Songs with the names of musical instruments in the title

Would The Pirates "Gibson Martin Fender" count?


If not then I offer,

 

Arthur Smith - Guitar Boogie (anyone familiar with Chuck Berry's "Guitar Boogie" and the Yardbirds "Jeff's Boogie"?

 

A few I haven’t seen mentioned yet:
“Ring the Bells” by James:


“Mandolin Rain” by Bruce Honrnsby and the Range:
Mandolin Rain | Bruce Hornsby and the Range | Lyrics ☾☀

One of my favourite Elvis songs, “Guitar Man:”
Elvis Presley - Guitar Man [Single Version]

“Bongo Rock” by Preston Epps:
Preston Epps - BONGO ROCK (Original Version)

And for the bonus round, a title and a band name that both mention an instrument, “Let There Be Drums” by the Incredible Bongo Band:
Incredible Bongo Band - Let There Be Drums

 

Circus Devils- "French Horn Litigation"
Robert Pollard- "Picnic Drums"
Robert Pollard- "Return of the Drums"
Guided by Voices- "Ten Trumpet Funeral" (an unreleased song)
Pearl Jam- "Johnny Guitar"

 

New order - Bizarre Love Triangle

 

That's a really nice album track. That album also includes one of my favorite Rupert Holmes tracks called "Let's Get Crazy Tonight."

 

Blue Guitars - MOODIES
Mandolin Wind - ROD STEWART
VERVE - Bittersweet Symphony (a collection of instruments)
ARCHIES - Jingle Jangle ('jangles' are the noisy metal bits of a tambourine aka 'zils'.)
Different Drum - STONE PONEYS
Ongo Bongo Man - GERRY AND THE JOY BAND

 

Trumpets - Jason Derulo

 

No! Just No man.

 

I didn't feel like going through all 10 pages so if this was already posted sorry.

Tennessee Flat Top Box by Johnny Cash

 

Jonathan Richman, "When Harpo Played His Harp"

 

ZZ Top...Sharp Dressed Man.

 

Todd Rundgren - Bang the Drum All Day

 

Boredoms: (a sample of such songs)

Chocolate Synthesiser
Synthesiser Book On Fire
I'm Not Synthesiser (YPY?)

 

He knows all that. The main problem is that if we list all classical music that features the word piano or violin we'll be here for ever.

I'll start:
Steve Reich Four Organs
Henry Cowell Piece For Piano
Morton Feldman Piano Piece
Terry Riley Keyboard Study #2

I'm bored already.

 

More non-song songs from the world of rock and pop:

The Beach Boys - George Fell Into His Trombone.

Pere Ubu - Crush This Horn

 

Joni Mitchell - The Fiddle and the Drum
(two in one)

 

coltrane - Syeeda’s Song Flute (i really don't know what he means by it... flute song i would understand, but song flute ?)
jackie mittoo - oboe

 

Porcupine Tree - Mellotron Scratch

 

The Beach Boys - Brian Falling into a Piano

 

Country Joe & The Fish — Bass Strings

 

Phil Collins - The Man with the Horn

 

Russ - The Flute Song

 

Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard - Banjo Picking Girl

A traditional from their 1976 Rounder album "Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard".
The song was recorded by numerous bluegrass artists, among them the Coon Creek Girls, Gloria Belle, Stringbean, Cathy Fink, The Stairwell Sisters, and Abigail Washburn & The Sparrow Quartet, but nobody can surpass Hazel Dickens' and Alice Gerrard's version.

"I'm goin' around this world baby mine
Goin' around this world baby mine
Goin' around this world, I'm a banjo pickin' girl
I'm goin' around this world baby mine"

 

Greg Brown - Banjo Moon

Bonus track from the CD release of "One Night".
"One Night" (documenting a 1982 concert of Greg Brown in Minneapolis/Minnesota) had originally been released on Coffeehouse Extemporé Records ‎in 1982.
A CD re-release issued on Red House Records in 1999 contained "Banjo Moon" as one of the bonus tracks not included on the original LP release.

"Oh, and I
I don't know
Everywhere I go
Sorrow is as thin as an electric mandolin
And the moon is as round as a banjo"