The History Book Club discussion

Re-Education (Through Labor) - Rise Against

"Labor Day (It's A Holiday)" - Black Eyed Peas

IT'S OVER NOW - 112

THE SONG IS OVER - The Who

Now the Day Is Over - The Innocence Mission

Beautiful Day- U2

YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL - Joe Cocker/Jennifer Warnes

YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL - James Blunt

YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE - Eric Benet

ONLY THE LONELY - The Motels

LONELY BOY - Paul Anka

IF I WERE A BOY - Beyonce

IF I WERE A CARPENTER - Tim Hardin (and lots of others)

IF I WERE A RICH MAN - Zero Mostel

IF I WERE A BOY - Beyonce

If You Were In My Place - Duke Ellington

A PLACE IN THIS WORLD - Taylor Swift

A SUMMER PLACE - Percy Faith

SUMMER WIND- FRANK SINATRA

summer in the city - lovin spoonful

SUMMER TIME BLUES - Eddie Cochran

"I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" - Elton John

blues from a gun - the jesus and mary chain

"Guns Don't Kill People Rappers Do" - Goldie Lookin' Chain

kill your television - ned's atomic dustbin

KILLER QUEEN - Freddie Mercury

Dragon Queen - yeah yeah yeahs

PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON - Peter, Paul and Mary

DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC? - The Lovin' Spoonful

This is amazing; keep those songs coming.

Bentley wrote: "This is amazing; keep those songs coming."

Are you going to add one?

THIS MAGIC MOMENT - The Drifters

AT THIS MOMENT - Billy Vera & The Beaters

take this job and shove it - johnny paycheck

PUSH COMES TO SHOVE - Aerosmith

Until The Real Thing Comes Along - Billie Holiday

WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED LOVE - Frank Sinatra

7 THINGS - Miley Cyrus

Wild Thing - Chip Taylor

"Things Have Changed" - Bob Dylan

Guess Things Happen That Way- Johnny Cash

"I Guess It Never Hurts to Hurt Sometimes" - The Oakridge Boys

SOMETIMES A SONG - Dan Fogelberg

SING, SING A SONG - The Carpenters

SING FOR THE MOMENT - Emimen

MOMENT BY MOMENT - Yvonne Elliman

From This Moment On (Ella Fitzgerald) - Cole Porter

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGDv48...

During a 20-day period between February and March of 1956, Ella entered the recording studios of the newly formed Verve Records and made history. She recorded most of Cole Porter's best known work, and these sessions were compiled into "Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook", an album which has since been accorded a spot in the Grammy Hall of Fame for its musical significance.

With orchestra conducted and arranged by Buddy Bregman, Ella sings "From This Moment On", a song composed by Cole in 1953 for a musical ("Out Of This World") in which it was never used. The song subsequently appeared in both the stage and film versions of "Kiss Me Kate".

Note: Guys, if you can add a youtube example of the song that is even more terrific. Folks can listen to the song itself.

Source: youtube

FROM CHAOS TO ETERNITY - Rhapsody of Fire

FROM ME TO YOU - the Beatles

STAND BY ME - Ben King