Yeah, I don’t mean irish tunes necessarily 
I’m listening to Paul Simon’s “Call me Al” and can’t stop grooving!
Yesterday, it was Harry Belafonte’s “Mama Look a Booboo”… And David Byrne - anything by David Byrne, practically!!
What’s doing it for you today?
Rockapella’s version of Zombie Jamboree.
Heh! That’s a great tune. Being that Rockapella are somewhat local, wer are lucky that they show up quite a few places.
I wish more folk new of them.
All the Best, Tom
The early Irish Rovers.
Will Millar.
Today’s Irish Rovers.
Kingston Trio.
“My Life” by Billy Joel.
Anything that basically says work s**ks and I’m going to run off to a nice tropical beach and hang out!
~off to work~
Like the Alan Jackson / Jimmy Buffet song.
Take This Job and Shove It
and
Put Another Log on the Fire
Keeping in the Beach / Tropical Drink theme:
Blake Shelton- Some Beach
Kenny Chesney- When the Sun Goes Down
The Self Preservation Society (or Get a Bloomin Move On) by Quincy Jones from the Michael Caine version of the Italian Job.
Listen to it here…
http://www.theitalianjob.com/the_film_soundtrack.htm
Oh yeah!! Forgot about them - I should look for some of their stuff, like the one about the mushroom shaped cloud (what the heck’s it called?) and the one about the MTA…
Gems…
Hey, Blood Sweat 'n Tears would be good too, if I could find my copy of it…
The Lyrics To “Get A Bloomin’ Move On”
To make the film even more English, large sections of the lyrics to “Get a Bloomin’ Move On” are in Cockney rhyming slang.
We are the self-preservation society, the self preservation society
We are the self-preservation society, the self preservation society
Put on your almond rocks and daisy roots
Brush your Hampstead Heath, wear your whistle-and-flute
Lots of lah-de-dahs and Cockneys here
Look alive and get out of here
Get your skates on mate, get your skates on mate
No bib around your Gregory Peck today, hey!
Drop your plates of meat right on the seat
This is the self-preservation society, the self-preservation society (etc)
This is the self-preservation society, the self-preservation society (etc)
Cockney Translation!
Almond rocks
Daisy roots
Hampstead Heath
Whistle-and-flute
Lah-de-dahs
Gregory Peck
Plates of meat
Socks
Boots
Teeth
Suit
Posh people!
Neck
Feet
Kinston Trio- MTA song is about Charlie on the MTA.
“Did he ever return, no he never returned and his fate is still unlearned…”
BS&T- …they’ll be one child born, to carry on…"
Tom
My Husband Was A Weatherman, by the Bobs. (And pretty much anything else by the Bobs.)
Foggy Mountain Breakdown, particularly on banjo.
The theme song from The Muppet Show.
Easter Island Head, by Throat Culture.
The entire Monty Python Sings CD.
Right Field, by Peter, Paul & Mary.
Genesis “I Can’t Dance”
Journey “Lovin’ Touchin’ Squeezin’”
Queen “Bohemian Rhapsody”
Mike Cross “Whiskey 'Fore Breakfast”
Kentucky Standard Band “Maybelline”
George Uetz “Music, Sex and Cookies”
Lots of John Prine: “Blow up Your TV”
“Paradise”
“Please Don’t Bury Me”
“In Spite of Ourselves”
How could I forget to list Mike Cross?! 
The Scotsman
Elma Turl
The Lord’ll Provide
Dear Boss (originally The Sick Note, by Pat Cooksey)
Farewell Toast
Directions
Mountain Mean
Great Strip Poker Massacre
etc., etc., …
Oh, just go buy this CD: [u]Creme De La Cross: Best of the Funny Stuff[/u]
Agree.
“Like a Rolling Stone,” “Can’t Get No Satisfaction,” “Surfin’
USA,” “Revolution” (Most Beatles, actually), “If It Makes You
Happy,” “Hard To Make A Stand” (Sheryl Crow)
Also, for me, most of Creedence’s stuff (Yeah, I know . . . Most of you
have something different to say about that. Well, I say . . . 
)
Will O’Ban
Now known as the MBTA, they recently issued an automated fare card known as the Charlie card.
As for songs, the first tow that poopped into my head were Sunday Morning Coming Down and Smoke from a Distant Fire. No idea why they make me feel good, but they do.
Hmm Interesting. There are lots.
Walking on Sunshine, by Diane Warren as performed by Katrina and the Waves.
Something About You, by Level 42
Everybody Have Fun Tonight, by Wang Chung.
Jump, by Van Halen
Doctor, Doctor and Simply Irresistible, by Robert Palmer
All I Wanna Do, and Steve McQueen, by Sheryl Crow
Rhapsody in Blue, by George Girshwin as performed by Roger Williams.
Tonight, by Leonard Bernstein as performed by the original Broadway cast of West Side Story
Symphony #9, Movement IV:Presto, by Ludwig Von Beethoven
Don’t Worry, Be Happy, by Bobby McFerrand
Baby Elephant Walk and The Theme from Peter Gunn, by Henry Mancini Oh… and March of the Q-Balls.
Witchcraft, by Frank (the chairman himself) Sinatra
Under the Sea from Disney’s Little Mermaid
Sooo many more…
"Don’t Worry, Be Happy, by Bobby McFerrand "
AHHHH!!! NO!!! OH, THE PAIN!!!
“Everybody Was Kung Fu Fighting.”
Tom