Mine is "Little Things Mean a Lot" by Kitty Kallen. Don't feel the connection.....

Jaka, I'm jealous of yours! I love Sonny and Cher.

Mine is "Big Girls Don't Cry". Haha, what a childbirth song!

some of you are really young..... "I'm walking behind you" by Eddie Fisher, and the movie was "from here to eternity".

Let It Be by the Beatles. Wish I could take that advice more often.

Never heard of the song - You Call Everybody Darlin' by Al Trace & his orchestra. Movie was Key Largo.

Thanks Linelle - I feel a little better knowing my song had a "cool" moment. :)

"Roses Are Red My Love" by Bobby Vinton and the movie was Kid Galahad. (Gah! Another Elvis flick?!? I am so NOT a fan.)

Auntjen, are you sure about "Roses Are Red" and Kid Galahad? I can't imagine it being in an Elvis movie.

You're too young to remember the young Elvis. OMG, he was something. Yes, he was in horrible movies that had some awful songs, but he was something else.

How interesting...thanks for posting this.

Via con dios was the song and The Robe was the movie. I never heard of either one.

Singin', lovin', swingin'!

I was born in 62 so remember a bit of young Elvis. My mother would've been more likely to be a fan, but she never saw the appeal either.

No spring chicken here either.....song is You Belong to Me by Jo Stafford. I think a more popular version and the one I remember came in 1962 sung by The Duprees. Movie is Monkey Business with Cary Grant and Marilyn Monroe. Knew the song and have seen the movie.

Can't Buy Me Love by the Beatles and The Carpetbaggers.

You Ain't Nothing But A Hound Dog by Elvis Presley.

White Christmas by Bing Crosby. I am old.........

Mrs Brown, You have a Lovely Daughter by Herman and the Hermits- very 60's And The Sound of Music

Mine is Down Under by Men at Work

My movie is Tootsie.

A Summer Place, Percy Faith version. My movie is Can-Can with Frank Sinatra, Shirly MacLaine and Mauice Chevalier.

Wow. Beaglesdoitbetter is just a baby! Lol.

Both DH's and mine are excellent: "It's My Party" and I'll cry if I want to for me.

DH has "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Good-Bye"

"It's All In The Game" by Tommy Edwards. Also interesting, I was born over 30 million minutes ago.

"It's All in the Game" is a great song.

My song is pretty cool - That'll Be the Day, by Buddy Holly and The Crickets. Never heard of the movie - Fire Down Below. I guess it's appropriate though, because I'm sure that's what my mother was experiencing.

"Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream..."

I couldn't see the appeal of cheesy '60s/'70s Elvis either when I was a kid. But recently I've discovered '50s Elvis -- fabulous stuff!

Fun! Can't Buy Me Love, Beatles

Hound Dog by Elvis. Ha! That's a good one. Me and kwsl

Crocodile Rock by Elton John and Last Tango in Paris

Ugh, this post made me feel old. This is 1962.

awm03 I was a teenager in the 70s and my neighbor was absolutely crushed when Elvis died right before he was supposed to have a concert in our town. I thought "Oh, okay. That guy?". Later in life I saw a video of him from the 1950s and finally got the appeal.

Honey by Bobby Goldsboro, a song/artist I've never heard (May 1968). The #1 movie was The Odd Couple. I never realized that was a movie. I used to watch the reruns of the tv show when I was a kid.

Dee, that video is so funny! I know commenting on apperances is not PC but boy that Joey Dee has a big head.

My boyfriends back by the Angels and X-ray man with the X-ray eyes. Not a fan of the song and never heard of the movie!

4kids4us, we watched The Odd Couple movie a while back, and I really liked it! It's so 60s. :D

For me, the song was Song Song Blue by Neil Diamond and the movie was Butterflies are Free. I've never heard of the movie but I did note that the admission was $1.70. Whoa.

OMG, I'm such a ditz! I put in my dd's birthday instead of mine. Our birthdays are in the same month, and I used hers (though I used the correct year). LOL I guess b/c I'm always filling out paperwork on her behalf so I'm just used to putting the date for her. So my correct answer should be:

Song: Tighten Up by Archie Bell & the Drells (never heard of it or them)

Movie: 2001: A Space Odyssey

justterrilyn - Something is definitely out of proportion isn't it? DH and I call it TV head because many TV news anchors have the same look. Large or normal size heads with very narrow shoulders.

Yes I remember a Merv Griffon show about how big heads are preferred . Apparently, according to him Vanna White was picked for The Wheel of Fortune because of her big head. Now I'm off to see if the movie Summer Place with Sandra Dee is on on-demand free movies. The movie came out a year before I was born but the music was a hit for several months the year I was born.

Butterflies are Free is a lovely movie with Goldie Hawn and Edward Albert... I remember watching it as a kid (probably long before it was appropriate for my age) .. and I've seen it a few times as an adult.

Careless Whisper by George Michael; Beverly Hills Cop.

Mack the Knife by Bobby Darin - pretty swingin' tune = )

& BTW, I LOVE the song 'Rum & Coca Cola' - there's an interesting backstory about it involving Morey Amsterdam (who copyrighted it)

& hubby is a drummer & he used to play w/ Joey Dee maybe 10-12 years ago.

You, You, You!

http://www.birthdayjams.com/us/1953-09-25

I quit playing! too old.

Ha!! Duke of Earl by Gene Chandler....always liked that song!!! My movie is State Fair! Pretty good movie!

justterrilynn, A Summer Place is a great movie; very scandalous for it's time. Richard Egan and Dorothy Maguire are wonderful in it; Sandra Dee and Troy Donohue are fine but I enjoy Dorothy Maguire. There are a few renditions of the Theme from A Summer Place but my favorite is by the Percy Faith Orchestra, which is the version you hear in the movie.

Well A Summer Place is not on on-demand. I watched bits on YouTube and now want to see the whole movie...despite the fact of much over acting by miss Dee.

Oh, look, it was the Gregorian Chant!

PS Jterri. Big heads, yes, and also teeth that are visible when you talk (ie before you smile). Someone who interviewed me once told me that.

Swanee River by Al Jolson.

I remember seeing A Summer Place when it came out. It was absolutely scandalous as was Peyton Place. I recently watched A Summer Place again. The first time around I was madly in love with Troy Donahue. The last time around, Richard Egan was more my type.

9-16-1961

Song (per that link...) : Michael row the boat ashore, by The Highwaymen! Uffda!

Movie: The Parent Trap. Oh my!

Loved that movie...

Faron

Just browsing back here and I sure do feel ancient. (1953)

I STILL love the original Parent Trap - even had the book...