Creedence Clearwater Revival - Down On The Corner

Tower of Power, "Down To The Nightclub"

Dylan:  Down the Highway

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Jimi Hendrix - Highway Chile (B-side to the single - The Wind Cries Mary and later re-released on War Child)

Pigmy Love Circus, Cold Chile Pepper

Beatles:  Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

(My position is that using the possessive is on the Kosher side of the line as opposed to using the plural.   And it is the title song of the greatest album of all time!)

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The Riptides, Hearts and Flowers

U2 - Two Hearts Beat As One (from War, 1983)

Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen, "Best Me Daddy Eight To The Bar" (not the original but a sentimental favourite).

And note - Nicolette Larson on backup vocals, and Bobbly Black on steel. That is some kickin' even without Bill Kirchen.

I'm assuming that is a typo there and it's "Beat" as opposed to "Best,"  Wow, this is a tune with quite a legacy (Andrews Sisters, Glenn Miller; Woody Herman, Ella Fitzgerald to name a few)

Correct. Sorry for the typo. As to the tune, it's been done by many - including my dad who sang it to me at bedtime when I was a little kid. But the Commander was the first band I ever saw at a big rock show, at fifteen hence the version I posted.

The Doors - The WASP (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) (from L.A. Woman, 1970)

Sparks, This Town isn't Big Enough For the Both of Us

Joni Mitchell, "Both Sides Now".