when a song is written is it written with a specific gender in mind,and are there songs that women shouldnt go near and songs that men shouldnt go near ?thoughts please

are you selling a male song, or a female song fuzzer, i have wants out for both

Bri

av moved it bri ta

Edited November 21, 201212 yr by fuzzj

and i want male female songs

and i want male female songs

ladyboy ?

dont know that one..did it only come out in asia

A song that springs to mind on this subject is 'I cant take it like a man'. Both Ben E King and Gerri Grainger's version work equally well (IMO) without change to the lyrics.

Blake

what about the empires ... your'e on top, girl :thumbsup: ..........oops

the ripples remake "cowgirls to boys" doesn't really make sense imo

not forgettin all those answer songs in the sixties.... i think that was the term used?

"That other place" I like both wade flemons and susan maghaun versions.

Another that springs to mind is Just Ask Me - Lenis Guess.

Also recorded by Elsie Strong - in my opinion the better version.

Which version was first?

what about the empires ... your'e on top, girl :thumbsup: ..........oops

Cheeky!!

Lorraine Ellison - I Dig You Baby / also covered by Mercury stable mate Jerry butler, in fact he covered shed loads for filler on allot of his LP's for them.

I'm not saying this is outright bad, but I do think it should have remained Lorraine's own as it were, enter some bright spark who says it was originally recorded by XXXXX...

mal.C

Mickey lanay, i`m gonna walk, springs to mind here. Love Mickey lanay, but don`t think the female, Diane Minor version gets anywhere near it.

Edited November 22, 201212 yr by HARRY CROSBY

Bunny Sigler-Will you Love me tomorrow-

Odd choice I'd have said.

tony

ruby andrews just loving you , i dont think theres a male vocal on earth could do this justice so hence are some songs specifically for women and some songs for men...?

lollypop man by chuck roberson probably wouldnt work if sung by a woman ....cetainly the x rated version..then again we are in 2012 & a little bit more broad minded

I don’t think I’d like to hear a female cover of any of Clarence Reids “Blowfly” songs.

fk this a give in..need a drink..