Who sang these songs about September?
Do you remember… all these songs about September?
Something about September has inspired dozens of songs. Many lament the end of summer, some look forward to a changing season, some just use it as a catchy rhyme. Whatever the reason, artists of all kinds have written songs about the first month of fall from rock bands to jazz crooners.
Here are some classic September tunes. Can you remember who sang each song?
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Who sang “September” which specifically mentioned the 21st?
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Who released “The September of My Years”?
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“Maybe September” is a song by...
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Who sang “September Morn”?
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The Bangles covered “September Gurls” but it was originally recorded by which band?
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Who wrote and recorded “It Might as Well Rain Until September”?
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“Wake Me Up When September Ends” is by which band?
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Who recorded the bittersweet tune “September When It Comes”?
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Who released the 1965 track “One September Day”?
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Who sang “September When I First Met You”?
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Who recorded “Blue September”?
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A standard since the 1930s, the most popular recording of “September in the Rain” was done in 1961 by...
Who sang these songs about September?
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It was the third of September.
That day I'll always remember....
Not in the title, but the Temptations should have gotten some kind of mention.
I once analyzed a list of Top 40 song titles for things like colors ("blue" being the one that appeared most often) and found that "August" was the least-used month, with only "Hot August Night" by Neil Diamond. The results may be slightly skewed because of a couple of songs where the word "March" appears in the sense of what toy soldiers (or Sweet Cream Ladies) do.
That day I'll always remember....
Not in the title, but the Temptations should have gotten some kind of mention.
I once analyzed a list of Top 40 song titles for things like colors ("blue" being the one that appeared most often) and found that "August" was the least-used month, with only "Hot August Night" by Neil Diamond. The results may be slightly skewed because of a couple of songs where the word "March" appears in the sense of what toy soldiers (or Sweet Cream Ladies) do.
7/10…The 21st night of September…