who sang thank god it's friday, from the movie thank god it's friday?
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Correction...I'm not sure what movie the person who answered first is talking about because it has nothing to do with the question.\n\nThank God it's Friday was recorded by Love and Kisses for the 1978 movie, Thank God it's Friday.
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"It's a Dog"\nProduced by James Houston\nPerformed by Kyle Massey
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"Blue Monday" - New Order\n"Saturday night's alright for fighting" - Elton John\n"I don't like Mondays" - Boomtown Rats\n"Manic Monday" - The Bangles\n"Friday I'm in love" - The Cure\n"Sunday Sunday" - Blur\n"Party people... Friday night" - 911\n"Sunday morning call" - Oasis\n"Sunday morning" - Maroon 5\n"Thursday's child" - David Bowie
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Currently I am starting to like Kelly Clarkson, "Walk Away".  I know you'll pick Miss Nurse anyway, she's your sister, smile and it's her birthday!  Tell her Happy Birthday.
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"You Oughta Know" (Alanis Morissette)\n"I'm Still Standing" (Elton John)\n"Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" (MacFadden & Whitehead)\n"Sk8er Boi" (Avril Lavigne)
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The theme song for the show has yet to be released since the show has not yet premiered. However, the song playing during the opening and end sequences in the pilot episode is "Remember Me as a Time of Day" by Explosions in the Sky. The songs that play during the commercials for Friday Night Lights is "Remember the Name" by Fort Minor, and "Collide" by Howie Day. \n\nSource(s):\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/friday_nigh...
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GODs hall of fame-truth\n\nhappy day\nold geezer
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oh wow! i'd love to see that!\n\ntry checking out www.imdb.com, and looking up "friday"...
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Lost In The Supermarket – Ben Folds\n\nIt's on the soundtrack
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Your friend is right but the movie never came out.  The cd is entitled "Garth Brooks in....the Life of Chris Gaines."  The movie was to be called "The Lamb"
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i think its a song from the album in the name of the Father.by bono & gavin friday.(if not sorry).
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He was in the movie Friday but he was uncredited.
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Lee Greenwood sings this song to say thanks to the American troops that fight for our freedom.  We appreciate many things here in the USA that people take for granted.  Plain and simple, Thank God for the USA.
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Hoochie mama by 2 live crew was on the Friday soundtrack...
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0351977/soundtrack
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I'm just taking a wild guess here lol.\nIt's probably, "Sometimes the good guys finish first" by Pat Benatar.\nThis movie was one of my favorites from the 80s. Michael J. Fox was a delight to watch:)
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Since you mentioned Kenny Loggins, there's also "Footloose."  That reminds me of the "Maniac" song from "Flashdance."  Then, how about "In Your Eyes" from the famous boombox scene in "Say Anything?"  And speaking of Cameron Crowe movies, there's Elton John's "Tiny Dancer" from "Almost Famous" and The Go-go's "We've got the Beat" from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High."  Ooh, now I'm thinking 80's, and there's that song at the end of "Breakfast Club" ("Don't You (Forget About Me)" by the Simple Minds).  "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis from "Back to the Future," as well as "Johnny B. Goode" and that slow dance song, "Earth Angel" by Marvin Berry.  Aimee Mann has some songs from "Magnolia" that aren't quite as 'associative' with the movie, but her vibe is specific: "One" and "Save Me," but they're not dance-y by any means, if that's the kind of party you're throwing.  "Twist and Shout" always makes me think of "Ferris Bueller" and you could use any Johnny Cash songs this year like "Ring of Fire" for "Walk the Line."  It's not necessarily radio-friendly (ie: cursing), but "Hustle and Flow" has a few nice hip-hop tracks, like "Hard Out There for a Pimp."  Also, not sure who it's by, maybe Creed or Nickelback: isn't there a song from Spiderman about "a hero to save us"?  Well, those are the first thoughts.  I hope they help.