr.
Play Me Or Trade Me - Mel Tillis/Nancy Sinatra

Yes, I know that the line in Casablanca was "Play it, Sam" and not "Play it again, Sam"---but apparently nobody told Tony Bennett!
 
LARadioRewind said:
A-11 was written by Hank Cochran and it became Johnny Paycheck's first country hit in 1965---his first two singles didn't chart. Buck Owens recorded it in late 1988. When did Conway Twitty record it?
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Maybe he was thinking of Conway's 1977 No. 1 country hit "Play, Guitar, Play."
 
You got me on Conway and A11, I was wrong
Playing For Keeps - Elvis
Papa Oom Ma Ma - Rivingtons
Pretty Paper - Roy Orbison
Pony Time - Chubby Checker
Pretty Polly - Stanley Brothers
Paper Roses - Anita Bryant
Pop A Top - Jim Ed Brown
Pepe - Duane Eddy
 
A Place in the Sun -- Stevie Wonder
Playing in the Band -- Grateful Dead
Please Mr. Postman -- Beatles
Please Mr. Postman -- Carpenters
Please Mr. Postman -- Marvelettes
Poke Salad Annie -- Tony Joe White
Poor, Poor Pitiful Me -- Linda Ronstadt
Poor Side of Town -- Johnny Rivers
Pop Muzik -- M
 
Popcorn - Hot Butter
Popsicle -Jan & Dean
Popsicles And Icicles - The Murmaids
Portrait Of My Love - Steve Lawrence
Portrait Of My Love - The Tokens
 
Poor Baby--Cowsills
Poetry In Motion--Johnny Tillotson
Poetry Man--Phoebe Snow
Point Of No Return--Gene McDaniels
Poison Ivy--Coasters
Poor Jenny--Everly Bros
Poor Little Fool--Ricky Nelson
Poor Me--Adam Faith
 
Poor Boy - Elvis LP cut
Put On Your Cat Clothes - Carl Perkins
Pointed Toe Shoes - Carl Perkins
Poor Me - Fats Domino
Portrain Of My Love - ?
Pretend You Don't See Her - Jerry Vale
 
Pretty Lady -- Lighthouse
Pride (In the Name of Love) -- U2
Prisoner of the Highway -- Ronnie Milsap
Pushin' Too Hard -- Seeds
Puttin' on the Ritz -- Taco
 
Private Dancer - Tina Turner
Private Eyes - Hall & Oates
Problems - Everly Brothers
Promises - Eric Clapton
Promises Promises - Naked Eyes
Promises Promises - Dionne Warwick
Proud Mary - CCR / Ike & Tina Turner
Psychotic Reaction - Count Five
 
Patricia - Perez Prado
Pine Tree Hop - Busters
Pretty Little Angel Eyes - Curtis Lee
Puff The Magic Dragon - Peter, Paul & Mary
Painter - Lou Christi
Pretty Blue Eyes - Steve Lawrence
 
This group of Pu's includes quite a diverse sampling of musical styles...

Pump Up The Volume - M/A/R/R/S
Puppy Love - Paul Anka
Puppy Love - Donny Osmond
Purple Haze - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
The Purple People Eater - Sheb Wooley
Purple Rain -Prince
 
Pizza Song--Dick Biondi
Please Don't Go--Ral Donner
Playboy's Theme--Nelson Riddle
Please Help Me I'm Falling--Hank Locklin'
Please Don't Talk To The Lifeguard--Diane Ray
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania--Guy Mitchell
Push And Kick--Mark Valentino
 
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