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What would Bob Marley and the Wailers be?

 

One Love

 

 

Honorable mention and personal favorite: No Woman, No Cry. I wouldn't say the popular: I Shot the Sheriff since Clapton did it with mord success.

 

One Love?? Who are you, the white guy with dreadlocks and an Ed Hardy shirt at a preppy New England college?

 

The correct answer is: Jammin’. Waiting In Vain gets an honorable mention.

 

 

 

 

And I can't believe no one mentioned I Know What Boys Like by The Waitresses.

 

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Barney: I Love You, You Love Me

 

Dora the Explorer, The Map: I'm the Map

 

Raffi: Apples and Bananas

 

Kermit the Frog: Rainbow Connection

 

The Wiggles: Cold Spaghetti

I am shaking with laugher right now. "I'm The Map" will now be stuck in my head for the rest of the day. Thanks!

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Paper Lace

 

The night Chicago died - whoever sang it, I'm not motivate to look it up, but I'd say it's definitely their signature song

 

Three Little Birds or Redemption Song would be my choice(s)

 

One Love?? Who are you, the white guy with dreadlocks and an Ed Hardy shirt at a preppy New England college?

 

The correct answer is: Jammin’. Waiting In Vain gets an honorable mention.

 

 

 

 

And I can't believe no one mentioned I Know What Boys Like by The Waitresses.

 

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I am shaking with laugher right now. "I'm The Map" will now be stuck in my head for the rest of the day. Thanks!

 

I like how they define the phrase

 

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signature_song

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One Love?? Who are you, the white guy with dreadlocks and an Ed Hardy shirt at a preppy New England college?

 

The correct answer is: Jammin’. Waiting In Vain gets an honorable mention.

 

 

LOL. Wasn't Jammin' his first commercial hit in the US? I wouldn't consider mainstream America to be his sig sound.

 

It is totally... One Love... Heck, it is probably the national song in Jamaica... Heck, the song goes back to ska roots.

 

Paper Lace

 

 

 

Three Little Birds or Redemption Song would be my choice(s)

 

 

 

I like how they define the phrase

 

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signature_song

Three Little Birds... Great song... But come on... I would put Is This Love as more a sig sound.

 

Bob Marley is hard to pin considering he was right there in the creation of raggae from its ska roots... Totally has to be One Love... It predates all his other songs by 10 years or so...

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I like how they define the phrase

 

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signature_song

 

I had no idea that wiki would have an entry for this. And, I like this part:

 

The difference from a one-hit wonder

The term signature song is generally not applied to the successful song of a so-called one-hit wonder, an artist who is closely identified with one song because they have had no other successful songs

 

So, stop with your I Ran By Flock of Seagulls crap!

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I had no idea that wiki would have an entry for this. And, I like this part:

 

The difference from a one-hit wonder

The term signature song is generally not applied to the successful song of a so-called one-hit wonder, an artist who is closely identified with one song because they have had no other successful songs

 

So, stop with your I Ran By Flock of Seagulls crap!

A Flock of Seagulls had another hit: Space Age Love Song.

 

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I never heard of that nor the "other" Men without Hats song that Joe mentioned.

Kinda catchy. They also show real awareness of china, talking about the cultural revolution's gang of four and calls for revolution which pre-dated tieneman square by almost 20 years

 

 

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