Songs about years or have a year in the title

Teenage Lament 74
Disney Girls (1957)
Broadway Melody of 1974

 

Boney M - 10,000 Light Years (and the album has a track called Exodus(Noah's Ark 2001)!)

 

Morrissey - Munich Air Disaster 1958

 

40, 000 Headmen is the actual title, but I almost like yours more!

 

1924 is mentioned in It Bites - "Once around the World" (the title track). Does that count?

 

Richard Thompson - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning

 

Little Feat - Chevy 39

 

Strutter '78 - KISS

100,000 Years - KISS

Pop Song '89 - REM

 

1975 - Lazlo Bane

 

Running On Empty - Jackson Browne - several years (as well as ages) in the lyrics.

 

"Dalhart, Texas, 1967" - John Fahey

 

Poofter's Froth Wyoming Plans Ahead > 200 Years Old - Frank Zappa/Captain Beefheart

......both about the 200th birthday of the United States.

 

Thanks again I was under the influence the title was wrong and it has nothing to do with the thread

 

1984 -- Spirit
100 Years Ago -- Rolling Stones

 

The Four Horsemen - 75 Again

Golden Smog - Radio King ("Let's go back in time, 1959... ")

 

Josh Rouse has a whole album named for a year - 1972. The year he was born I believe.

 

"Walk Don't Run '64" - The Ventures
"Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh (New 1964 Version)" - Allan Sherman
"Buick 59" - The Medallions
"Louie Louie '66" - Jack Eely and the Courtmen
"Louie Louie - 64 - 65 - 66 ...." - The Kingsmen [actually, this was the same as the original, but was re-released with this title after the above single was issued]
"Convention '72" - The Delegates
"Energy Crisis '74" and the sequel, "Energy Crisis '79" - Dickie Goodman
"Summer Place '76" - Percy Faith [a disco version of "Theme from A Summer Place," and, if memory serves, his last single before his death]
"Flight '76" - Walter Murphy [follow-up to "A Fifth of Beethoven," discofied version of "Flight of the Bumblebee"]

About events that happened in certain years mentioned in the lyrics:
"The Battle of New Orleans" - Johnny Horton ["In 1814 we took a little trip..."]
"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" - The Band/Joan Baez ["In the winter of '65/We were hungry, just barely alive"]
"Lonely Boy" - Andrew Gold ["He was born on a summer day, 1951", and later, '53 and 1969 were mentioned]
"Heat of the Moment" - Asia ["And now you find yourself in '82"]

 

David Bowie - Aladdin Sane (1913-1938-197?)

 

Great band, not mentioned much around here, don't think.

 

A search didn't find it, so: Born Late '58 by Mott the Hoople.