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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Mr Red Date: 18 Sep 08 - 08:33 AM Is pure Finding any good to you? cresby.com > songs > Pure Finder Anyone who say's it is a crap song - is being factual not critical. |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,vj Date: 18 Sep 08 - 06:51 AM Little Buddy by Hank Snow Tear jerker, old Shep |
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Subject: Lyr Add: DADDY WOULDN'T BUY ME A BOW WOW (Tabrar) From: Rog Peek Date: 17 Sep 08 - 12:16 PM Probably already here, but i didn't see it. DADDY WOULDN'T BUY ME A BOW WOW [also here] (Joseph Tabrar - 1892) I love my little cat, I do With soft black silky hair It comes with me each day to school And sits upon the chair When teacher says "why do you bring That little pet of your's?" I tell her that I bring my cat Along with me because Daddy wouldn't buy me a bow-wow! bow wow! Daddy wouldn't buy me a bow-wow! bow wow! I've got a little cat And I'm very fond of that But I'd rather have a bow-wow Wow, wow, wow, wow We used to have two tiny dogs Such pretty little dears But daddy sold 'em 'cause they used To bite each other's ears I cried all day, at eight each night Papa sent me to bed When Ma came home and wiped my eyes I cried again and said Daddy wouldn't buy me a bow-wow! bow wow! Daddy wouldn't buy me a bow-wow! bow wow! I've got a little cat And I'm very fond of that But I'd rather have a bow-wow Wow, wow, wow, wow I'll be so glad when I get old To do just as I "likes" I'll keep a parrot and at least A half a dozen tykes And when I've got a tiny pet I'll kiss the little thing Then put it in its little cot And on to it I'll sing Daddy wouldn't buy me a bow-wow! bow wow! Daddy wouldn't buy me a bow-wow! bow wow! I've got a little cat And I'm very fond of that But I'd rather have a bow-wow Wow, wow, wow, wow If it is, I apologise Rog |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: John Hardly Date: 17 Sep 08 - 05:45 AM Don't Cry Blue -- Jonathan Edwards |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: cptsnapper Date: 17 Sep 08 - 12:27 AM "Old Cur" by The Limeliters |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Genie Date: 16 Sep 08 - 08:00 PM The Wind Blew The Doggie Lassie's Frisbee Awa' |
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Subject: Dido, Bendigo From: Mysha Date: 16 Sep 08 - 02:19 AM Hi bubblyrat, "Dido, Bendigo" is here. Mysha |
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Subject: Lyr Add: AIN'T NO GOIN' BACK (Jed Marum) From: JedMarum Date: 15 Sep 08 - 03:37 PM My wife wanted me to put our dogs in a song. I'd been playing with the notion of amusing myself with a common sort of country song format - hopefully with a twist - so I wrote the song below. It is currently up on the Boston Road Records Myspace page, look for the title in the jukebox, upper right. The sighthounds I mention are Whippets (we have two). They are lovely dogs. Fast, fun loving, silly, fast as hell, great hunters and faster then hell. Ain't No Goin' Back (c) Jed Marum 2006 Lacey turned her face to the sun it was almost risin' Jackson hit the ground on the run and he bound away Amarillo skyline clear against the horizon Just another lonely start to a brand new day Somethin' in her eye that caught me without warning Somethin' in her arms that made me want to stay Nothin' at this roadside stop this time of the mornin' Nothin' but these two sight hounds my truck and me CHO Each and every time I leave I loose the world behind Each and every time I find my way Ain't no goin' back it's true, I know but I don't mind Just another lonely start to a brand new day Now and then I hear from my sister in Memphis She gives me all the news of my ex in San Antone I try to say hello to Mom on birthdays and Christmas "No I can't come just now, but it won't be long." CHO I whistle for the dogs and Jackson jumped on the tailgate Lacey's gettin' on in years, she'll need a hand Time for movin' I know, and some things just can't wait I didn't leave a note I hope she'll understand CHO |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: VirginiaTam Date: 15 Sep 08 - 02:53 PM Blast! just remembered Martyn Wyndham-Read BALLAD OF THE DROVER The faithful dog a moment Sits panting on the bank, And then swims through the current To where his master sank. And round and round in circles He fights with failing strength, Till, borne down by the waters, The old dog sinks at length. I cry like a baby everytime I hear it. |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: VirginiaTam Date: 15 Sep 08 - 02:40 PM I love drink puppy drink too, but have only heard the Folly Bridge version |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: VirginiaTam Date: 15 Sep 08 - 02:39 PM there is Hunting The Hare - rollicking good song |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: olddude Date: 15 Sep 08 - 02:05 PM Hot Dogs Armour Hot Dogs, the Dogs kids love to eat ... da da da dum |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Neil D Date: 15 Sep 08 - 01:33 PM Zydeco legend Boozoo Chavis did one called "I Want To Play With Your Poodle". [Tampa Red's version] |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Musical Tails Date: 15 Sep 08 - 07:47 AM 90 individual songs about purebred dogs available through iTunes or: http://cdbaby.com/cd/simmonds1 www.musicaltails.com |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Volgadon Date: 30 May 08 - 11:10 AM Ooh, can't believe that I'm the first to nominate "Drink, Puppy, Drink". Am I the only GMF fan out there? Hebrew: How I want a dog (kama sheratziti kelev) - Arik Einstein sings about how he begged mom and dad to get him one. Doggy, oh, biddi bam bam (klavlav, ho, bidi bam bam). A Matti Caspi song about a dog who steals a bone. The Crux of the Matter (po kavur hakelev) - a humorous song by Kaveret. The lyrics in Hebrew are here the dog is buried (ie, that's the whole point). Russian: Give dogs meat (daytye sobakam myasa)- a protest song by Vladimir Vysotsky. Douglas the Hound (Pyos Duglas). A romance by Vertinsky, the Russian Pierrot. |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Amos Date: 30 May 08 - 04:32 AM (A dyslexic theist?_ |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: The Mole Catcher's Apprentice (inactive) Date: 08 Apr 08 - 03:24 PM Viva A Spaniel Tublar Dogs Yelp! Dark Side of the Mongrel Up The Creek Without A Poodle Dogologues The War on Terrier all these, mainly album titles from the wonderful mind of Les Barker Charlotte (the owner of at least one tubular dog) |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,vetutum Date: 08 Apr 08 - 02:53 PM I am trying to find out the the title of a song about a dog named Shannon. It was performed on TV once and I remember it was introduced by Wolfman Jack on some show. All I can remember is "Shannon is going away.... in my backyard." Does that ring a bell for anyone? |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Jeff Date: 24 Jan 08 - 04:27 PM Just wanted to correct some lyrics to the song MY DOG by Tom Dundee posted early in this thread: The whole thing started 'cause it looked like fun Other people have a dog, I'm gonna get me one, I said, 'N have a little friend around the place. So, I went to the pet store down the street and lyin' in the middle of a canine heap was a sleepy little puppy with a quiet sort of a face. I handed the man 15 dollars about and said "I'll just stick 'er in my shirt and head on out" and reached for the one that looked like a little fox. He said, "you hold it right there and fill out these sheets, have her back in for shots in a couple 'o weeks and it's our policy you take 'er outta here in this box." Well he folded up a cardboard crate in a minute, took my dog stuck 'er down in it, pushed on 'er head and folded in over the top. Well, I can hear her yet how she scratched and she cried and she hollered some more when we got her out side and we were almost home before she decided to stop. The rest of it is as posted. Don't know when Tom changed the gender because we weren't in touch over the last years of his life. Originally, the dog was female and some of the submitted lyrics were different than the ones I learned, but other than that it's all good. |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Greg Doucette Date: 24 Jan 08 - 11:00 AM William the Streak - Bob Franke Sinatra and I - James Keelaghan |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Keith Ferret Date: 23 Jan 08 - 12:38 PM Viva A Spaniel The Twa Corgies An Irish Setter Tunes Beagles, Bangles and Beads Daschund away with the smoothing iron Drill Ye Terriers Drill The Wild Rover A Gordon For Me |
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Subject: Lyr Add: DER DEITCHER'S DOG (Septimus Winner, 1864 From: Songster Bob Date: 22 Jan 08 - 11:25 PM "O Where, O Where Has My Little Dog Gone?" DER DEITCHER'S DOG (Septimus Winner, 1864) O where, O where has my little dog gone? Oh, where, oh, where can he be? Mit his tail cut short and his ears cut long, Oh, where, oh, where can he be? Tra-la-la, tra-la-la, tra-la-la-la-la La-la-la-la, la-la-la-la, Tra-la-la, tra-la-la, tra-la-la-la-la La-la-la-la, la-la-la! Across der ocean in Germany, Oh, where, oh where can he be? Der deitcher's dog ist der best company. Oh, where, oh where can he be? Tra-la-la, etc. I luff mine lager, isht very goot beer Oh, where, oh where can he be? But mit no money, I cannot drink here. Oh, where, oh where can he be? Tra-la-la etc. I luff mine sausage, balonie, of course Oh, where, oh where can he be? Dey makes 'em mit dog and dey makes 'em mit horse -- Und maybe dey makes 'em mit he! Tra-la-la etc. ------- It's amazing how long the opening verse has lasted, despite being separated from the original 'stage German' song. Bob |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Bernie Date: 22 Jan 08 - 09:14 PM "Old dogs" ... title song from Bill Staines's new CD Lovely piece of work...[as usual].... |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Genie Date: 21 Jan 08 - 11:53 PM Bird Dog - Everly Brothers |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Cats Date: 21 Jan 08 - 04:00 PM Hawker, you are right. The song is called 'You can't bring that bloody dog in here', written by Brian Ross. It was written because at Sidmouth one year all dogs were banned from the Anchor. Brian asked Jon to hold Lennie and the barman turned round and said 'you can't bring your dog in here', to which Jon replied, 'It's all right, it's not my dog!'. |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Acorn4 Date: 21 Jan 08 - 11:01 AM Surely just listen to any country and western CD and there will be countless examples of one's trusty mutt upping and laeving along with the missus. |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Barnacle at work Date: 21 Jan 08 - 09:44 AM what about CAPPY, OR THE PITMAN'S DOG (?) "Cappy's the dog, Tallio, Tallio" |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST Date: 20 Jan 08 - 03:10 PM any body know this song "and the warden says why dont u run old reds itching to have a little fun get my lantern get my gun red will have u treed bye the morning comes. at the end it goes love got me in here love got me out [See OL' RED] |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,TJ in San Diego Date: 10 Sep 07 - 11:54 AM Homer & Jethro once did a parody of Patti Page's "How Much is That Doggie in the Window," to wit: "How much is that hound dog in the window, With the basketball nose on his face? You know what a basketball nose is, It dribbles all over the place..." etc., ad nauseum I also once heard a version of "Rex, The Piddling Pup" set to music. Any takers? |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Dave Tyler Date: 10 Sep 07 - 10:30 AM I've got a hound like that LOL! |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: MystMoonstruck Date: 09 Sep 07 - 08:07 PM I've scanned through the list and don't see one my Daddy Claude (maternal grandfather) always sang: "Old Mickey Bralligan Had a Bullpup", which is what he gave as the title. Mom recalls that spelling, but I seem to recall "Brannigan". I'll have to find that tape to make certain. DADDY CLAUDE'S VERSION: Old Mickey Bralligan had a bullpup Of very brave and elegant stock Seventeen hours of hard battle he fought, 'Pon my soul, that he did, by the clock. His tail was a very neat little stub, Bowlegged and two crooked eyes, ............................... 'Twas the Devil himself, in disguise! CHORUS: For bow wow wow, what a dog to be sure For fighting he'd never give up. There never was known such a wonderful dog As old Mickey Bralligan's pup. He tore the tail off Maloney's best coat, And the bustle off Mary Ann Flynn, .................................... ......... (I think this ends with "shin".) He grabbed the Dutch shoemaker's dog, And shook him around like a rat; Hc murdered Tim Finnegan's beautiful goat, Et the tail of McMonigan's cat. CHORUS An Italian come round playing organ one day With a monkey tied on with a string And when the dog spied the monkey Oh! He gave a most wonderful spring. He upset the grinder, monk and all And bursted the organ's insides. Bejaysus he tried to swallow that monk, Got choked on his tail and died. CHORUS I can add the variations, if that's of any interest. We grandchildren LOVED this song, especially because Daddy Claude sang it in an Irish brogue and acted out bits of it. I think on the recording I have that he surprised Mom Flossie's cat, Duchess, who responded with an indignant meow exactly after "cat". ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The version below differs from my grandfather's version (above), which I plan to finish transcribing, having lost my earlier lyrics sheet. Most of this was from memory, and my memory isn't always trustworthy; I'll bet my Aunt Wanda would remember all of it. I know that a number of the names are lost or changed: OL' MICKEY BRANNIGAN'S PUP (Gus Phillips) Ol' Mickey Brannigan had a bull pup Bred of O'Lannigan stock, Seventeen hours of battle he fought, 'Pon my soul, an' he did, by the clock. cho: Bow-wow-wow-wow, what a pup, to be sure, Fighting he'd never give up, Never was known such a wonderful dog As Ol' Mickey Brannigan's pup. His tail was a neat little bit of stump, Bowlegged and two crooked eyes, A look at his darn ugly mug was enough: 'Twas the Devil himself, in disguisc! He trod on the tail of Maloney's best coat, On the bustle of Mary Ann Flynn, Ravaging young Kitty Mulligan's leg, Holy Mother! It was a great sin. He grabbed up the Dutch shoemaker's dog, Shook him around like a rat; Hc murdered Tim Finnegan's beautiful goat, Et the tail of McMonigan's cat. A man came along with an organ one day, Had a monkey tied fast by a string; The dog, when he saw him, he yelled with delight And made a most wonderful spring. He jumped onto the Eye-talian's back, Bursted the organ inside, Tried to swallow the monkey, But he choked on his tail and died. [See BRANNIGAN'S PUP] |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Grooming Goddess Date: 09 Sep 07 - 05:04 PM Feed Jake by Pirates of the Mississippi is about a dog and other stuff {chorus} If I die before I wake Feed Jake He's been a good dog My best friend Right through it all If I die before I wake Feed Jake Ol' Red by Blake Shelton {chorus} And the warden sang: Come on somebody; Why don't you run? Ol' Red's itchin' to have a little fun Get my lantern; Get my gun Red'll have you treed before the mornin' comes. Real Life by Jeff Carson mentions a dog in the very sad first of the song. {first of the song} I was young, he was old we both were the same age Everyday playing fetch, shaking hands he'd lick my face And I wasn't aware The day would come Then he died For the first I knew what real pain was And I never was the same again From that moment on Real life began |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: pirandello Date: 18 Apr 07 - 01:38 PM Self Control by Roy Harper; 'I've got a dog, he's like a two ton frog I call him 'Self Control'...etc and, of course, the immortal line;...'move over Rover and let Jimi take over...' |
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Subject: Lyr Add: LONE DOG (Irene Rutherford Mcleod) From: Charley Noble Date: 18 Apr 07 - 12:29 PM There's also the poem of "The Lone Dog" which I added to another thread but why not paste it here as well: By Irene Rutherford Mcleod English (1891- 19??) From Louis Untermeyer, ed. (1885–1977). Modern British Poetry. ©1920, p. 164. Lone Dog I'm a lean dog, a keen dog, a wild dog, and lone; I'm a rough dog, a tough dog, hunting on my own; I'm a bad dog, a mad dog, teasing silly sheep; I love to sit and bay the moon, to keep fat souls from sleep. I'll never be a lap dog, licking dirty feet, A sleek dog, a meek dog, cringing for my meat, Not for me the fireside, the well-filled plate, But shut door, and sharp stone, and cuff and kick, and hate. Not for me the other dogs, running by my side, Some have run a short while, but none of them would bide. O mine is still the lone trail, the hard trail, the best, Wide wind, and wild stars, and hunger of the quest! Notes: Irene Rutherford McLeod, Australian born on August 21, 1891, has written three volumes of direct and often distinguished verse, the best of which may be found in Songs to Save a Soul (1915) and Before Dawn (1918). The latter volume is dedicated to A. de Sélincourt, to whom she was married in 1919 after she had moved to the UK. Cheerily, Charley Noble |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,DaveF Date: 18 Apr 07 - 05:06 AM David Bowie "Diamond Dogs" - brilliant. |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,allsorts Date: 18 Apr 07 - 05:06 AM One of my mates does a great version of Jake Thackray's "Ulysses". |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Big Al Whittle Date: 18 Apr 07 - 04:54 AM Cat Stevens - I Love My Dog In Hank Williams' Move It On Over there's that line Move it over little dog, cos the big dog's back in town i looked for these in the thread -and didn't see them, but I'm sorry if I have repeated someone else's thoughts. |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Bert Date: 18 Apr 07 - 12:09 AM Didn't Oscar Brand make a whole CD of Dog songs? |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,John in Bundaberg Date: 17 Apr 07 - 07:23 PM 1. Givin' the Dog a Bone – AC/DC 2. Dog Eat Dog – AC/DC 3. Three Legged Dog – The Cruel Sea 4. Hound Dog – The Easybeats 5. Dogs Are the Best People – The Fauves 6. Just a Dog – John Williamson 7. A Dog, a Siren and Memories – Masters' Apprentices 8. Big Dog – Rolf Harris 9. Hound Dog – Sherbet 10. He's a Good Dog – Peter Pratt 11. Dogs – Humour Australia 12. Just an Old Cattle Dog – Slim Dusty 13. (How Much Is) That Doggie in the Window – Patti Page 14. Hound Dog – Duffy's Nucleus 15. Hound Dog – Johnny Halliday 16. Hound Dog – Elvis Presley 17. Walking the Dog – Zoot Money 18. Walking the Dog – Rufus Thomas 19. Hot Dog – The Archies 20. Dog New Tricks – Garbage 21. Dog and Butterfly – Heart 22. Doggin' Around – Jackie Wilson 23. That Old Dog – King Missile 24. Black Dog – Led Zeppelin 25. Me & You & a dog named Boo – Lobo
1. Gonna Buy Me a Dog – The Monkees |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Charley Noble Date: 09 Apr 07 - 09:39 PM Not really a doggy song but it is a good one about wolves, and one with a mssage: DANCING WITH WOLVES (TUNE: Waltzing With Bears; words: Dale Connely) It wasn't that we didn't treat him OK It wasn't that he wasn't given his way Free room and board, he had nothing to pay But still Uncle Walter went dancing that day. Chorus: He went da da da da da dancing with wolves Werey wolves, scary wolves, hairy wolves too; There's nothing on you that a wolf wouldn't chew If you went out dancing, dancing and prancing, If you went out dancing, went dancing with wolves! Now a wolf is a creature tha roams with the pack; When cornered or hungry, they're prone to attack; I told him, "Be careful" I begged him in fact, But now Uncle Walter is not coming back. (CHO) Now some people think they can waltz with a bear, Or polka with wolves, or birds in the air; I say it's unlikely, exceedingly rare, To find a wild creature, that's willing to meet you To socialize, visit, or dance anywhere. (CHO) Cheerily, Charley Noble |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST Date: 09 Apr 07 - 08:36 PM Does anyone know where I can find the video or audio to this song? I'm A Hard Workin' Dog from Sesame Street |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Philippa Date: 05 Mar 07 - 10:55 AM I'd still like to see the Longdog lyrics if there are any! |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Scrump Date: 28 Feb 07 - 09:36 AM I'd (temporarily) forgotten about George's song, and the Dog's Party mentioned by Jim Dixon above. I first heard the latter from Tom Paxton in about 1969 or 1970 (?) - it brought the house down :-) |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,Rosie Date: 28 Feb 07 - 09:23 AM A doggie stole a sausage Cos he was underfed The cook she saw him do it And now poor doggie's dead! And all the little doggies Were very sad that night They built a little tombstone And on it they did write........ A doggie stole a sausage Cos he was underfed etc ad infinitum |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: George Papavgeris Date: 28 Feb 07 - 06:17 AM I offer you The Bite of the Underdog |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Scrump Date: 28 Feb 07 - 05:56 AM The nursery song "Hey Diddle Diddle" also mentions a little dog that "laughed to see such fun". |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Jim Dixon Date: 27 Feb 07 - 11:45 PM A GOOD DOG IS LOST, Ron Hynes A POLITICIAN'S DOG, Billy Ed Wheeler AIN'T NO GOIN' BACK Jed Marum ALOYSIUS, Jez Lowe AND OLD FRIEND, Gordon Lightfoot BADGER 'N' DOG, Fred Bailey THE BALLAD OF THE DROVER, poem by Henry Lawson BELLMAN, The Watersons BESS, Steve Thomason BETH GELERT, William Robert Spencer BINGO (a.k.a. B-I-N-G-O), traditional BIRD DOG, the Everly Brothers BIRD DOG, John McCutcheon & Si Kahn BLIND BOY'S DOG, Hank Snow BOB THE DOG, Con Ó Drisceoil BOGS OF SHANAHEEVER, trad. Irish BRANNIGAN'S PUP BULL DOG DON'T BITE ME, sea chantey BUNTS (THE NAUTICAL DOG), Tom Lewis CAOCH O'LEARY, John Keegan CAPPY, OR THE PITMAN'S DOG, William Midford DACHSHUNDS WITH ERECTIONS CAN'T CLIMB STAIRS, Les Barker DAD GAVE MY DOG AWAY, T. Texas Tyler DADDY WOULDN'T BUY ME A BOW-WOW, Joseph Tabrar DEAD PUPPIES, Ogden Edsl DER DEITCHER'S DOG, a.k.a. "O Where, O Where Has My Little Dog Gone?" by Septimus Winner DIDO, BENDIGO, the Watersons DIDO, FIDO, the Kipper Family DIRTY OLD EGG-SUCKING DOG, Johnny Cash DIXIE'S DOG, Bernard Wrigley DOES YOUR DOG AGONIZE?, Lou & Peter Berryman DOG AND BUTTERFLY, Heart DOG, Tom Dundee, via Bryan Bowers DOGS AT MIDNIGHT, Tom Paxton DON'T CRY BLUE, Jonathan Edwards DON'T PET THE DOG, John Robert Hadley DOWN THE RIVER, poem by Henry Lawson DRINK, PUPPY, DRINK, G.J. Whyte-Melville DUNDEE DOAG, trad? ECHO MOUNTAIN, James King FEED JAKE, Pirates of the Mississippi FIVE MILES FROM GUNDAGAI, trad. Australia FROM A DOG'S STANCE, Jay Mankita's parody of FROM A DISTANCE GEORGE'S SON, John Kirkpatrick GO, LASSIE, GO, Stephen L. Suffet’s parody of WILD MOUNTAIN THYME GOD DOG, the Incredible String Band GONNA BUY ME A DOG, the Monkees GOOD HAT, GOOD DOG, GOOD BOAT, Them Eastport Oyster Boys HE'S A GOOD DOG, Fred Eaglesmith HE'S MY DOG, David O'Connor HOUND DOG (BAY AT THE MOON), Vaughn Monroe HOUND DOG, as sung by Big Mama Thornton (HOW MUCH IS) THAT DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW?, Bob Merrill, Patti Page HOW MUCH IS THAT HOUND DOG IN THE WINDOW, parody performed by Homer & Jethro I FOUND MY BEST FRIEND IN THE DOG POUND, Jesse Lee Jones I HAVE A DOG, HIS NAME IS ROVER, Ivor Biggun I LOVE MY DOG, Cat Stevens I SHOT YOUR DOG, Fred Eaglesmith I WANNA BE A DOG, Barry Louis Polisar I'M A HARD WORKIN' DOG, Sesame Street I'M LOOKING OVER MY DEAD DOG ROVER, trad. parody of I’M LOOKING OVER A FOUR-LEAF CLOVER IF I WERE A DOG, Colm Gallagher IT'S A DOG'S LIFE, John McCutcheon & Si Kahn JUST AN OLD CATTLE DOG, Slim Dusty LET ME PLAY WITH YOUR POODLE, Tampa Red LITTLE BUDDY, Hank Snow LITTLE GOMEZ, Eric Bogle LITTLE WAXY, poem by Cicely Fox Smith LONE DOG, poem by Irene Rutherford McLeod LONGDOG, Show of Hands MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN, Noel Coward MASTER McGRATH, Henry McCusker McGINTY, Billy Connolly ME AND YOU AND A DOG NAMED BOO, Lobo MOVE IT ON OVER, Hank Williams MOVE OVER, ROVER, Wynonie Harris MOVE OVER, ROVER, Al Dexter MY DOG (HOW COME MY DOG DON'T BARK?), M. Baker - P. Chatman MY LITTLE DOGGY NINE MILES FROM GUNDAGAI, trad. Australia OL' RED, Blake Shelton OLD BEN, Chris Flegg OLD BLUE, traditional (That thread has other versions.) OLD BROWN DOG, Ralph McTell OLD CUR, The Limeliters OLD DOG TRAY, Stephen C. Foster OLD DOGS, CHILDREN AND WATERMELON WINE, Tom T. Hall OLD DOGS, Bill Staines OLD GILBERT, Slim Dusty OLD KING, Neil Young OLD RATTLER, Grandpa Jones OLD ROVER, Hank Snow OLD SHEP, Red Foley OLD TIGE, Jim Reeves OLD YELLER, from the Disney film OUR HOUR (THE PUPPY LOVE SONG), performed by Spike Jones PIDDLIN' PETE, Leslie Sarony QUEEN OF THE RAILS, Utah Phillips RALPH TO ROSE, Lou and Peter Berryman REDBONE HOUND, the Dillards REX, THE PIDDLING PUP, Eugene Field RUMMY, trad. SHANNON, Henry Gross SINATRA AND I, James Keelaghan TENNESSEE HOUND DOG, Osborne Brothers THE DOG IN THE MICROWAVE, Ken Johnson THE DOG OF TIME, Lou and Peter Berryman THE DOGS THEY REALLY MISS YOU, Austin Lounge Lizards THE DOGS' PARTY/THE DOGS' MEETING - several versions are in that thread. THE DUEL, poem by Eugene Field THE IRISH ROVER, The Dubliners THE LITTLE DOG UNDER THE WAGON, trad.? THE LITTLEST HOBO, from the Canadian TV series THE MAN WHO SHOT ME DOG, Mick Quinn THE MISSUS, HER MOTHER, THE BULLDOG AND ME THE POODLE DOG SONG, Layne Brooks THE POWER OF THE DOG, poem by Rudyard Kipling THE WOODBRIDGE DOG DISASTER, Royston Wood THEY GOTTA QUIT KICKIN' MY DAWG AROUN', Oungst & Perkins TWENTY POUND DOG ULYSSES, Jake Thackray WALKING THE DOG, Rufus Thomas/The Rolling Stones WALKING WITH RUDY, George Bohrer WHEN DOGS DREAM, Lon Jones WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?, Baha Men WILLIAM THE STREAK, Bob Franke YOUR BULLDOG DRINKS CHAMPAGNE, Jim Stafford |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: Scrump Date: 27 Feb 07 - 07:51 AM Dylan's "One Too Many Mornings" mentions dogs in the lyrics. |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: GUEST,ib48 Date: 27 Feb 07 - 06:10 AM Diamond dogs by Bowie was pretty good |
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Subject: RE: Songs About Dogs From: eddie1 Date: 26 Feb 07 - 06:57 PM There was Matt McGinn's "McGinty's Greyhound".[McGinty by Billy Connolly.] Iain Mackintosh used to sing "Dead Puppies are No Fun!". [Dead Puppies] Eddie |
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