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John Mellencamp + Linda Ronstadt = [similar song titles]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 20

I don't think I've heard either one before. The Leon Russell song does sound just like the songs I do know from him. Roll Away the Stone

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 19

I answered the question cold, but then looked up the reference for Anne Hathaway. Have not seen the movie. Fleetwood Mac + fibs = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 19

With Van McCoy the guess has to be The Hustle. Not sure of the Anne Hathaway tie-in.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 18

Fleetwood Mac + mountain danger = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 18

"Alison"

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 17

That's the one.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 17

Ha. At first, I was thinking Lawyers and Private Eyes. Cannon was a good show. Baretta was good show. Joe Penny was a private eye on another good show, Riptide. Lawyers, Guns and Money Anne Murray + AFib = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 17

I kind of gathered the 1985 reference. A clue that may have been too easy would have been George Orwell + 1. Huey Lewis + joint above knee + special rectangle = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 16

My Carnival? It's the B side to Spies Like Us from 1985.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 15

Hope for the Future?

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 15

Please Forgive Me Paul McCartney + Las Vegas = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 14

Read 'Em and Weep Steinman wrote and produced it for Manilow. He had several different artists over a few years there. Meat Loaf, Barry Manilow, Air Supply, Bonnie Tyler, Celine Dion, and Barbra Streisand. The only George Thorogood song I think I know is Bad to the Bone and maybe Who Do You Love? Hall & Oates + MacKenzie…

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 14

I had to look that up. One Bourbone, One Scotch, One Beer From AT40 05/29/1982. Rick Springfield + mom's advice = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 13

Back in the Saddle Back in the Saddle Again Gene Autry + Rod Stewart = [same song title / different song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 13

The Doobie Brothers + gasoline for your car = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 12

I found a song called Heroes and Villains. I don't think I've heard it before. I was only four when it came out. It sounds pretty good.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 11

Steve Miller + Boeing = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 10

Oops, my bad. I was thinking of Get Up & Boogie was The Silver Convention.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 10

Get Down Get Down & Boogie

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 10

A little bit of a stretch here. Kind of a play on words, but maybe appropriate for Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic. Jefferson Starship + fingers and toes = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 9

The first song I thought of was Romeo's Tune. I don't think I remember this one, but it has to be the one: Say Goodbye to Little Jo.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 9

Lollipop Heard this one while I was out to lunch and though of you. Elton John + J.P. Morgan Jr. + Perry Mason Jr. = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 8

Yup. A good pop song. Right up my alley.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 7

My first thought was a 2x4, but Thick As A Brick. From the XM 8 station's VJ Big 80s Countdown from 1981. Cliff Richard + slightly enamored = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 7

Novelty hit sort of. Telephone Man. Hopefully you saw this movie. Bob Seger + Tom Cruise = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp April 7

Looking at AT40 I see Don't Go Breaking My Heart by Elton John Experience. I have never seen it listed that way I don't think. Janis Ian + Stevie Nicks = [similar song titles]

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