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"Women's songs" written by men (Original Post) ailsagirl Aug 2017 OP
Respect - sung by Aretha Franklyn madaboutharry Aug 2017 #1
That's not a woman's song. unblock Aug 2017 #2
"my boyfriend's back" -- Bob Feldman, Jerry Goldstein and Richard Gottehrer unblock Aug 2017 #3
I saw Tina perform Private Dancer in 2009 tymorial Aug 2017 #4
"girls just wanna have fun" -- robert hazard unblock Aug 2017 #5
"sugar walls" -- prince unblock Aug 2017 #6
"boys" -- Luther Dixon and Wes Farrell unblock Aug 2017 #7
I did not know that ailsagirl Aug 2017 #8
Nothing compares 2 U Texasgal Aug 2017 #9
That's right! ailsagirl Aug 2017 #12
All (or almost all) ABBA songs lunamagica Aug 2017 #10
Alan Parsons - A number of songs on Eve and Freudiana nt earthshine Aug 2017 #11

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2. That's not a woman's song.
Wed Aug 2, 2017, 09:22 PM
Aug 2017

At least not when Otis Redding wrote it.

Aretha certainly made it her own and a woman's anthem in the process, but we can't credit Redding with that.

tymorial

(3,433 posts)
4. I saw Tina perform Private Dancer in 2009
Wed Aug 2, 2017, 09:27 PM
Aug 2017

For her 50 anniversary tour. The entire concert was incredible. Age did not slow her down.

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7. "boys" -- Luther Dixon and Wes Farrell
Wed Aug 2, 2017, 09:35 PM
Aug 2017

the beatles covered this song (ringo's best lead vocals, imho).

originally performed by the shirelles.

ailsagirl

(22,904 posts)
8. I did not know that
Wed Aug 2, 2017, 11:18 PM
Aug 2017

I recall that Ringo sang lead and I remember it was an exuberant song

Tho' I haven't heard the original, I still think my vote would go to the Beatles

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