songs with the words rock and roll in the title

Don't Upset The Rhythm (Go Baby Go) - The Noisettes.I'm Your Baby Tonight - Whitney Houston.Baby, You Wouldnt Last A Minute On The Creek - Chiodos.Baby, Don’t Say That No More - Jimmy Reed.I'm No Good (For Ya Baby) - Laura Bell Bundy.Your Bright Baby Blues - Jackson Browne.(You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care - Elvis Presley.Hey Baby (Drop It to the Floor) - Pitbull.Baby, Now That I've Found You - The Foundations.Baby Did a Bad, Bad Thing - Chris Isaak.I'm A Wonderful Thing, Baby - Kid Creole & the Coconuts.Hands of Death (Burn Baby Burn) - Rob Zombie.Baby, Let's Lay Down and Dance - Garth Brooks.Baby It's Cold Outside - Margaret Whiting and Johnny Mercer.Baby I Need Your Loving - The Four Tops.Baby Let Your Hair Grow Long - Brian Wilson.Hey Baby (Land of the New Rising Sun) - M.A.C.C.Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow? - The Rolling Stones.Walkin' My Baby Back Home - Nat King Cole.Hey Baby, Here's That Song You Wanted - blessthefall.

I Need You Baby (Mona) - The Rolling Stones.

Baby Come On With It - Natalie Stovall and the Drive.

The Big Three Killed My Baby - The White Stripes.

Nobody Puts Baby In The Corner - Fall Out Boy.

Ain’t That Lovin’ You Baby - Jimmy Reed.

Doing It All For My Baby - Huey Lewis & the News.

The list features songs from various genres. The lines below showcase a diverse list of songs with baby in the title.

A reason why songs with the word ‘baby’ in the title are popular is because listeners can associate and relate to the lyrical ideologies in regard with the reference of the term. The term may be used to express happiness, love, sadness, heartbreak, and as a reference about memories about being together before parting ways or the state a person when his/her lover walks out on the relationship. The emotional expression of the word ‘baby’ varies on various levels in songs. A number of rock songs, pop songs, and R&B songs that have had ‘baby’ in the title have gone onto become chartbusters. The word baby in songs is often associated with different aspects of lovers in a relationship, or in a past relationship. Soul singers too have used the word baby in song titles expressing a plethora of emotions. A number of black musicians used the term ‘baby’ in blues songs expressing pain and suffering of having to deal with a breakup. The word ‘baby’ was popularized by blues singers of the 50s and 60s. However, not every song that has ‘baby’ in the title has become popular. In popular genres such as rock and pop, the word baby has been used in song titles by numerous bands and artists. Take note that instrumental songs are not included on this list.ĭue to this page being a dynamic list over the years, the list has been separated into multiple pages by alphabetical.A number of songs with ‘baby’ in the title have become big hits. In case of foreign language songs, the song lyrics should not contain the title (no matter in English or its native language, translated titles also applied) implied in the song, otherwise it cannot be included on the list. Exclusions can be made if the song only contains very common words found in the title, such as 'a' 'the' or 'and'. For example 'Country House' by Blur does not contain the exact phrase 'Country House' but it does contain the lyrics 'A very big house in the country', this song should not be included on the list. This list should not include songs where the title is implied in the song. This is a list of songs whose title is not referenced in the song lyrics.

Songs with the words rock and roll in the title