Name a song with a day of the week in the title

never on sunday
monday, monday
manic monday
saturday in the park
saturday
come saturday morning
saturday night's alright for fighting

'Love You Till Tuesday' by David Bowie

Saturday Love - Alexander O'Neil & Cherelle
(Tell Me Why) I Don't Like Mondays - Boomtown Rats
Friday On My Mind - Easybeats

"Sun Comes Up, It's Tuesday Morning," by the Cowboy Junkies.

"Sunday Morning", an excellent little ditty by No Doubt and the first thing I ever heard from them. I remember seeing the video and being entranced by Gwen because her skin was the exact same color as her hair, she had black pencil-thin eyebrows and yet she was one of the most beautiful women I had ever seen.

Okay I've got two, "Blue Monday" by Fats Domino and "Monday Monday" by the Mamas and Papas.

"Monday, Monday" The Mamas & the Papas

"Sunday Morning" by The Velvet Underground
"Sunday Bloody Sunday" by U2
"Never On Sunday" by Manos Hadjidakis
"Monday, Monday" by the Mamas & Papas
"I Don't Like Mondays" by The Boomtown Rats
"Tuesday Afternoon" by The Moody Blues
"Love You Till Tuesday" by David Bowie
"Friday On My Mind" by The Easybeats
"Saturday In The Park" by Chicago
"Come Saturday Morning" by The Sandpipers
"Saturday Night" by The Bay City Rollers
"Saturday Night at the Movies" by The Drifters
"Saturday Night In The City Of The Dead" by Ultravox
"Saturday Night's All Right For Fighting" by Elton John
"I've Got $5 & It's Saturday Night" By George Jones & Gene Pitney
(Believe it or not, that's a happy song!)

That's all I can think of right now. I'm sure there are others. Funny I can't think of any songs with Wednesday or Thursday...

Ruby Tuesday I think but I don't know if that's a song or appears in the song. A Brit band called 'Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine' did a track which went "Goodbye Ruby Tuesday, come home you silly cow" but the track was called 'After the Watershed'.

Monday, Monday by the Mamas & the Papas.

The only one I can think of right now is Sunday, Bloody Sunday by U2. I'm sure there are more, but nothing else come to mind right now.

There's one I forgot! "Ruby Tuesday" is a Rolling Stones song from 1967. It was a #1 pop hit. The chorus goes:

Goodbye Ruby Tuesday
Who could hang a name on you?
When you change with every new day
Still I'm gonna miss you

That's a great song. I can't believe I forgot it.

Monday Monday
Good Bye Ruby Tuesday
It's Friday I'm in Love
Saturday in the park
Saturday Night

Blue Monday

Excellent survey, by the way.

The ones I had were:

Sunday Bloody Sunday - U2
Sunday Girl - Blondie
Manic Monday - The Bangles
I Don't Like Mondays - Boomtown Rats
Wednesday Week - The Undertones
Friday I'm in Love - The Cure
Friday Night, Saturday Morning - The Specials
Saturday Night Beneath the Plastic Palm Trees - Leyton Buzzards

Saturdays Child
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Black Sunday
Rainy Days and Mondays
Monday Monday
Monday Morning
Ruby Tuesday
..I've got Friday on my mind.
Probably tons I know, but those come to mind right away.

ah yes, chicagos sat. in the park, blondies sunday girl, nico's sunday morning, i dont like mondays, many other favorites I forgot here. Looks like the Monkeys and the Carpenters are my novel contribution here.

Oh yes, Bay Cities Rollers. used to practice my german with that one..
S A MM S - TAG Nacht, S A MM S - TAG Nacht, Kommen sie alles zu dem Rock Und Roll, Sammstag Nacht, Sammstag Nacht. Tanzen zu dem Rhythm auf den Rock Und Roll, Sammstag Nacht, Sammstag Nacht. Ich ich ich, ich liebe Sie so, Ich ich ich muss' Sie kennen-lassen.

Stormy Monday

I know a song with a day of the week in the lyrics, will that do? It's called......actually, I don't know what it's called. But it mentions throwing up on Sunday....or is it Monday?

'Saturday Night' by Whigfield. ( an embarrasing UK no.1 - very Eurotrash)
'Every Day is Like Sunday' by Morrisey (ex-Smiths)

Tuesday's Gone by Lynyrd Skynyrd

That's sooooooo cute!
*yells*
NACHT!

"Friday I'm in love" by The Cure.

"Blue Monday" - New Order
"Ruby Tuesday" - Rolling Stones
"Waiting for Wednesday" - Lisa Loeb
"Friday I'm in Love" - The Cure
"Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)" Elton John
"Sunday Sunday" - Blur

Sorry.. can't think of one for Thursday

I was trying to recall that one.

What can I say, I'm cute sometimes. It's that repressed cheerleader spirit.

Don't even remember how it goes!I just remember the title.
I have been dreaming of you a lot,but I can't remember anything.It seems like you were driving a taxi but maybe that's something else I made up when I wasn't fully asleep.Anyway I dream about you.
I dream about driving cars and trucks myself too.I never did before.I drive recklessly,but no accident follows.I used to dream about other people driving and me in the passenger seat,does this changing mean that I'm gaining control over my life maybe?

"Blue Monday" by orgy

Friday I'm in love by The Cure http://www.geocities.com/pandreot/lyrics/friday.htm

Gloomy Sunday
I Don't Like Mondays
Ruby Tuesday
Wednesday Morning
Thursday's Child
Friday I'm in Love
Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting

monday monday

Ah yes, ready to road-rage with a goblet of dinosaur essence at her lips.
Song sounds like 'I'll stop the world and melt with you' which was my theme song during my spiritual awakening. If I've ever tried to reach you in a dream, I don't recall. Interesting. Driving a taxi, that seems appropriately symbolic, come to think of it, I was just watching some show where the passenger was asking the driver 'Hef this isn't like seme taxi confessional, is it?', and the driver hides his white collar. I was considereng myself in that league and paused for a second to consider it literally. Come to think of it, I have a cousin who drives limo's in that fashion as a weekend hobby away from his engineering department. When I got home after christmas, a taxi driver stopped at the street corner where I was waiting for a bus, and gave me a free ride home. She also gave some powerful relevant angelic advice out of the blue.

Friday, I'm in love- The Cure
Monday mornings- ??

I'm Easy [like Sunday Morning]

'Sunday, Bloody Sunday' U2
'Sunday Morning' No Doubt
'Sunday Child' I daresay it is by Loreena McKennitt

RIGHT! "Blue Monday" by New Order! How could I have forgotten that? I even have the CD!

Maybe I'm some kind of (crappy) clairvoyant.I told you have this habit of dreaming TV images before they showed them,maybe I dreamt about you and a taxi and then you watched a show including a taxi.It's a bit stretched anyway.

These things happen in many bizarre stretched complex patterns. I'm glad you're dreaming of me, and have a feedback loop in your reality. That same force more powerful means you can think up what you will find at the thrift store tomorrow, like a steam engine or set of croquet mallets you wanted. If that same force becomes faster, you wil be able to converse with your tv. If it also becomes wider, your entire universe becomes a surreal play in which you are the writer or the only person in the audience of something all talking to you. We live in a very plastic unified reality. crappy clairvoyants can become good clairvoyants if they decide to be so.

My all time favorite tune by the Mamas and the Papas...Monday, Monday!

California Dreaming. On the cover they are all sitting in a bathtub.
I was stunned to hear the original lyrics, hmm.. I'm listening again and can't find them. Perhaps I was having some auditory halucination. Maybe it was another song that had me shocked.

That's strange.

It was like when John added 'In' to 'Don't you know that you can count me out'. I'm almost sure it was some alternative to 'and I began to pray', but now I'm wondering if I even got the same song; perhaps it was Peter, Paul, and Mary or something. My spirit voice tells me to believe it, though. Maybe it was just different that time. The rules of physics are gradually changing for me anyhow. Oh, well. If I ever spot it again, I'll let you know.

Ruby Tuesday, by the Rolling Stones.

Sunday Morning Coming Down
Rainy Days and Mondays
Ruby Tuesday
Saturday Nights Alright...

There was a Beach Boys version of the same song as well.

"Sunday, Bloody Sunday." U2

I can imagine them singing that, but I've never heard it. I thought I knew most of their material. I still have a couple albums, including the first album I ever owned 'All Summer Long' with cuts like 'our favorite recording session' and carl's Big Chance (about as close as they ever got to the Ventures).

Yes, and then Orgy redid it a few years ago.

Blue Monday was the top selling 12 inch single of all time.

A few years ago, me and a buddy did a cover of "Dreams Never End", the first song on New Order's first album. It was fun! We did an all electronic version (with vocals). The lyrics were really hard to decipher. We just kind of winged it. We each did a vocal track, but when we mixed it down, at the start of the second verse, we shifted, and it turned into a "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" kind of thing, where we were singing different lines at different times! We decided we liked it that way, so we kept it, even though it would have been quite easy to fix...

Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2, Saturday Night Fever

Fun!

Bloody Sunday

Did you know that the Factory records actually lost money on every copy of the Blue Monday 12 inch that was sold? The sleeve design was so expensive compared to the price of single that when all the publishing costs were paid, they were losing money per copy. Tony Wilson, Factory's boss, knew this beforehand but decided that 1) it a thing of beauty and 2) they weren't going to sell that many anyway.

No I didn't know that. It is kind of funny. It would be funnier if it were a major label. You would think after the first run, they would have cheaped out on the packaging for the second pressing. They've done that with a lot of vinyl. First pressing comes with stickers, posters, gimicks...whatever...and then they just slap something together...

It was just the way Factory records was run. If you get a chance, see the film "24 Hour Party People" which charts a lot of it. Factory records is/was a major label to British music. It was behind most of what came out of Manchester during the 80's to early 90's like Joy Division, New Order and the Happy Mondays.

Oh I'm very familiar with Factory Records. They were pretty successful, but I still think they qualify as an "independent" label in the scheme of things. Didn't they just start out in the late 70s with the first Joy Division singles? Major labels are usually considered to be the ones that dominated the recording industry from 1930, up to about 1975, and were HUGE, with rosters of artists that list in the 100s...

(I like to think that Joy Division's "Closer" was the "Sgt. Pepper" of my generation. )

The Happy Days theme song
Tuesday Afternoon (the moody blues)

I can think of a lot right now, but can't think of the damn titles or who the songs are by...
This is SOOO annoying. It's like walking into a store to buy a C.D. you've wanted for weeks and you're mind just goes blank and you can't remember what C.D. it was!!!! AghhhH!

Blue Monday

happy days theme song

I don't like Mondays - Boomtown Rats

Blue Monday! Now that's a great song!

Sunday Bloody Sunday - U2

Monday Monday....by the Mama's & the Papa's
Tuesday Afternoon....by the Moody Blues
Ruby Tuesday....by the Rolling Stones
Saturdays Alright for Fighting...Elton John
Saturday Night Fever....Bee Gee's
Saturday in the Park....Chicago
Never on a Sunday....?

Monday Monday

"Sunday Morning Coming Down", recorded by Johnny Cash, and I believe written by him as well, or perhaps by Kris Kristofferson

I'm waiting to find out what your name really means. Take your time.

alright, you're gay.......whoever wrote this crapty piece of survey..........

"Another Saturday night and I ain't got nobody, I got some money cuz I just got paid. How I wish I had someone to talk to. I'm in an awful way."

Don't remember the title or the artist.

"Rainy Days and Mondays (Always Get Me Down)"

Don't remember who sang that one either...

"Tuesday's Gone" by Lynyrd Skynyrd

Monday, Monday

Ruby Tuesday by The Rolling Stones. Also the name of my cat.

Sunday Morning by No Doubt
Monday Morning by Fleetwood Mac
Church on Tuesday by Stone Temple Pilots

"Saturday" by Ludacris

That song is called "Another Saturday Night." It was written and recorded by Sam Cooke, and it has been covered by a lot of other performers.

"California Dreaming" is probably my favorite song by the Mamas and the Papas as well. I'm pretty sure they say "and I pretend to pray."

I heard an interview of Tony Wilson, the founder of Factory Records on "All Things Considered" last week. You can listen to it at:
http://search.npr.org/cf/cmn/cmnpd01fm.cfm?prgID=2&prgDate=08/30/2002
The story is called 24 Hour Party People

Finally, 2 Jimmy Buffett songs that have days of the week in the title are "Come Monday" and "Livingston Saturday Night." I can't think of any other songs that haven't already been mentioned.

Thank you, that was indeed it. Do you know if they have a separate broadcast version 'and I began to pray'? ..or was I having an auditory halucination all these years?
I've been waiting for an opportunity to converse. You've clearly earned your handle.

Thanks!

Monday Monday -Mamas and the Papas

Actually it's called "Rainy Days & Mondays" and was originally recorded by the Carpenters. The words and music are by Paul Williams & Roger Nichols.

Sorry wolfchik9, I meant to respond to this post:

"Another Saturday night and I ain't got nobody, I got some money cuz I just got paid. How I wish I had someone to talk to. I'm in an awful way."

Don't remember the title or the artist.

That one *is* by Sam Cooke. I don't think I've ever heard "Rainy Days & Mondays"

Sorry, I'm so long in replying. I thought I did reply, but I guess I must not have gotten it posted. I don't know if there is another version of the song, but if not it is definitely a common mis-heard lyric. I thought they said began for a long time too. I can't remember when I noticed the difference.

People hear what they expect or want to hear I suppose, but sure enough, I listen again and hear 'pretend' this time. weird.

Ruby Tuesday

black friday

does "Yesterday" count?

"Friday I'm In Love"-The Cure

I don't like monday's