Song Top 5 with a FEMALE name in its title

5 from Cajun music!
Tante Aden (Austin Pitre)
Adieu Rosa, Demain C'est Pas Dimanche (Denus McGee)
Rosalie (Adam Hebert)
Chere Tout Tout (JB Fuselier)
Oh Marie (Aldus Roger)

 

But is Lola a man or just glad he is a man?

 

Eleanor Rigny (Beatles)
See Emily Play (Pink Floyd)
Rosalita (Bruce Springsteen)
Pictures Of Lily (The Who)
A Rose For Emily (The Zombies)

 

Donna - Ritchie Valens
Wake Up Little Susie - The Everly Brothers
Rosalinda's Eyes - Billy Joel
Georgia - Ray Charles
Deserie - The Charts (great doowop classic!)

 

Divinyls Elsie

'nuff said!

 

Mary - Patty Griffin
The Magdalene Laundries - Joni Mitchell
Just Like Romeo and Juliet - The Reflections
Sylvia Plath - Ryan Adams
Hey Paula - Paul and Paula

 

So Long, Marianne - Leonard Cohen
Dear Eloise - Hollies
Emma - LRB
Emma - Hot Chocolate
Dear Anne - George Baker Selection
Please Don't Ask About Barbara - Bobby Vee
Cherry - Jeremy
(I'm Not) Lisa - Jesse Colter
Michael And The Slipper Tree - Equals
To Susan, On The West Coast Waiting - Donovan
Cheryl Moana Marie - John Rowles
Angelica - The Castaways
Lucinda - The Knack
Oh Carol - Smokie

 

Elizabeth Jade - Robyn Hitchcock
Myrna Loy - The Minus 5
Amy Grant - The Young Fresh Fellows
Rosalie - Alejandro Escovedo
Cathy - Nikki Sudden

 

There’s a theme here ........... can’t put my finger on it .......

 

Slightly off the beaten track female names:

Lady Madonna - the Beatles
Venus - Shocking Blue
Coal Miner’s Daughter - Loretta Lynn
Lady Godiva - Peter and Gordon
Her Majesty - the Beatles

 

Joanna
Bertha Butt Boogie
Sally
Sweet Lui-louise
Lady Rose

 

Candy says
Caroline says 1
Lisa says
Stephanie says
Caroline says II

poor Lou

 

Roseanna
Pamela
Carmen
Anna
Angela

All by Toto

 

Material Issue- "Valerie Loves Me"
Husker Du- "Diane"
Concrete Blonde- "Caroline"
The Pixies- "Velouria"
Concrete Blonde- "Tomorrow, Wendy"

Runner Up:
Dokken- "Paris is Burning"

 

"Be-Bop-A-Lula" by Gene Vincent and The Blue Caps
"Maggie's Dream" by Don Williams
"Laurie Ann" by Glen Glenn
"Kathleen" by Glen Glenn
"Jack and Jill Boogie" by Glen Glenn
"Bony Maronie" by Larry Williams
"Peggy Sue Got Married" by Buddy Holly
"Barbara Ann" by The Regents

 

Anna
Amie
Peggy Sue
Suzanne
Joanne

 

Off the top of my head

Diana - Comus
Annalisa - PIL
Helen - Durutti Column (I lived 13 years with Helen)
Camille - Bill Fay
Ruby - Silver Apples

 

"Tequila Sheila" by Bobby Bare
"Marie Laveau" by Bobby Bare
"Paper Rosie" by Gene Watson
"Carmen" by Gene Watson
"Juanita" by Dale Hawkins
"Auntie Grizelda" by The Monkees
"That's My Little Suzie" by Ritchie Valens

 

I’m not sure that I’ve seen a more raw, real rock n roll performance. Chrissy could be sexy and downright scary!

 

Shaggy-Oh Carolina

 

Doreen - Frank Zappa
Monica - Kinks
Carol You Fool - Frank Zappa
Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts - Bob Dylan
Deseri - Frank Zappa/Mothers of Invention

 

Caroline No-Beach Boys
Allison-Elvis Costello
Maggie May-Rod Stewart
Eleanor Rigby-Beatles
Sara Smile-Hall & Oates

 

'Carol' - Chuck Berry
'Peggy Sue' - Buddy Holly
'Pamela, Pamela' - Wayne Fontana (What? Two women there, or is the second 'Pamela' solely for emphasis?)
'Pamela' - Bobby Fuller Four (What? Another Pamela? Or *gasp* the same one?)
'Lady Jane' - Rolling Stones

 

Matching Mole – O Caroline
Regina Spektor – Mary Ann
Iamthemorning – Gerda
Sade – Jezebel
Tori Amos – Yes, Anastasia

 

Gonna break the rules and list 6 of 'em:

NoFX- "Liza and Louise"
Jawbreaker- "Caroline"
Unrest- "Christina"
Guided by Voices- "Chasing Heather Crazy"
Descendents- "Wendy" (Yeah, a cover of the Beach Boys song. I hate the original but love this cover version.)
Elf Power- "Jane"