"Favorite" Songs

In case you were wondering, these aren't MY favorite songs, although I do like several of them quite a bit. Nope, they're quite simply a collection of songs with the word "Favorite" in their titles. Or "Favourite" for the ones by the European-based artists. Ready, set, enjoy!  ~  JH

1)  Julie Andrews  ~  “My Favorite Things”

2)  O.A.R.  ~  “Favorite Song”

3)  Colbie Caillat ft. Common  ~  “Favorite Song”

4)  Phillips, Craig, & Dean  ~  “Favorite Song Of All”

5)  Alison Krauss and Union Station  ~  “New Favorite”

6)  Howie Day  ~  “Favorite Song”

7)  Sheryl Crow  ~  “My Favorite Mistake”

8)  Newsong  ~  “Your Favorite Name Is Father”

9)  Tori Kelly  ~  “Favorite Hello”

10)  Motion City Soundtrack  ~  “My Favorite Accident”

11)  Suzanne Vega  ~  “My Favorite Plum”

12)  Harry Nilsson  ~  “Mr. Richland’s Favorite Song / One”

13)  K’s Choice  ~  “Favorite Adventure”

14)  Thousand Foot Krutch  ~  “Favorite Disease”

15)  Quadron  ~  “Favorite Star”

16)  New Kids On The Block  ~  “My Favorite Girl”

17)  The Cardigans  ~  “My Favourite Game”

18)  The Figgs  ~  “My Favorite Shirt”

19)  Sophie Madeleine & Friends  ~  “You Are My Favourite”

20)  Dawes  ~  “All Your Favorite Bands”

21)  Silvina Moreno  ~  “Favorite Perfume”

22)  Owen Paul  ~  “My Favourite Waste Of Time”

23)  Stars  ~  “My Favourite Book”

24)  Jimmy Wahlsteen  ~  “It’s Your Favorite”

25)  Haircut 100  ~  “Favourite Shirts”

Songs With Years In Their Titles, Vol. 1: 1901-1979

This is the first of a two-part miniseries featuring songs with years in their titles. Not the word "years," mind you, but actual historical years (e.g., 1941, '69, 1979, etc.). There's some good stuff here, so...enjoy!  ~  JH

1)  Birdy  ~  "1901"

2)  The Tallest Man On Earth  ~  "1904"

3)  The Who  ~  "1921"

4)  Randy Newman  ~  "Louisiana 1927"

5)  Styx  ~  "A.D. 1928 / Rockin' The Paradise"

6)  Dream Theater  ~  "Scene Two: I. Overture 1928"

7)  Queen  ~  "'39"

8)  Bee Gees  ~  "New York Mining Disaster 1941"

9)  Harry Nilsson  ~  "1941"

10)  Reckless Kelly  ~  "1952 Vincent Black Lightning"

11)  Milo Greene  ~  "1957"

12)  Morrissey  ~  "Munich Air Disaster 1958"

13)  John Anderson & Tracy Lawrence  ~  "1959"

14)  Gregory Porter  ~  "1960 What?"

15)  The Four Seasons  ~  "December, 1963 (Oh, What A Night)"

16)  New Order  ~  "1963"

17)  Zella Day  ~  "1965"

18)  John Mayer  ~  "Walt Grace's Submarine Test, January 1967"

19)  Bryan Adams  ~  "Summer Of '69"

20)  James Blunt  ~  "1973"

21)  The Connells  ~  "'74-'75"

22)  Ween  ~  "Freedom Of '76"

23)  The Alarm  ~  "Spirit Of '76"

24)  The Smashing Pumpkins  ~  "1979"

25)  Death From Above 1979  ~  "Trainwreck 1979"

Songs By Guys Named Tom, Dick, & Harry

This is exactly what it sounds like it is. So why write a lengthy intro to explain it? Enjoy!  ~  JH

1)  Tom Jones  ~  "It's Not Unusual"

2)  Dick Dale & The Del Tones  ~  "Misirlou"

3)  Harry Connick, Jr.  ~  "It Had To Be You"

4)  Tom Baxter  ~  "Tell Her Today"

5)  Dick Thomas  ~  "Jingle Jangle Jingle"

6)  Harry Chapin  ~  "Cat's In The Cradle"

7)  Tom Waits  ~  "Hold On"

8)  Dick Haymes  ~  "Let The Rest Of The World Go By"

9)  Harry James  ~  "Concerto For Trumpet"

10)  Tom Odell  ~  "I Know"

11)  Dick Maloney  ~  "So Little Time"

12)  Harry Belafonte  ~  "Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)"

13)  Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers  ~  "Into The Great Wide Open"

14)  Dick Curless  ~  "He'll Have To Go / Blue Side Of Lonesome / Four Walls"

15)  Harry Nilsson  ~  "Everybody's Talkin'"

16)  Tom T. Hall  ~  "Ballad Of Forty Dollars"

17)  Dick Powell  ~  "I've Got To Sing A Torch Song"

18)  Harry Richman  ~  "Puttin on the Ritz"

19)  Tom Andrews  ~  "Carry Me On"

20)  Dick Gaughan  ~  "Now Westlin Winds"

21)   Harry Cox  ~  "The Bold Drover"

22)  Tom Browne  ~  "Funkin' For Jamaica (N.Y.)"

23)  Dick Van Dyke & Julie Andrews  ~  

"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"

24)  Harry Shum, Jr. & Jenna Ushkowitz  ~  "L-O-V-E"

BONUS TRACK:  Tom Smothers, Dick Smothers, & Harry Belafonte  ~  "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free"