In addition to the above, ABBA has “Ring Ring,” “Honey Honey” and “Money Money Money.”
What others are there?
In the ABBA canon, there still remains “I Do, I Do, I Do.”
I don’t, I don’t, I don’t know why I know.
Kiss Kiss Kiss - Yoko Ono
Mercy Mercy Mercy - Cannonball Adderley or The Buckinghams
Please Please Please - James Brown
I said “one word.” And I hate that song.
Whoops – in my haste to be an ABBA repeating completist, I failed to note the OP’s request that only one word titles need apply. Strike “I Do, I Do, I Do,” and replace “Talk Talk,” by umm, Talk Talk.
Devo - Uncontrollable Urge
“yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah yeah!”
And, but, also:
Louie Louie - Richard Berry/The Kingsmen
Run Run Run - The Who
Close but no cigar:
Piggy Pig Pig - Procol Harum
Paul McCartney: Hi Hi Hi
Oops, not a title… it still rules though.
How did I forget Mony Mony?
I believe the Blendells, a Chicano group, charted with La La La La La in the mid-1960’s.
“Sugar Sugar,” by The Archies.
From the disco era: “More, More, More” by the Andrea True Connection.
The Steve Miller Band and the Beach Boys both had different versions of songs called “Dance, Dance, Dance.”
perhaps, perhaps, perhaps
goes through his iTunes listing…
Lie Lie Lie - Bonnie Pink
Panda Panda Panda - Deerhoof
Boom Boom - John Lee Hooker
Ah-Ah - Moby
Reise, Reise - Rammstein
Snip Snip - Tiger Lillies
Not a bad line-up
The Pogues - Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah.
Iko Iko
Up Up Up Up Up Up - Ani DiFranco
Hey, Hey, Hey - Chris Smither
Cry Cry Cry - Johnny Cash
Volver, Volver - los Lobos
Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah - the Pogues
Boom Boom - John Lee Hooker
Close, but no cigar:
Die Die My Darling - Misfits
The Cool Cool River - Paul Simon
Boom Boom Mancini - Warren Zevon
The Hula Hula Boys - Warren Zevon
Wiggle Wiggle - Bob Dylan
One of my favorite '20s hits, “Horses, Horses, Horses.”