My Favorite Songs With an Emotion in the Title- 5

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When you enjoy something, you want to share that feeling with someone. It can be expressed in many positive ways. So, let's take a look at this week's song titles and the artists who put those "Sweet Emotions" into some wonderful tunes. See if you share my fondness for them... 1. "Shout"- The Isley Brothers -Does anyone remember this one from the 1978 movie "Animal House" which features "Shout" in a famous scene where the fraternity brothers dance to it. "WELLLLLLLLLLL... " Now wait a minute! The Isley's recorded this classic in "1959." I bet a DJ or two played this song at somebody's wedding. 2. "I Feel Fine"- The Beatles -The first note of this song marked the first-time feedback was used on a major release. If you play this tune, you can distinctly hear the distorted note on Paul's bass guitar. It did not affect the song's popularity as it reached the #1 spot in 1964. TRIVIA CHALLENGE ***Now for our trivia music challenge for those who like to play along. See if you can guess these selections. Words in "quote marks" provide valuable clues! Name this week's tune, artist or facts: 1. This song capitalized on "Chubby Checker's" earlier tune which started a "twist" dance craze. The singing "brothers" decided to use "that word in the title" plus the "title of their song from 1959." This tune was covered by "The Fab Four" in 1964 and became a "huge hit," for them. They ended many of their concerts with it. This song was so "uplifting" it made you want to (yell)" __________" with joy! -Do you know the name of this vocal group and their song which became a #2 hit for The Beatles? "Well, shake it up, baby, now." lol 2. Usually getting "hurt" is a bad thing but in this song by this "Indiana artist" it's actually "just the opposite." This singer was talked into changing his name to "Johnny Cougar" by his manager for his first two albums, but after a few hits, finally recorded under his real last name. This song was his first major breakthrough on the record charts and other hits followed like "I Need a Lover," " Ain't Even Done with the Night," and "Jack & Diane." -Do you know this midwestern artist whose heartland rock found a place on the record charts, and can you name his song with the contradictory title? Bonus: The band Aerosmith from this week's video selection has had quite a music career starting all the way back to their first major hit in 1973. You could say it's been a sweet "___________" for the group ever since. Do you know the name of that 1973 hit song? If you don't know some of these artists/songs on this quiz don't "scream and shout" at me. " If you're stuck and need additional hints just let me know in your response. I'll be glad to supply one. Or, as Sam and Dave would say, "Hold On, I'm Comin." Thanks for reading and responding to my music post!!! I will return with a new edition soon. Hope you can wait till then, lol. Stay tuned... Source- Wikipedia & songfacts.com