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OldNumber7 said:
Don't forget Kool and the Gang. All three made either #1 or #2! Odd title, as well!
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DIFFERENT song, SAME title!
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Don't forget Kool and the Gang. All three made either #1 or #2! Odd title, as well!
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Poison-Bel Biv Devoe
Poison-Alice Cooper
Poison-Alice Cooper
"I'll Be There For You," Bon Jovi
"I'll Be There For You," Rembrandts (yeah, the theme song from Friends)
"I'll Be There For You," Rembrandts (yeah, the theme song from Friends)
Houston -- Dean Martin
Houston -- Gatlin Brothers
Houston -- Glen Campbell
Houston -- Gatlin Brothers
Houston -- Glen Campbell
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nightfly61
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Cannonball-Supertramp
Cannonball-Breeders
(not sure if anyone has said this one, but)
Alcohol-Beck
Alcohol-Brad Paisley
Cannonball-Breeders
(not sure if anyone has said this one, but)
Alcohol-Beck
Alcohol-Brad Paisley
If this was submitted before, sorry:
Words-Bee Gees
Words-The Monkees
Words-Missing Persons
...I wouldn't be surprised if there are others with this title.
Words-Bee Gees
Words-The Monkees
Words-Missing Persons
...I wouldn't be surprised if there are others with this title.
Reminded of another while twisting the Sirius dial today"
It's Too Late - Bobby Goldsboro
It's Too Late - Carole King
It's Too Late - Bobby Goldsboro
It's Too Late - Carole King
OldNumber7 said:
And, from the country charts ...
It's Too Late -- Jeannie Pruett
Les Stock said:
Nope, the chorus of the Campbell song went "Houston, I'm-a comin' to see you ..." Definitely not his big crossover hit "Galveston."
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How about two groups that have the same name, but may be spelled different.
Climax and Klymaxx
"The Beat" and "The English Beat" which was "The Beat" in the UK.
There are two groups named "Face To Face".
Climax and Klymaxx
"The Beat" and "The English Beat" which was "The Beat" in the UK.
There are two groups named "Face To Face".
kenrayc said:
Two Johnny Mathises, one pop, one country. The country one went by "Country" Johnny Mathis.
There were two groups with the name "The Temptations." The well-known Motown group, and a white doo-wop group that had one minor hit in 1960.
Then there was also Garry Mills and Garry Miles, who simultaneously charted with different versions of the same song. This was mentioned earlier in this thread.
Then there was also Garry Mills and Garry Miles, who simultaneously charted with different versions of the same song. This was mentioned earlier in this thread.
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Two Johnny Mathiseseses? Hmm...
Apparently there was a British band called The Spinners. I remember seeing Billboard charts for the UK and when the US Spinners had a hit, they were called the Detroit Spinners, per the survey.
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Apparently there was a British band called The Spinners. I remember seeing Billboard charts for the UK and when the US Spinners had a hit, they were called the Detroit Spinners, per the survey.
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Silkie said:
Superstar -- The Temptations (the Motown group)
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CTListener said:
Superstar-Taylor Swift
Superstar-Usher
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