Fool

Fool

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Fool

There are a surprising number of songs with ‘Fool’ in the title. Cultural icon Elvis starts the program with A Fool Such As I. Popular band the Doobie bros follow with their big hit What A Fool Believes and later the Beatles chip in with the Paul McCartney classic The Fool On The Hill. Two prodigious female singers who burst onto the music scene at an early age are Lulu with the ballad Oh Me Oh MY (I’m A Fool For You) and Brenda Lee with one of her many hits Fool No 1. Aussie band Ray Brown And The Whispers present their version of the old song Fool Fool Fool.

 

Playlist

  • A Fool Such As I – Elvis Presley
  • What A Fool Believes – Doobie Bros
  • Fools Rush In – Brook Benton
  • Fool If You Think It’s Over – Chris Rea
  • Oh Me Oh My – Lulu
  • Fooled Around And Fell In Love – Elvin Bishop
  • Fool No 1 – Brenda Lee
  • The Fool On The Hill – Beatles
  • Poor Little Fool – Ricky Nelson
  • Fool Fool Fool – Ray Brown & The Whispers
  • Why Do Fools Fall In Love? – Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers
  • Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool – Connie Francis

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