While persuing my music collection the other day, I noticed several instances where the last word in one song title was also the first in another. Try to add to the link without causing a dead end (song titles only!):
“Dancing in the Moonlight” - King Harvest
“Moonlight Feels Right” - Starbuck
“Right Back Where We Started From” - Maxine Nightingale
“From Me to You” - Beatles
your turn…
That should be “perusing”, BTW.
You Wanted More - Tonic
More Than Words Can Say - Firehouse
Say I - Creed
I Come To You - Dolly Varden
You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC
Long Tall Sally - The Beatles
Try to find a song title that starts with “Sally”! Good luck! 
“Sally In Our Alley”
L.V. Beethoven, after a Scottish folk song. 
NEXT!
“Creeque Alley” by the Mamas & the Papas.
GAME OVER! (“Up on Cripple Creek” does NOT match!)
Astorian:
I believe you’re supposed to find a song title that starts with what the previous title ended. After pesch’s title, “Sally in our Alley”, you would want to find a title that begins with “Alley”.
Plus, you’re supposed to not end the chain.
ALLEY OOP(OOP, OOP, OOP)—50s/60s? dunno know who it was by.
mine----(pulled an album at random)
WILD IS THE WIND—Johnny Mathis
Ya know, Alley Oop doesn’t have to be a sequence breaker, if you all are OK with a little leeway on spelling…I mean as long as it’s pronounced the same, why not continue with:
Ooh Poo Pah Doo - Ike & Tina Turner
Do Wakka Do - Roger Miller
Do You Really Want To Hurt Me - Culture Club
Me Without You - Andy Gibb (these don’t have to be in your own record collection do they?)
You Don’t Know How It Feels - Tom Petty
Feels So Good - Van Halen
Good Lovin’ - The Young Rascals
Lovin’ Every Minute Of It - Loverboy
It Keeps You Runnin’ - The Doobie Brothers
Runnin’ Down A Dream - Tom Petty
Dream On - Aerosmith
On And On - Stephen Bishop
On A Clear Day You Can See Forever - Tony Bennet
Forever Man - Eric Clapton
Man On The Moon - REM
Moon Shadow - Cat Stevens
Shadow(s) Of The Night - Pat Benatar . . . If the ‘s’ breaks the rules, then:
Shadow Dancing - Andy Gibb . . . Someone pick one and take it from here.
Night is Fallin’ in my Heart–Diamond Rio
Heart of Rock and Roll–Huey Lewis
Roll On–Alabama
On The Road Again–Wille/Waylon
Again Tonight - John Mellencamp
Tonight I’ll Celebrate Our Love - roberta flack or somebody
Love Hurts - Nazereth
Hurts So Good - John Mellencamp
Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy - Queen
Boy Blue - ELO
Blue Monday - New Order (not the crappy version by Orgy)
Monday, Monday - The Mamas and the Papas
Monday Morning - Fleetwood Mac
Morning Has Broken - Cat Stevens
Broken Blossoms – Dusty Springfield
Broken arrow - Rod Stewart (whew)
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dang nabbit!!!
oh, I cursed like a prospector because I got only 1 song and was immediately stuck on arrow, not because I got beat, although I did. I’m even more stuck at blossoms though so alas, I cannot redeem myself, sigh
Arrow Through My Heart – Firehouse
Heart of Glass – Blondie
Glass Onion – Beatles
“Save All Your Love” from Great White
“Love You More” from King Missle
“More Than Words Can Say” from Alias
“Say, Say, Say” from Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney
“Say You, Say Me” from Lionel Ritchie
And
“Hard Habit to Break” from Chicago
“Break On Through” from The Doors (I know, its parenthetical title was “Break On Through (to the Other Side).” Tough )
“Through the Long Night” from Billy Joel
“Night Train” from The Ventures
“Train Kept a Rollin” by I can’t remember who (I’m doing this off the top of my head)
Onion was a tough one to end on, but how about:
Onion Song by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
Song sung blue by Neil Diamond
Blue skies by Frank Sinatra
Skies The Limit by Fleetwood Mac
Limit to the Sky - Dana Cerick (I got this off of MP3.com in case you think I made it up)
Sky Fits Heaven - Madonna
Heaven and Hell - The Who
Hell to Pay - Bonnie Raitt
Pay for What You Get - Dave Matthews Band
Get Over It - The Eagles
It Must Have Been Love - Roxette
Love Doesn’t Ask Why - Celine Dion
Why Is It Always This Way? - The Ramones
Way Back When - Aimee Mann
When Will I See You Again - Babyface
No takers?
Again Tonight - John Mellencamp
Tonight’s the Night - Rod Stewart