Yeah, I recognize the, er, “source material,” for sure. That recording is new to me, though.
The #1 Song The Week You Were Born
- “Make It With You” - by Bread, week of 22 August, 1970
- “(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear” by Elvis Presley, week of 19 August, 1957
- “Eight Days a Week” by the Beatles, week of March 20, 1965
- “Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)” by John Fred & His Playboy Band, week of January 20, 1968
- “Joy to the World” by Three Dog Night, week of May 23, 1971
- “Mr. Sandman” by The Chordettes or “I Need You Now” by Eddie Fisher in week of Nov. 21 1954
- The Battle of New Orleans - Johnny Horton was the number one song for the entire month of June 1959
- “Tammy” by Debbie Reynolds, week of August 26, 1957
- “Vaya con Dios” by Les Paul & Mary Ford, week of Oct. 25, 1953
- “Centerfold” by The J. Gells Band, week of Feb. 20, 1982
Pass.
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
About an autoworker at a GM plant in Detroit, who steals an entire Cadillac by taking one piece home every day.
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
- Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
- Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
- Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed
- I’ve Been Working on the Railroad - classic American folk song
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
- Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed
- I’ve Been Working on the Railroad - classic American folk song
- The Ballad of 1891 - Palmer & Bridges
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
- Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed
- I’ve Been Working on the Railroad - classic American folk song
- The Ballad of 1891 - Palmer & Bridges
- Song of the Roustabouts from the Dumbo soundtrack
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
- Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed
- I’ve Been Working on the Railroad - classic American folk song
- The Ballad of 1891 - Palmer & Bridges
- Song of the Roustabouts from the Dumbo soundtrack
- Big Bad John - Jimmy Dean
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
- Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed
- I’ve Been Working on the Railroad - classic American folk song
- The Ballad of 1891 - Palmer & Bridges
- Song of the Roustabouts from the Dumbo soundtrack
- Big Bad John - Jimmy Dean
- Mississippi Delta Cotton Picking Town - Charley Pride
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
- Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed
- I’ve Been Working on the Railroad - classic American folk song
- The Ballad of 1891 - Palmer & Bridges
- Song of the Roustabouts from the Dumbo soundtrack
- Big Bad John - Jimmy Dean
- Mississippi Delta Cotton Picking Town - Charley Pride
- Take This Job And Shove It - Johnny Paycheck
Songs About Labor and Laborers
- One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash
- Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed
- I’ve Been Working on the Railroad - classic American folk song
- The Ballad of 1891 - Palmer & Bridges
- Song of the Roustabouts from the Dumbo soundtrack
- Big Bad John - Jimmy Dean
- Mississippi Delta Cotton Picking Town - Charley Pride
- Take This Job And Shove It - Johnny Paycheck
- Working 9 to 5 - The Late Lamented Dolly Parton
Songs for Slackers
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (Fleeing Groovy) - Paul Simon
Songs for Slackers
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (Fleeing Groovy) - Paul Simon
- Hang Fire - The Rolling Stones
Songs for Slackers
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (Fleeing Groovy) - Paul Simon
- Hang Fire - The Rolling Stones
- The Lazy Song - Bruno Mars
Songs for Slackers
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) - Paul Simon
- Hang Fire - The Rolling Stones
- The Lazy Song - Bruno Mars
Housekeeping to correct my own post, although “fleeing groovie” does sound like an interesting song or maybe band name.
Songs for Slackers
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) - Paul Simon
- Hang Fire - The Rolling Stones
- The Lazy Song - Bruno Mars
- Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon - Queen
Songs for Slackers
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) - Paul Simon
- Hang Fire - The Rolling Stones
- The Lazy Song - Bruno Mars
- Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon - Queen
- Lazy - Deep Purple
Songs for Slackers
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) - Paul Simon
- Hang Fire - The Rolling Stones
- The Lazy Song - Bruno Mars
- Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon - Queen
- Lazy - Deep Purple
- Because I Got High - Afroman
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Songs for Slackers
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) - Paul Simon
- Hang Fire - The Rolling Stones
- The Lazy Song - Bruno Mars
- Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon - Queen
- Lazy - Deep Purple
- Because I Got High - Afroman
- Bang The Drum All Day – Todd Rundgren
lyric – “I don’t want to work, I want to bang on the drum all day.”
-“BB”-
Songs for Slackers
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) - Paul Simon
- Hang Fire - The Rolling Stones
- The Lazy Song - Bruno Mars
- Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon - Queen
- Lazy - Deep Purple
- Because I Got High - Afroman
- Bang The Drum All Day – Todd Rundgren
- The Drovers Dream - traditional
There was not a star to illuminate the sky;
I was dreaming I suppose for my eyes were partly closed
When a very strange procession passed me by.
First there came a kangaroo, with his swag of blankets blue,
A dingo ran beside him for a mate;
They were travelling mighty fast, but they shouted as they passed:"
"We’ll have to jog along, it’s getting late.”