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Rosanna by Toto.

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That’s a good one, Love Brandy.

Beat me to it. I thought surely nobody is gonna mention "Brandy".

This is my "go to" song to pull up and listen to in my head to replace and block out when some obnoxious ear worm song winds up on repeat in my head.

How about "Amanda" by Boston and "Sundown" by Gordon Lightfoot (RIP)?

Someone else can post up the links if so inspired! That Donny Iris song sticks with you for some reason.

Gonna be hard to top this one

I misread the title (seriously) and thought it said Wyoming’s Big Brown Beaver and thought it was more guys making fun of Burns. I had to go back and reread the title because I knew it should be Wynona’s BBB. 😂

I’m actually being serious and not taking a cheap shot at anyone…except my own poor reading skills.

oops. This is what I meant to post.

Believe it or not, this guy does a great job with this song.

This was David Bowies wife. David and Mick would get together for 3-Ways with Angie.

Amy - Pure Prairie League

Corrina - Taj Mahal

Francine - ZZTOP

Sara - Fleetwood Mac

Stormy - Classics IV

It's INCONCEIVABLE that this one hasn't shown up yet:




FC

Moving in a different direction...







FC

Indeed, there are lots of them...

or the original

Amie, Lela, Brandy, Amanda were the first ones I thought of but how Sloopy wasn’t one of the first was surprising

Black Betty

ram jam

Von Deutschland.

Katyusha

That is not the 'Charlot the Harlot' I am familiar with.

Roberta, Roberta. Please get those big legs offa me.

A very famous lady Lili Marleen

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Lili-Marleen

April Wine- If you see Kay

Marlène Dietrich, entertaining on the front lines, signs autographs for American soldiers, circa 1945. (Photo by Keystone-FranceGamma-Rapho via Getty Images)


During World War II Marlene Dietrich made more than 500 appearances before American troops overseas. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)


Marlene Dietrich, icon of Hollywood’s golden era, was a proud patriot, grandson shares
Adolf Hitler sent agents to see the actress to convince her to return to Germany
By Stephanie Nolasco | Fox News
Published December 4, 2020

Marlene Dietrich is celebrated as one of Hollywood’s most glamorous movie stars, but the Berlin-born actress preferred being on the front lines with troops fighting during World War II.

“She was happiest serving the Allied troops during World War II,” the late icon’s grandson Peter Riva recently told Closer Weekly.

“She called them ‘my boys’ for the rest of her life, and they responded accordingly,” he added.

According to the outlet, Dietrich moved to the United States in 1930. In 1937, while filming in England, Dietrich was approached by agents of Adolf Hitler, attempting to convince the screen siren to return to Germany, the New York Times reported. Dietrich, appalled by the fascist regime, slammed the offer. Consequently, her films were banned in Germany.

The CIA shared that after Dietrich became an American citizen in 1939, she felt it was her duty to defend the country and use her talent to make a significant contribution to the war effort. With the beginning of U.S. involvement in the war in 1941, Dietrich became one of the first celebrities to raise war bonds.

She later roughed it out with other G.I.s sleeping in frosty dugouts near the front lines where she would sing and play a musical saw. Dietrich also recorded a number of anti-Nazi albums in German to create skepticism among listeners.

According to the Library of Congress, Dietrich made two overseas USO tours. The first was to North Africa and Italy, making her the first entertainer to reach rescued soldiers. For her second tour, which lasted 11 months, she entertained near the front lines in France and Germany.

full article here: https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/marlene-dietrich-wwii-proud-patriot

No one needs to post any more, the competition is closed.

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WORST SONG EVER named for a woman:





Smothers Brothers spoof on Honey:

My absolute favorite Stones song, for personal reasons.
I will always look back upon the Autumn of 1973 as the happiest time of my life.

Ummm... maybe not...

Not really named for a girls name but you know what kind of girl she was,

I remember this from my youth..

From Killing Patton by O'Reilly and Dugard: "Bradley has allowed a group of professional American baseball players to tour the area the Germans are now attacking. The alluring film actress Marlene Dietrich is also on hand. She has just finished performing in the Belgian crossroads town of Bastogne. Tonight she is scheduled to put on a show for the men of the Ninety-Ninth Division in the Belgian hamlet of Honsfeld. That concert has been abruptly canceled."

Thanks for that!

Sing along time, Bum,bum,bum etc...

Don’t know if this was posted yet…

RB

It took me a while to remember this one,

Was this a song?

As in all of the music threads, the difference in age really shows up.

LOL

written about Dickie's wife

Boney Baroni and Lucille by Little Richard

Sweet Little Sixteen by Chuck Berry

Mother in Law by Ernie K Doe (Ernest Kador)

Brown Sugar by The Rolling Stones

Toot toot you ever had any brown suga?

Yes.

Your wife.

"Sara Smile" and "Camilia" by Hall and Oates

LOL 🤣
Ur chocolate suga was tossin Gheyghost salad 🤤😂🤣😂🤣😂

No.

It was your wife.

Gheyghost says otherwise 🥴

I know you two stay in touch.

Go f’k up another thread you stupid bastard.

All For The Love Of A Girl by Johnny Horton

He’s touched you dumfuk

Hello Josephine by Fats Domino

Donna by Richie Valens

Peggy Sue by Buddy Holley

May have already been mentioned, but "loves a bitch" comes to mind...