Name the song the line is from Part II

Okay then, Tony. The song is “I Love The Night Life” by Alicia Bridges.

This will work much better:

Don't you worry 'bout what's on your mind (Oh my)
I'm in no hurry, I can take my time (Oh my)



Edit: Correcting a bad paste

Oh - Much Better - Stones - Let's Spend THe Night Together

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Sixties - Billboard Top 100


That's it baby now you've got de swing
Come on baby and shake that thing


More Lyrics

Come on Sally, come on Sue,
all day long ___ ___ __ ________


Another clue -

The song is about dancing in the Eastern USA


And another clue -

It would not be an exaggeration to say that this was a fantastic singer


Tonyrob

I oogled a while back, so I'm gout.

If my recent experience is any guide, a high placement in the Billboard H100, even coupled with 'giveaway' hints, is no guarantee of success.

Good song, though. I shoulda oughta remembered it.

Yeah - doesn't look like it will fly Jim.
If it is unsolved in the morning I'll post the answer before I head out

Have a great evening

Tonyrob

Well - that didn't fly

It was Boogaloo Down Broadway by The Fantastic Johnny C

Heading out so I'll leave it open

Tonyrob

One line should do it for this early 60s fun tune:

How low can you go?

Hi All,

I’m pretty sure that’s “Limbo Rock” by Chubby Checker.

I have some 1972 here:

Please, swallow your pride
if I have faith you need to borrow

Very nice. That was a biggie. Lean On Me, by Bill Withers.


This one is from 1968:

I remember when I used to play shoot 'em up (shoot 'em up, bang, bang, baby)
I remember when I chased the girls and beat 'em up
But I was young and didn't understand
But now I'm a grown up man

I believe that’s “Cowboys to Girls” I just don’t remember who did it.

Here’s one from 1973:

All the times that I spent waiting
wondering where you are
Always knew the time would come
when I would start to wonder why

Well, that's funny because I'm pretty sure I remember your song, but I don't remember who did it.

It think it was just called Last Song, by I dunno who.



OK, late 70s here:

So please believe me, my heart is in your hands
And I'll be missing you



(Cowboys To Girls was one I never got to when we were doing Philly Soul a while back. It was done by the Intruders. )