Sigh elelle, a couple of times over the years I’ve gone back to a linked thread, seen a forgotton post and thought “Huh?”
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Judy Garland’s Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
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… and yet for the upper 5% of performers this could be tantalizingly fitting.
Boy, there’s been some doozies here. I gotta throw Johnny Cash’s Hurt into the mix as well. Well, that and Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee.
A few more:
Helen Reddy: I Am Woman
Blue Oyster Cult: Godzilla
Clint Holmes: Playground In My Mind
Paper Lace: The Night Chicago Died
Anything from the Jewish liturgy, except perhaps Lecha Dodi.
Ani DiFranco: Not a Pretty Girl
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Well, a scat show would appeal to some …
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Even when it’s Mel Tourme?
Only Women Bleed :eek: - I think it’s by Alice Cooper
Gilbert O’Sullivan’s “Clair”
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Well, a scat show would appeal to some …
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Even when it’s Mel Tourme?
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Perhaps the smell would overpower the quality of the music.
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Actually that song one of Peter Cetera’s solo works, and the correct name is “Glory of Love”. It’s off the Karate Kid 2 soundtrack.
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D’oh! I knew that, too…I was singing the song in my head as I typed and got distracted. (ETA: I knew the title, but not that it was Peter Cetera – thanks for the info!)
Radiohead – “Bulletproof”
Peter Gabriel – “I Grieve”
Morrissey – “Angel, Angel, Down We Go Together”
Elvis Costello – “Kinder Murder”
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-Kum Bai Yah
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Spelled like that, it’s kind of hot, but it makes me think of Bai Ling. :eek:
I nominate “Goodnight Saigon”, “going down” notwithstanding.
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Miller, if a gal comes out to Thus Spake Zarathustra, she better be the hottest thing on two legs or on hands and knees.
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I don’t know. I’m listening (in my head) to the intro and that introductory part where the cymbals or drums or whatever do the BOM-BOM BOM-BOM BOM-BOM part would fit pretty well with certain types of boobage…
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[li]Ain’t No Sunshine (the Al Green version is probably best known)[/li][li]Cats in the Cradle- Harry Chapin[/li][li]Life in a Northern Town- The Dream Academy[/li][li]Welcome to the Machine- Pink Floyd[/li][li]White Rabbit- Jefferson Airplane[/li][/ul]
The Beatles - “Helter Skelter”
Chicago - “Wish You Were Here”
Mozart - “Requiem”
Lloyd Weber - “Pie Jesu”
I’m uncomfortable just thinkin’ about these as stripper songs…
Lyrics to A lapdance is so much better when the stripper is crying…
Any song that references “The Stinky Pinky Gulp N’ Guzzle Big Rig Snooze-A-Stop” has to be a classic. 
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Dude…Dude…duuuuuude looks like a lady…
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Sorry, I have already witnessed a stripper dance to this song. And it was not as bad as you would think, especially when she got to the “do me! do me! do me! DOOOO MEEEE!” part.
The worst one that I actually saw has to have been “Automatic” by the Pointer Sisters.
Gloomy Sunday, Billie Holiday version.
And just for total WTF and because imagining the dancing to it makes me laugh: Somebody Told Me, by the Killers.
Pachelbel’s Canon
Anything by John Cage, especially 4’33"
Ave Maria
When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Carole King’s Mockingbird
The Ballad of Davy Crockett
It’s gotta be the dogs barking “Jingle Bells.”
I can’t believe no one has mentioned “Entrance of the Gladiators”, that ubiquitous circus/carnival music. Appropriate perhaps if she’s the bearded lady or wearing clown makeup, but I’d pass…
“Uhce. Tice. Fee Times a Mady!” by Buh-weet
“Foggy Mountain Breakdown” by Flatt and Scruggs