This is My Favorite Song

“Back Stabbers” by The O’Jays from Back Stabbers (1972).

“There She Goes” by The La’s from The La’s (1990).

Congratulations to Pat Healy and Duncan Skiles who both knew that Chris Montez’s “The More I See You” was featured in Roman Polanski’s Frantic. Sure, Duncan admitted to googling, but at least he cared enough to do so and for that he will also rewarded.

Boys, email me at dansamiljan at gmail dot com and let’s talk prize-getting.

As for the rest of you… for shame. Go watch Frantic.

“The More I See You” by Chris Montez from The More I See You/Call Me (1966).

THIS IS MY 901st FAVORITE SONG CONTEST:

Name the 1988 film that briefly features this version of “The More I See You.”

Reply, reblog, or comment with the answer. First person to name it gets a mix CD made especially for you.  I’ll even write your name on it or whatever so you know it was made just for you. I’ll announce the winner tomorrow. Go.

“Feelin’ Alright” by Joe Cocker from With a Little Help From My Friends (1969).

This is my 900th favorite song.

“Señor Blues” by Horace Silver from 6 Pieces of Silver (1956).

“A Summer Song” by Chad & Jeremy from Yesterday’s Gone (1964).

The question that haunts us all: Chad or Jeremy?

“Together” by The Raconteurs from Broken Boy Soldier (2006).

“I Can’t Reach You” by The Who from The Who Sell Out (1967).

Did you know? The Who were only good from 1965 to 1967.

“Vegan in Furs” by Of Montreal from Satanic Panic in The Attic (2004).

“Everybody Plays The Fool” by The Main Ingredient from Bitter Sweet (1972).

“You Keep on Looking” by Gary Wilson from You Think You Really Know Me (1977).

“Blues in The Night” by Sonny Clark from Blues in The Night (1958).

“Coronado” by Deerhunter from Halcyon Digest (2010).

“Friends of Mine” by The Zombies from Odessey and Oracle (1968).

“Dance of The Pseudo Nymph” by Flying Lotus from Cosmogramma (2010).

“Flava in Ya Ear” by Craig Mack from Project: Funk Da World (1994).

“Compatibility Leaves” by R. Stevie Moore from What’s The Point?!! (1984).

“I Heard You Say” by Vivian Girls from Share The Joy (2011).

“John’s Abbey (Alternate Take)” by Bud Powell from The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol. 4: Time Waits (1958).

“One More Night” by Can from Ege Bamyasi (1972).