Thursday, March 03, 2011

Hole E. Crap, It's Another Early Clue to the New Direction

From 1962, please enjoy Bob B. Soxx & the Blue Jeans -- produced by Phil Spector and featuring vocals by the great Darlene Love -- and their cover of the Disney classic "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah."




As always, a coveted PowerPop No-Prize will be awarded to the first reader who gleans the song's relevance to the theme of tomorrow's Listomania.

13 comments:

Dave said...

Songs with nonsense words in title?

Anonymous said...

Something about Randy Newman and his Oscar win.

AP

steve simels said...

Nah.
:-)

J. Loslo said...

Disney covers would be too easy, and songs produced by murderers would be (I think) a pretty short list, so how about songs by bands whose band name contains the name of a fictional person?

Faze said...

Something to do with "Sticky Fingers?"

steve simels said...

Nope and nyet.

This one's a real stretch, I'm afraid.

But here's a clue -- it's something directly related to the song title.

J. Loslo said...

Hyphens?

Shriner said...

Durge-like songs that begin with the letter "Z"?

Anonymous said...

best Stephen Foster cover?

steve simels said...

Totally OT but --

The Flo Mos doing a live Rutles cover can be heard over here.
http://floormodels.blogspot.com/2011/03/je-dois-etre-dans-lamour.html

I thank you.

geor3ge said...

But here's a clue -- it's something directly related to the song title.

Something to do with the stress and meter?

Hey, you said it was a stretch. :)

midnight caller said...

Multiple hyphen song titles

NYMary said...

SOngs about zippers?