Gordon Laird's TIN PAN ALLEY QUIZ
How well do you know the words to the "Tin Pan Alley" tunes? What gave me this idea was the word "Gossamer" which appears in only one song. Do you know the name of that song?
These songs were written from 1916 to 1948, and all have been popular ever since. These words appear in the main body of the song, not in the verse!
- Gossamer
- I'll take jello!
- Darby and Joan
- What's the use of prohibition?
- Robinson Crusoe
- Chestnuts in blossom
- Russian play
- Cunning cottage
- Webster's Dictionary
- Garden of Eden
- Lithuanians and Letts
- I'm not asbestos
- Mystic charms
- Clickety clack's a-echoin' back
- Full of that Yankee Doodle-dum
- Roaring traffic's boom
- What rapture serene
- Fundamental things apply
- Chorus of their squeaky horns
- Little "nifties" from the fifties
- MacHeath
- Angel glow that lights a star
How many can you guess?
If you e-mail me at: dglaird@gmail.com
I will send you the complete list by return e-mail.
Copyright: Gordon Laird, March 12, 1998
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