Here we go again with Mary B’s Weekly Song Challenge! She wants ’em, I got ’em (songs, that is).

A Song with Brother or Sister in the title: Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, "Tell It All, Brother"

A Song with a Natural Disaster in the title: Fran DeLima, "The Tsunami Song" (novelty song based on "We Didn’t Start The Fire")

A Song written or produced by Mutt Lange: Britney Spears, "Don’t Let Me Be The Last To Know" (written by Lange, Shania Twain, and Keith Scott, produced by Lange)

Them’s the tunes, and I am outta here…

It’s that time again! Mary B gives us these prompts today:

A Song with a Chess Piece in the title: Sade, "Your Love Is King."

A ‘Whistle’ Song: Whistling Jack Smith, "I Was Kaiser Bill’s Batman."

A Song with a Beverage in the title: The Manhattan Transfer (Laurel Massé), "Scotch and Soda."

Love that last chord… and I’m outta here…

Mary has the prompts, I have the songs…

A TV Theme Song: Al Hirt, "The Green Hornet Theme"

A song used in a movie: Jim Carrey, "Cuban Pete" (from The Mask, 1994)

A song from a Broadway Musical: Technically, it’s off-Broadway… Jerry Orbach, "Try To Remember" (from The Fantasticks, 1960)

How’s that?

Haven’t done this one in a few weeks as I’ve been recovering from A to Z. Well, let’s get back on it…

A song with a room in the title: Django Reinhardt, "Rose Room." Had to get an instrumental in there…

A song with a type of gem in the title: Thin Lizzy, "Emerald." I saw pearls, diamonds, and rubies… here’s an emerald.

A song with a harmony: The Tymes, "So Much In Love." I used this yesterday on Top Ten Tuesday, and what a beauty. These are all five original members, forty years after this topped the chart in 1963.

There’s the tunes, and I am outta here…

Been a few weeks since I did this. Apologies to Mary, who also did the A to Z Challenge. Anyway, today she asks for…

A song with a country in the title: Geoff & Maria Muldaur, "Brazil"

A song that mentions a type of weather in the title: Tommy Emmanuel, "Windy & Warm"

A song with a month in the title: Leonid & Friends’ cover of Earth Wind & Fire’s "September"

Tally ho, and away we go! See you next week with a brand new show!