Cat Stevens - Another Saturday Night

Black Uhuru - Moya (Queen Of The Jungle)

The Gentle Storm - Valley Of The Queens

White Lion - Lady Of The Valley

You went with "rollin'" for "rolling" which I wrote for my earlier song, so now, you are being a hypocrite and bringing in rules that would ruin the game. If "rollin'" is used, then "Jacks" certainly can be used.

May he rest in peace, he suffered as a cancer-related disease took his life. I thought I heard something about brain cancer. I wonder why sometimes, others have to suffer like this. Sad day.

Terry Jacks - Seasons In The Sun

Bob Dylan - Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts

Rolling Stones - Sister Morphine

Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 - Pretty World

The Kinks - Headmaster

Sly and Robbie - Battle of Jericho

Yeah, how long have you been playing this game? 7 years? Show me in the rules where it is disallowed? We are on page 435 of game II of this, I was here for the first one. In the meantime.... and Bob Dylan's song of a few pages back was "Rainy Day Women", not "Everbody must get stoned" but no one said a thing, back to the game... this would be pretty dull if the imagination was not allowed. Bonnie Tyler - Here She Comes

We must have posted at close to the same time because my answer does work with the previous post to K-Hod. That happens too.

Beatles - She Came In Through the Bathroom Window (preempting the automatic overused choice of "white man in Hammersmith Palais, read the rules on page 1, generally speaking, we are not suppose to use the same song more than once)(I think once a month is reasonable). But it is great if folks are participating in the game. That deserves consideration too.

Brownsville Station - Smoking In The Boy's Room

Nishida Hikaru - Where The Boys Are (cover)

B.J. Thomas - The Eyes Of A New York Woman

Son House - Low Down Dirty Dog Blues

Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak

Status Quo - Ice In The Sun

Status Quo - Jam Side Down

Al Bowlly - Midnight, the Stars and You If one ever wonders about the theme of that movie, "The Shining", kind of interesting in retrospective, to listen to some of that music from really way back, in some cases, almost 100 years old.

Alvin Lee and Mylon LeFevre - On the Road To Freedom

Bay City Rollers - Rock 'n' Roll Love Letter