1235. McAlmont & Butler – Yes

Bernard Butler, David McAlmont, McAlmont & Butler

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From a one-word song title…to another!

1234. Radiohead – Just

Radiohead

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Mark Ronson covered ‘Stop Me’, the previous song. He also did a cover of the next song…

1233. The Smiths – Stop Me If You Think You’ve Heard This One Before

The Smiths

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From one Stop! to another…

1232. The Hollies – Stop! Stop! Stop!

The Hollies

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A hoochie coochie is a lascivious dance. Here’s a song about a lascivious belly dance…

1231. Muddy Waters – Hoochie Coochie Man

Muddy Waters

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Bluesmen travelled up Highways 51 and 61 to Chicago…

1230. Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited

Bob Dylan

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Autobahns are roads, like highways…

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