What is this Song?

[cleangenie]

That's it! Mad Elf and Tiller, thank you so much. That has been bothering me for years! Thanks for clearing it up.

[Coffeecakes]

I was wondering whether anyone can help me with this. In the trailers for Munich, there is this song that comes in at the end of the trailer, very dramatic. I checked out the sample clips on Amazon of the soundtrack, and couldn't recognize it. Does anyone know what song it is? Is it also by John Williams?

[forgetful]

Hopefully someone can help me. I know this is a little vague, but at the end of Srubs last week, the episdoe where Dr. Cox's religious sister was visiting, they played a song with the lyrics "may God's love be with you" repeated many times. It was a slow song sung by a man. Did anyone else catch that episode and happen to know the song? Or does anyone know a good web site to search for it? Thanks.

[WitchyPoo]

forgetful, sounds like a Joseph Arthur song called "In The Sun".

[forgetful]

Yes! That's it. Thank you so much WitchyPoo.

[delilahjones]

okay - this song is driving me crazy. It is from the late 80's (maybe '87?) and it's a rock song. the lyrics I remember are:
A little change in my pocket going jiggly liggle ling (?) ...

Don't tell me no lies and keep your hands to yourself.

Thanks for any help.

ETA: I found it!

[indygirl]

Ah, the Georgia Satellites. What an absolutely annoyingly entertaining song. Or is it entertainingly annoying?

[Coffeecakes]

It's this oldie about an interracial romance. It has some lyrics that say "Louis, Louis, Louis, louis, louwow!" Talking about how the girl was "as black as night". I cannot seem to find the name to the song. Thanks in advance.

[Casino Bride]

coffeecakes said:

It's this oldie about an interracial romance. It has some lyrics that say "Louis, Louis, Louis, louis, louwow!" Talking about how the girl was "as black as night". I cannot seem to find the name to the song. Thanks in advance.

I know exactly which song you are talking about, but have no idea either.

[deadduck]

I am pretty sure that the lyrics are the title of the song. The reason you cannot think of any other part of Louie, Louie by the Kinsmen (Kingsmen?) is because the lyrics are not understandable at all. They refused to tell anyone what they were actually singing. I believe when it came out in the 60's that it was banned for airplay in several areas of the world.

If I am completely off base-sorry. Just that is what those lyrics look like, and is the tune that popped into my head.

Find a story here about Louie Louie

ETA: Link to a story about the lyrics and song