I'll start with one of my favorites;:)

A Thousand Miles From Nowhere- Dwight Yoakam

5-7-0-5 - City Boy

1-2-3- Len Berry

One -- by Three Dog Night

I Would Die 4 U = Prince

Jenny (867-5309) - Tommy Tutone

10-9-8 - Face-to-Face

Nothing Compares 2 U = Sinead O'Connor

Four Wheel Drive
Looking Out For Number One
Both by Bachman Turner Overdrive

Stars On 45 - Stars On 45

When I am 64--Cowsills on youtube

99 Luftballons -- Nena [air balloons / red balloons]

500 Miles- The Proclaimers

16 Tons by Tennessee Ernie Ford.

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26 Miles (Santa Catalina) - The Four Preps

16 Tons by Tennessee Ernie Ford.


I really like The Cactus Brothers version of 16 Tons:)

500 Miles Away from Home - Bobby Bare

Beechwood 4-5789- The Orlons/ The Marvelettes

99 - Toto

96 Tears- Question Mark and The Mysterians

19 - Paul Hardcastle

One more time-Lynyrd Skynyrd

One more time-Lynyrd Skynyrd

Please keep it to one per-post unless Penny Lane says otherwise.

40 Miles of Bad Road - Duane Eddy

16 candles- The Crests

1999 - Prince

Two Doors Down- Dwight Yoakam

Seven Sundays - Extreme

You're 16- Ringo Starr/ Johnny Burnette

Two Steps Behind - Def Leppard

13 Steps To Nowhere --by Pantera.

9,999,999 Tears - Dickey Lee

Please keep it to one per-post unless Penny Lane says otherwise.

Just heard from Penny Lane and she says to continue as we have been with one per-post.

Thanks

Just heard from Penny Lane and she says to continue as we have been with one per-post.

Thanks


Sorry everyone that I didn't post any rules here. It's my fault. Not Charles'. Please read his new Sticky about posting rules.:wave:

Sweet Little 16-Chuck Berry

Lonesome-77203 - Hawkshaw Hawkins

One Step Beyond - Madness

Knock Three Times - Tony Orlando and Dawn

One Step Up - Bruce Springsteen

Two Divided By Love - Grass Roots

16 Reasons Why I Love You- Connie Stevens

In the Year 2525 - Zager & Evans

2,000 Miles - The Pretenders

1959 - John Anderson

one - metallica

16 Going On 17- from The Sound Of Music

367 - weezer

Here's one for the flu pandemic...98.6...

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That was from Keith, but a British band called The Bystandards covered the song a year later...

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25 Or 6 To 4- Chicago

Hangar 18 - Megadeth

Three Times A Lady-Lionel Richie

Class Of 57- The Statler Brothers

Public Enemy Number One - Motley Crue

Love Me Two Times- The Doors

My most favorite singer James Otto has a song named "Last First Kiss". :) :) :)

God bless you and him always!!! :) :) :)

Holly

One More Last Chance- Vince Gill

My most favorite singer James Otto has a song named "Last First Kiss". :) :) :)

God bless you and him always!!! :) :) :)

Holly
I hate to be picky,but aren't we dealing with cardinal,not ordinal numbers.

I hate to be picky,but aren't we dealing with cardinal,not ordinal numbers.


As the author of this thread I want to use only cardinal numbers. Words like Once, Twice, first,third, fourth, etc. are not allowed. Good point Steve! I never thought of this until you mentioned it!:wave:

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It's ok Jo Sweet Heart! Don't let this deter you from playing the game!:) :wave:

"The Lucky One"-Alison Krauss & Union Station :) :) :)

God bless you and AKUS always!!! :) :) :)

Holly (a fan of them since 1994)

You're The One- Dwight Yoakam

No One Else - weezer

1996 - Marilyn Manson

"1979" - Smashing Pumpkins

Only 16 - Sam Cooke

502 - Megadeth

Five To One- The Doors

88 Lines About 44 Women - The Nails

New Model No. 15 - Marilyn Manson

48 Hours - The Clash

Hey Nineteen by Steely Dan

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One For The Road - Judas Priest

7 Screaming Dizbusters - Blue Oyster Cult

One In A Million - 38 Special

C11H17N2O2SNA (Sodium Pentathol) --by Anthrax.

A Million To One- Jimmy Charles

Can we include instruments with a number in the title?

Can we include instruments with a number in the title?


I'm not sure what you mean. It has to be a song title that has a number in it. So as long as it is a song title and contains a number it should be ok.

"1-2-3" by Gloria Estefan

I'm not sure what you mean. It has to be a song title that has a number in it. So as long as it is a song title and contains a number it should be ok.

Here's one example of an instrumental that has a number in its title...

"Take Five" by the late great Dave Brubeck....

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One Less Bell To Answer - The Fifth Dimension

24 Hours From Tulsa- Gene Pitney

Here's one example of an instrumental that has a number in its title...

"Take Five" by the late great Dave Brubeck....

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Yes! That's fine!:wave:

Here's one called "1921" by The Who from their epic album "Tommy"....

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67 East 2nd Street - Liquor Giants

One Time For Old Times - 38 Special

Overture 1928 - Dream Theater