Same song title (or nearly same), different song

[Vic2012]

Not sure if it's been mentioned: Heartbreaker

I only know Zeppelin's and Grand Funk's Heartbreakers, but I know Free also did a Heartbreaker as well (but I've never heard it). I'm sure there are plenty more songs with that title that I don't know about.

Kings X has a song titled "Sometime" on one album, and "Sometimes" on another.

[JIF]

Not sure if it's been mentioned: Heartbreaker

I only know Zeppelin's and Grand Funk's Heartbreakers, but I know Free also did a Heartbreaker as well (but I've never heard it). I'm sure there are plenty more songs with that title that I don't know about.

Kings X has a song titled "Sometime" on one album, and "Sometimes" on another.

Fleetwood Mac also has a song called Sometimes on their Future Games album.

[Larry Canary]

The Journey: Steve Hackett/Rick Wakeman

also Satriani

[Stevie B]

In Britain in 1985 there were three hit singles (including two number ones) all called The Power Of Love - Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Jennifer Rush and Huey Lewis

[Garden Dreamer]

Quote Originally Posted by firth5th
Mother: John Lennon/Pink Floyd

And The Police.

...and Chicago (from III)

[Garden Dreamer]

There's also Wind(s) Of Change, a song title used by Hawkwind, Jefferson Starship, and Scorpions.

and Peter Frampton.

[Vic2012]

Yes - The Rhythm Of Love
Scorpions - The Rhythm of Love

[Casey]

Pink Floyd - "On the run"
Nektar - "On the run" (Magic is a Child)

Also, Nektar - "Erie Lackawanna" &... &... No takers.

[meimjustalawnmower]

and Peter Frampton.

and The Animals.

[ItalProgRules]

Dance on a Volcano - Genesis
Dance on the Vulcano (sic) - Triumvirat

[ItalProgRules]

Don't forget The Strawbs' "Heartbreaker"

[Twelfth Earl of Mar]

Lady - Styx, Kenny Rogers, Climax Blues Band

Also add Pat Benatar for Heartbreaker

[JKL2000]

America: Neil Diamond/Yes

Don't forget Leonard Bernstein/Stephen Sondheim's song "America" from West Side Story. And, isn't the Yes song actually by Paul Simon?

[Vic2012]

Also add Pat Benatar for Heartbreaker

Yep. Forgot that one.

BTW, I just played Free's "Heartbreaker on Youtube. Firts time hearing it ever. Damn good. Love it.

[JIF]

Lady - Styx, Kenny Rogers, Climax Blues Band

Also add Pat Benatar for Heartbreaker

Supertramp also has a song called Lady.

[zravkapt]

Lady - Styx, Kenny Rogers, Climax Blues Band

T. Rex and Little River Band as well.

[Twelfth Earl of Mar]

^^^
Right, for Lady, I meant the Little River Band, not Climax Blues Band.

I started going thru my IPOD song list, and found a lot of duplicate titles:

Childhood's End - Marillion and The Lens
Cold as Ice - Foreigner and Caravan
(The) Doorway - Moon Safari and Spock's Beard
Epitaph - King Crimson and Camel
Ghosts - It Bites and Pendragon
Headlong - U2 and Queen

[Twelfth Earl of Mar]

Triumph, too.

And U2 too (for Stranger in a Strange Land).

[firth5th]

Xanadu: Rush/Olivia Newton John

[firth5th]

Dust in the Wind: Kansas/Todd Rundgren

[PotatoSolution]

"Change" by Oingo Boingo, 16 minutes long
"Change" by Magic Pie, 20 minutes long

If you include "A Change of Seasons" by Dream Theater, (23 minutes long) I guess Change takes a while.

[firth5th]

"Change" by Oingo Boingo, 16 minutes long
"Change" by Magic Pie, 20 minutes long

If you include "A Change of Seasons" by Dream Theater, (23 minutes long) I guess Change takes a while.

Yes - Changes

[JIF]

^^^
Right, for Lady, I meant the Little River Band, not Climax Blues Band.

I started going thru my IPOD song list, and found a lot of duplicate titles:

Childhood's End - Marillion and The Lens
Cold as Ice - Foreigner and Caravan
(The) Doorway - Moon Safari and Spock's Beard
Epitaph - King Crimson and Camel
Ghosts - It Bites and Pendragon
Headlong - U2 and Queen

Pink Floyd also have a song called Childhood's End.

[JIF]

Yes - Changes

Cat Stevens has a song called Changes IV. There's also Changes by Bowie. Blind Melon has a song called Change.

[Progbear]

Lady - Styx, Kenny Rogers, Climax Blues Band

Also the Commodores, Supertramp, Babe Ruth, Little River Band, Nautilus, Gino Vannelli...

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MIKE (a.k.a. "Progbear")

"Parece cosa de maligno. Los pianos no estallan por casualidad." --Gabriel Garcia Marquez

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