Music from A to Z

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Vanity Fare  ~  Early in the Morning  1969

 

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Virility, Male

Rolling Stones  ~  Start Me Up  1981

 

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Virility, Male

Bobby Darin  ~  Beyond the Sea  1959

 

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Virility, Male

AC/DC  ~  Let There Be Rock  1977

 

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Virility, Male

The Spinners  ~  Mighty Love  1974

 

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Virility, Male

The Rolling Stones  ~  Street Fighting Man  1968

 

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Virility, Male

Noel Gallagher & Burt Bacharach  ~  This Guy's in Love with You  1994

 

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Virility, Male

The Smiths  ~  The Queen Is Dead  1986

 

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Virility, Male

Iggy Pop  ~  Lust for Life  1977

 

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Velvet Underground  ~  Waiting for My Man  1967

 

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Velvet Underground  ~  Rock and Roll  1970

 

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Velvet Underground  ~  Candy Says  1969

Wikipedia,

"Candy Says" is a song written by Lou Reed. The song is the first track on the Velvet Underground's self-titled third album.^[2] It is one of four songs that Reed explicitly wrote in the voice of a female character, in the case of "Candy Says", a transgender woman, telling her experiences. Each would begin with the woman's name and then be followed by the verb "says". "Stephanie Says" was the first (later adapted into "Caroline Says" on his solo album Berlin).

The song addresses Candy Darling's desire to escape her birth gender. Reed insisted that Doug Yule take the lead vocal on the song.

Reed said the song was also "about something more profound and universal, a universal feeling I think all of us have at some point. We look in the mirror and we don't like what we see...I don't know a person alive who doesn't feel that way."^[3]

 

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Velvet Underground  ~  Satellite of Love  1970

 

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Veruca Salt  ~  Seether  1994

 

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Valerie 1982  ~  Steve Winwood

 

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Valley Girl  1982  ~  Frank and Moon Unit Zappa

 

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Violet  1994  ~  Hole

 

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Veruca Salt  ~  Victrola  1994

 

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Valleys of Neptune  ~  Jimi Hendrix

Posthumously released 2010

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Valley of the Dolls (Theme From)  1967  ~  Dionne Warwick

 

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Valleri  1968  ~  The Monkees

 

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Velvet Underground & Nico  ~  I'll Be Your Mirror  1967

 

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Velvet, Black  1990  ~  Alannah Myles

 

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Ventures

 

 

 

 

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