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DIFFERENT song, SAME title!

Hurricane-- Bob Dylan
Hurricane-- Leon Everette

One-- Three Dog Night
One-- Creed
One-- Mary J. Blige

Heavy Metal-- Don Felder
Heavy Metal-- Sammy Hagar

All Night Long-- Lionel Richie
All Night Long-- Joe Walsh

Photograph-- Nickelback
Photograph-- Ringo Starr
Photograph-- Def Leppard

Waterloo-- Stonewall Jackson
Waterloo-- ABBA
 
^ It's amazing that there's even more than one Midnight Blue.....

I know the Louise Tucker one....many light AC stations played it, but still it was sorta intense, like "Take My Breath Away."

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cd637299 said:
^ It's amazing that there's even more than one Midnight Blue.....
I know the Louise Tucker one....many light AC stations played it, but still it was sorta intense, like "Take My Breath Away."
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Rex Smith or Berlin? That title has been used more than once, too. (I'm guessing that Berlin is the one to which you are referring.)
 
firepoint525 said:
cd637299 said:
^ It's amazing that there's even more than one Midnight Blue.....
I know the Louise Tucker one....many light AC stations played it, but still it was sorta intense, like "Take My Breath Away."
cd
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Rex Smith or Berlin? That title has been used more than once, too. (I'm guessing that Berlin is the one to which you are referring.)
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Berlin. Rex had "YOU Take My Breath Away," if the title is correct. Rex's tune was hardly intense, unless you count his little scream near the end.

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Silkie said:
Point of No Return - Kansas
Point of No Return - Gene McDaniels
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& Expose'

(Kansas' was spelled "Point of Know Return", but I'll let it slide)

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"Evil Woman" -- Crow
"Evil Woman" -- ELO
plus several deep album cuts with that title by several artists, all different songs
 
The Boys are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy
The Boys are Back In Town - Bus Boys
 
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