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A to Z's Have It

"La La" means more song titles:

La La La - Bobby Sherman
La La La La La - Blendells
La La Land - Demi Lovato
La La Peace Song - Al Wilson
Let's Go Dancin' Ooh La La La - Kool & the Gang
Ooh La La - Rod Stewart & Faces
Ooh La La - Nino Tempo & April Stevens
Ooo La La La - Teena Marie
Sha La La - Al Green
Sha La La - Manfred Mann
Tra La La - Georgia Gibbs
Tra La La - Griffin Brothers
Tra La La La La - Ike & Tina Turner
Tra La La La Suzy - Dean & Jean
Tra La La Song - Banana Splits
 
Baa Baa Black Sheep -- Singing Sheep
De Doo Doo Doo, De Da Da Da -- Police
Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa -- Otis Redding
Radio Gaga -- Queen
Ha Ha Said the Clown -- Yardbirds
Mama Told Me -- Miracles
Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye -- Steam
Papa Don't Preach -- Madonna
Ya Ya -- Lee Dorsey
 
Hey, what's the idea of posting all that caca here?

Okay, how about these:

Rah Rah Rah - Peerless Quartet (from 1908!)
Tea For Two Cha-Cha - Tommy Dorsey
The Cha-Cha-Cha - Bobby Rydell
Te-Ta-Te-Ta-Ta - Ernie K-Doe
Wah Wah - George Harrison
 
Mama Can't Buy You Love -- Elton John
Tell Mama -- Etta James
Papa Oom Mow Mow -- Rivingtons
Eep Opp Ork Ah Ah (That Means I Love You) -- Jet Screamer (words by Elroy Jetson)
 
Mama Didn't Lie - Jan Bradley
Mama Said - The Shirelles
Mama Told Me Not To Come - Three Dog Night
 
Can we include Mah-Na-Mah-Na by Piero Umiliani? The song was used in the Sweden Heaven & Hell movie and in several episodes of The Muppet Show and The Benny Hill Show.

And we also have to include Napoleon XIV's They're Coming To Take Me Away Ha-Haaa from 1966. When the song was reissued in 1973, the last word was inexplicably shortened to Ha-Haa. And I'll be happy to see those nice young men in their clean white coats.....
 
Continuing with the *a-*a titles, we can add:

Baba O'Riley - Who
Big Mama - Taj Mahal
Da Da Da - Trio
Jah Jah Children Moving Up - Third World
My Mama's House - Janis Ian
Oh My Pa-Pa - Eddie Fisher
Tata Dios - Linda Ronstadt
Yo Mama - Frank Zappa
Yo Mama's A Pajama - Spin Doctors
 
LARadioRewind said:
Continuing with the *a-*a titles, we can add:

Baba O'Riley - Who
Big Mama - Taj Mahal
Da Da Da - Trio
Jah Jah Children Moving Up - Third World
My Mama's House - Janis Ian
Oh My Pa-Pa - Eddie Fisher
Tata Dios - Linda Ronstadt
Yo Mama - Frank Zappa
Yo Mama's A Pajama - Spin Doctors
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And the following *a-*a artists:

Bananarama
Big Mama Thornton
Mama Cass Elliott
Natasha Bedingfield
Papa John Creach
Sha Na Na
 
Wasn't there a group who also recorded Anna? I think they were British. Okay, okay, never mind---someone here who is unfamiliar with my sense of humor will think I'm dumb and will post the name of the group. Anyway, the song is famous for its inclusion in an episode of Married With Children. Al Bundy was going crazy trying to think of the name of a song and all he could remember of it was "Duh-duh-him."

I wondered if any other four-letter song titles had a pattern such as that: first and last letters the same and second and third letters the same. So far I can't find any. No Boob or Peep or Kook or Toot or Noon. CT?
 
LARadioRewind said:
Wasn't there a group who also recorded Anna? I think they were British. Okay, okay, never mind---someone here who is unfamiliar with my sense of humor will think I'm dumb and will post the name of the group. Anyway, the song is famous for its inclusion in an episode of Married With Children. Al Bundy was going crazy trying to think of the name of a song and all he could remember of it was "Duh-duh-him."

I wondered if any other four-letter song titles had a pattern such as that: first and last letters the same and second and third letters the same. So far I can't find any. No Boob or Peep or Kook or Toot or Noon. CT?
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Nope, and no Poop or Naan (maybe on the Bollywood charts, though) or Elle or Otto either.
 
CTListener said:
LARadioRewind said:
Wasn't there a group who also recorded Anna? I think they were British. Okay, okay, never mind---someone here who is unfamiliar with my sense of humor will think I'm dumb and will post the name of the group. Anyway, the song is famous for its inclusion in an episode of Married With Children. Al Bundy was going crazy trying to think of the name of a song and all he could remember of it was "Duh-duh-him."

I wondered if any other four-letter song titles had a pattern such as that: first and last letters the same and second and third letters the same. So far I can't find any. No Boob or Peep or Kook or Toot or Noon. CT?
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Nope, and no Poop or Naan (maybe on the Bollywood charts, though) or Elle or Otto either.
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Anna by Jordan Ingmann, instrumental, previously posted.
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I have a boss bitchin' groovy idea for a fun way to continue this thread. It's titled "A to Z" so how about we try to come up with song titles that have the letters in alphabetical order? And don't say the Jackson Five's ABC---that's way too easy. Here are five:

Ace - Jimmy Buffett
Boy - Harry Belafonte
Deep - Pearl Jam
Him - Rupert Holmes
Hot - Black Eyed Peas

Can anyone come up with a title that has five or six letters? 'Tis a challenge!
 
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