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DIFFERENT song, SAME title!

Also the 2 songs w/ same title, different song, performed by the same folk!

Freedom (2 different songs) - Wham!/George Michael
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Close-the 2nd was titled "Freedom 90".

Shining Star-Earth, Wind & Fire
Shining Star-The Manhattens

Baby Love-Supremes
Baby Love-Regina

Time-Alan Parsons
Time-Culture Club
Time-Pink Floyd

Baby-Ashanti
Baby-Justin Bieber
Baby-Brandy

Lady-Little River Band
Lady-Kenny Rogers(or Lionel Ritchie)
Lady-Styx


La La La-Bobby Sherman
La La La-Auburn
 
Talk to Me - Stevie Nicks, Anita Baker, Wild Orchid, Chico DeBarge and Sunny & the Sunglows all had hits with different songs with this same title.

Also:
Smooth Operator - Sarah Vaughan
Smooth Operator - Sade

I Will Remember You - Amy Grant
I Will Remember You - Sarah McLachlan

You Belong to Me - Jo Stafford, Patti Page, Duprees, etc.
You Belong to Me - Carly Simon, Doobie Bros.

Time After Time - the old standard recorded by Chris Montez, Frank Sinatra, etc.
Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper, INOJ

Rain - Madonna
Rain - The Beatles (later combined by Dan Fogelberg in medley with "Rhythm of the Rain")
Rain - SWV
Rain - Creed

True Love - Bing Crosby & Grace Kelly
True Love - Glenn Frey

Tonight - Kool & the Gang
Tonight - from West Side Story, hit for Ferrante & Teicher

The Wanderer - Dion
The Wanderer - Donna Summer

Lies - Thompson Twins
Lies - The Knickerbockers
Lies - Jonathan Butler
 
It's Too Late - Tarheel Slim and Little Annie
It's Too Late - Carole King
 
Someday-Glass Tiger
Someday-Mariah Carey

All Night Long-Joe Walsh
All Night Long-Lionel Ritchie

Don't Cry-Guns & Roses
Don't Cry-Asia
Don't Cry-Seal

My Girl-Chillawack (subtitle was "Gone, Gone, Gone")
My Girl-Temptations

Angel-Madonna
Angel-Jon Sacada
Angel-Amanda Perez
Angel-Aretha Franklin
Angel-Shaggy
Angel-Sarah McLaughlin
Angel-Aerosmith

here's a good one...
Feels So Good- Chuck Mangione
Feels So Good-Sonique
 
Let The Good Times Roll - Shirley & Lee
Let The Good Times Roll - Ray Charles
 
The reason we can come up with all these recycled titles is that titles can't be copyrighted, right? So does that mean that I could write, publish and record another "I Am the Walrus" or "Ahab the Arab" or "New York Mining Disaster 1941" and not get sued, so long as the title was the only thing those songs had in common with their better-known predecessors? Or does the law only apply to certain, more "generic," titles?
 
Stay Awhile--Dusty Springfield
Stay Awhile--The Bells
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Stay Awhile-Journey

Miracle-Bon Jovi
Miracle-Whitney Houston
Miracle-Cascada

Santa Monica-Theory of a Dead Man
Santa Monica-Everclear
Santa Monica-Savage Garden
 
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