🎡 Monthly Song Challenge 🎡

Day 17: A song with a man's name in the title or lyrics

Sometimes life comes at you from the side, and you don't see it until it punches you in the throat. When that happens, then there is but one answer: Mojo Nixon.

"Don Henley Must Die," Mojo Nixon

This is a great song, and really typifies. Mojos approach to all things. πŸ˜‚

He had a pretty good show on outlaw country on Sirius before his passing.
 
Day 17: A song with a man's name in the title or lyrics

Pink Floyd: Arnold Layne
Live version feauturing David Bowie

Holy shit. I’ve never seen or heard this version before. Pretty amazing.

I honestly got goosebumps.
 
Day 17: A song with a man's name in the title or lyrics

this is the Toy Dolls, tongue in cheek ode to Brian Clough, who played for Sunderland in his playing days. (They were from Sunderland)

He was the no-nonsense manager of Derby County, Nottingham, Forest, and later for England and a few other stops along the way.

Toy Dolls - Cloughy is a Bootboy
 
Day 17: A song with a man's name in the title or lyrics

this is the Toy Dolls, tongue in cheek ode to Brian Clough, who played for Sunderland in his playing days. (They were from Sunderland)

He was the no-nonsense manager of Derby County, Nottingham, Forest, and later for England and a few other stops along the way.

Toy Dolls - Cloughy is a Bootboy
And all of 44 days at Leeds!
 
Day 17: A song with a man’s name into the title or lyrics

Three of my options have been picked already 😯 Makes narrowing it down slightly easier so I'm not complaining!

Going with the Hot Fuss version of Michael Valentine ❀️

The Ballad of Michael Valentine - The Killers
 
Day 17: A song with a man's name in the title or lyrics

this is the Toy Dolls, tongue in cheek ode to Brian Clough, who played for Sunderland in his playing days. (They were from Sunderland)

He was the no-nonsense manager of Derby County, Nottingham, Forest, and later for England and a few other stops along the way.
Not wanting to derail the thread but Clough never managed England. If he had, we'd have been spared This Time as the 1982 World Cup song.
 
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