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10.20.09
Popular Names in Popular Music
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Well, for the artist’s sake, I’m kind of glad “Mambo #5″ wasn’t in the top 5 songs of its year. That really would’ve thrown a wrench in the works.
Laura 10.20.09What about Roxanne and Josie in the 80s and 90s?? Off the top of my memory, “Hey Jude” and “Runaround Sue” are missing from the earlier times, too…
Tally 10.20.09wait, just saw jude–woops.
Tally 10.20.09The thirties just weren’t a time of first names, were they?
People could barely afford their family names. It was hard times.
Sev 10.25.09I wonder how Tommy & Gina are doing these days.
Declan 11.05.09I’m not sure, but I could tell you a story about Jack and Diane.
maryr 01.13.10COMMENT?