songs with phone numbers
despolue
There was an old r&b song possibly Sam and Dave called 634-5789
XirdneH01
I never saw the original post, but all I've got with actual phone numbers are:
Transylvania 6-5000
and
Jenny (867-5309)
James Ray Crenshaw
>There was an old r&b song possibly Sam and Dave called 634->5789
Oops... that's the one I THOUGHT was "Beechwood 45789".
Never mind;
Ray Crenshaw in SC (USA)
James Ray Crenshaw
>Transylvania 6-5000
Allow me to dig myself from a hole... This one is "Pennsyvania 6-5000".
Glenn Miller & his Orchestra I think.
Ray in SC
Wayne Garvin
>>There was an old r&b song possibly Sam and Dave called 634->5789
>
>Oops... that's the one I THOUGHT was "Beechwood 45789".
>
>Never mind;
"634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.)" by Wilson Pickett peaked at #13 in 1966.
I posted lyrics to this yesterday. Check the archives at the
alt.music.lyrics web site if you're interested or get them from Lyrics
World.
"Beechwood 4-5789" by The Marvelettes peaked at #17 in 1962.
I think these lyrics may have been posted here in the last couple of days
too. If not, you can get them from Lyrics World
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Fletcher Family
The Carpenters also did that. How about "pennsylvania 6-5000" by Glenn
Miller? :o)
B
James Ray Crenshaw wrote:
> >There was an old r&b song possibly Sam and Dave called 634->5789
>
> Oops... that's the one I THOUGHT was "Beechwood 45789".
>
> Never mind;
> Ray Crenshaw in SC (USA)
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Ralph Kramden
" Dial 1-900-BUBBA " ....country girl, don't know the artist right now
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Ralph Kramden wrote:
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> " Dial 1-900-BUBBA " ....country girl, don't know the artist right now
Beechwood 4-5789 (an oldie) and 867-5309 (Jenny) by Tommy Tutone.
Lisa (Halifax, NS)
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HeyHepCat
There is 835-5937 by Squeeze. I'm not sure if that is the title of the song
but it has that phone # in it.
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XirdneH01 wrote:
That's Pennsylvania 6-5000, unless there's a new Vlad the Impaler remix out I
haven't heard!
--Don
Daniel Bateman
In article <01bd803d$19b20760$6360...@ns.idirect.com>, "despolue" <desp...@idirect.com> wrote:
>There was an old r&b song possibly Sam and Dave called 634-5789
606-0842 by the B-52's!
Dan
Fozzie
Don't ever forget 867-5309 (Jenny) by Tommy Tutone
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In article <199805170406...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
How about "1-900-spanked" by Van Halen.
(of course "867-5309 Jenny")
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Patti Lugsdin
There's Beechwood 4-5789 by the Marvellettes. What about Chantilly Lace
by The Big Bopper, I know that song was done as a one sides phone call
but I can't remember if there was actually a phone number in it.
P-
Fozzie (bo...@recorder.ca) wrote:
: On Tue, 19 May 98 17:12:08 GMT, batemand@NO~SPAM.buck.com (Daniel
Langford Family
Patti Lugsdin <bg...@torfree.net> wrote in article
<EtBKBM.77...@torfree.net>...
> There's Beechwood 4-5789 by the Marvellettes. What about Chantilly Lace
> by The Big Bopper, I know that song was done as a one sides phone call
> but I can't remember if there was actually a phone number in it.
>
How about 'Lonesome 77203' by Hawkshaw Hawkins in the early 60s
LSP!
Christian Busse
60-60-842 by the B-52's (on album 'Play Loud' (sic))
Cheryll Cross
Actually the number was 853-5937
Todd & Sharon Peach
How about "634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.)" by Wilson Pickett and then
Eddie Floyd?
Or "842-3089 (Call My Name)" by Etta James?
-Todd
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Seattle, Washington
Kevin Clow
there are countless ads for local pizza shops where they sing their
phone number in some interesting yet annoying fashion, forcing the
masses to have the number memorized