Does that mean you know what a Huckleberry Friend is, and where the name came from?
Anybody?
'Cause the thread title is mocking my ignorance…
It’s probably best known from the theme to Breakfast at Tiffany’s, “Moon River.” Where Henri Mancini got it, I don’t know.
Well. Maybe I do. Maybe I don’t.
I assume it means like Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn from Twains books.
Buddies, me and you out and about, having fun and looking for adventure.
I like it because it’s a line in the song “Moon River” from “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” sung(?) by Audrey Hepburn
Just evokes a nostalgic feeling.
Loved this movie…
YAY! This thread is back.
Sting - “Moon Over Bourbon Street”
Great song here.
Glenn Frey - “Lover’s Moon”
Thanks for all the songs Saucy.
You’re welcome! 
Damn, now I’m all choked up and nostalgic. 
Me too!
In honor of Dickie Betts
Back to where it all begins
“Moon rise, Sun go down…”
Well, most of the time Sting’s “Moon Over Bourbon Street” wins, but it’s already been mentioned, so I’ll go with my subtitute:
The Moon and I
Some great moon songs here.
The Police - “Walking On The Moon”
Full Moon - The Kinks
Alright. That’s a great one!
Hey Beck!
This one is like tripendicular, ya know?
Nice! Thx, Saucy