- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Rock 'n' Roll
- Official site:http://www.tommyjames.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_James_and_the_Shondells
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Tommy James and the Shondells Lyrics
- Hanky Panky lyrics
- Hanky Panky [Hebrew translation]
- I Think We’re Alone Now lyrics
- Mirage lyrics
- Draggin' the Line lyrics
- Crystal Blue Persuasion [Spanish translation]
- Crystal Blue Persuasion [Portuguese translation]
- Mirage [French translation]
- I Think We’re Alone Now [Turkish translation]
- Crystal Blue Persuasion lyrics
Tommy James and the Shondells also performed lyrics
- Mony Mony (Serbian translation)
- Crimson And Clover (German translation)
- Crimson And Clover (Serbian translation)
- Girls Aloud - I Think We're Alone Now
- Crimson and Clover lyrics
- Crimson And Clover (Greek translation)
- Crimson And Clover (Turkish translation)
- Billy Idol - Mony Mony
- Crimson And Clover (Spanish translation)
- Crimson And Clover lyrics
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- Roksana Węgiel
- Atanas Kolev
- Mikel Erentxun
- híu
- Emma Hewitt
- Aleksandr Kochetkov
- IAMX
- Richman (OST)
- Ronnie Flex
- Conociendo Rusia
- Lunae
- Afion
- Monodream
- Tigris birds
- Pippo Franco
- Rugal (OST)
- Hoyalii
- Nimo
- Orup
- Kaláka
- Young Lady and Gentleman (OST)
- The Original Caste
- Boys Brigade
- Squeezie
- Adso Alejandro
- Fernando Fernández
- Ilir Shaqiri
- Francisca
- The Last Scandal of My Life (OST)
- Capo
- Descendants of the Sun (OST) [Philippines]
- Arindam Chatterjee
- Tóth Gabi
- Snelle
- Kozma Dushi
- NYOU
- DOPA
- Golden Rainbow (OST)
- Sideman
- Temposhark
- Abra (Philippines)
- Echo
- Kajsa Grytt
- Teqkoi
- Laďka Kozderková
- The Banker (OST)
- F1rstman
- Luis Morais
- J.UNA
- Bedoes
- Zeus
- Zest Divine
- Blue October
- ColorBeam
- Amanda Jenssen
- Knob9
- Murray Head
- A-Laget
- Jocie Guo
- Bloom 06
- Weel
- zzuno
- UNIK
- Fudasca
- Anka
- The Ark (Sweden)
- Kayuá
- Cruel Romance (OST)
- Chanan Yuval
- Alan & Kepa
- I Have a Lover (OST)
- Kyoung Yoon
- Cosmos
- TENCA
- bonjr
- I.K
- Yan Frenkel
- Roberto Menescal
- Ellen Oléria
- TROUBLECHILD
- Occasional Dream
- Graun
- dPans
- Kjartan Lauritzen
- Double You
- Mari Sono
- Kasza Tibi
- Jane XØ
- Zubeen Garg
- Otsochodzi
- Momocashew
- Deepe
- XALION
- Solmeister
- Brush Arbor
- QM
- Isma Romero
- Daniela Goggi
- Warumpi Band
- Beautiful World (OST)
- In My Room [German translation]
- Νυχτοπεντοζάλης [Nihtopentozalis] lyrics
- Μια φορά μονάχα φτάνει [Mia fora monaha ftanei] lyrics
- Floss in the Bank lyrics
- Young Money - Back It Up
- Ayy Macarena lyrics
- Dope lyrics
- Tyga - Taste
- Taste [Spanish translation]
- FREAK [Turkish translation]
- Croatian Folk - Zvira voda iz kamena
- Tyga - Hookah
- Θέλω να μ'αγαπάς [Thelo na m'agapas] lyrics
- Tengo Diecisiete Años lyrics
- Naïve [Russian translation]
- Don't Take It Personal
- Down For A Min lyrics
- When You Wish Upon a Star lyrics
- God Talk lyrics
- Cuando tú no estás lyrics
- 되돌리다 [return] [doedollida] lyrics
- Rack City lyrics
- Bend Ova
- Parte De Mi Corazon lyrics
- Bloodline lyrics
- Do What I gotta Do lyrics
- Fuck My Opponent lyrics
- Switch Lanes lyrics
- Make it Nasty lyrics
- Pedro Capó - Como lo hiciste ayer
- Ice Cream Man lyrics
- Luna in piena lyrics
- Master Suite lyrics
- Love Game lyrics
- Tyga - FREAK
- Φίλε μου [File mou] lyrics
- Wham lyrics
- Τα Νησιά [Ta Nisia] lyrics
- Ο τρελός [O trelos] lyrics
- Bored in the House lyrics
- Tyga - Pleazer
- Ασφαλώς και δεν πρέπει [Asfalós kai den prépei] lyrics
- Stimulated [Romanian translation]
- Naïve [Turkish translation]
- Hard For You lyrics
- Lipstick [French translation]
- 40 Mill lyrics
- Stimulated lyrics
- Δύο και άλλα δυο βήματα [Dhío kai álla dhio vímata] lyrics
- Πώς να ξεχάσει κανείς την Αυγή; [Pos na xehasi kanis tin Avyi?] lyrics
- Busted lyrics
- Peter Gabriel - Intruder
- Stimulated [Serbian translation]
- Τα παξιμάδια [Ta paximádhia] lyrics
- Collide
- Spitfire lyrics
- Master Suite [Macedonian translation]
- Shaka Zulu lyrics
- Secrets lyrics
- Hyver lyrics
- Χαλάζι έφερε η ψιχάλα [Halazi efere i psihala] lyrics
- Blessed [Turkish translation]
- Yellow Claw - In My Room
- Tyga - Legendary
- Dennis Rodman lyrics
- Εκδρομή [Ekdromi] lyrics
- Every girl wants my guy lyrics
- Stash lyrics
- Stimulated [Greek translation]
- Αγάπη αγάπη [Agapi agapi] lyrics
- Do My Dance lyrics
- Αχ Ελλάδα σ' αγαπώ [Ah Ellada S'agapo] lyrics
- Reggaeton Lento [Versione Italiana] lyrics
- Rack City [Serbian translation]
- Naïve [Spanish translation]
- Murmúrios lyrics
- Principessa lyrics
- Lipstick lyrics
- Ready To Fuck lyrics
- Lemonade
- Nati alberi lyrics
- Don't Hate The Playa lyrics
- Fiyah lyrics
- Don't Take It Personal [Turkish translation]
- Ayy Macarena [English translation]
- Pure Luxury lyrics
- This Is Like lyrics
- Rita Hayworth lyrics
- Ayy Macarena [Greek translation]
- Cantigas às serranas lyrics
- Don't Get Me Started lyrics
- Hollywood Niggaz lyrics
- Blessed
- Най-добрия [Nai-dobria] lyrics
- I Don't Normally Do This lyrics
- It Doesn't Matter Anymore lyrics
- Joey Montana - THC
- تسمعني [Tisma'ani] lyrics
- Muh Fucka lyrics
- Stimulated [Serbian translation]
- Drake leaves a trail of questions on If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late
- Jenny Lewis journeys into the heart of adulthood on The Voyager
- Sam Smith starts smooth and soulful, ends repetitive and redundant
- Ryan Adams shows consummate consistency on Ryan Adams
- After a four-year absence, Spoon rewards further patience
- Ab-Soul loses control on These Days…
- Ariana Grande’s sweet, sweet fantasies are polished but disappointing
- Electric Würms is the Flaming Lips side project we didn’t need
- One Direction goes in the wrong one on Four
- Yob lightens the gloom—ever so slightly—on Clearing The Path To Ascend
- Garth Brooks’ comeback album is rooted in midair
- “Weird Al” Yankovic smartly skewers, embraces pop culture
- Justin Townes Earle gets somber, bluesy, and bravely intimate
- Murder City Devils’ screaming return is neither heaven nor hell
- Joyce Manor’s quest to eliminate hangovers proves fruitful
- Justin Townes Earle delivers a worthy companion album in Absent Fathers
- With X, Chris Brown gets over himself
- Marilyn Manson once again rises to relevance
- Smashing Pumpkins rediscover their musical focus but lose lyrical depth
- With No Coast, Braid proves its 16-year wait was worth it
- Ghostface Killah tries to repeat a winning formula on 36 Seasons
- With No Cities To Love, Sleater-Kinney opens up and closes in
- Belle & Sebastian returns with its purest pop yet
- Flying Lotus aims for the heavens on You’re Dead!
- Reigning Sound spread warm and fuzzies with another warm, fuzzy stunner
- Blonde Redhead’s quiet, listless reinvention on Barragán
- Inside The Decemberists’ beguiling world
- Fall Out Boy remain pop-rock mad scientists
- In closing the book on Sonic Youth, Thurston Moore holds on to a few pages
- Natalie Prass’ debut is full of personality, big-hearted pop
- With 1989, Taylor Swift finally grows up
- The Rentals’ latest is a mismatched patchwork of their past
- Folk songwriter Strand Of Oaks heals on rock ‘n’ roll masterpiece
- Jungle’s nu-disco is competent and sleek, but not much more
- U2’s digital surprise has some value despite its price
- Shabazz Palaces return with cosmic musings on hip-hop, identity, and black consciousness
- Scott Walker and Sunn O)))’s Soused is as magnificent as it is menacing
- Prince puts an end to his patchy period once and for all
- On José González’s newest, more of the same isn’t
- Love hurts on Björk’s Vulnicura
- On his fourth album, Mark Ronson saves the best for himself
- Rancid proves punk’s not dead with …Honor Is All We Know
- Rick Ross yells about coke for another hour on Hood Billionaire
- Joey Bada$$ thoughtfully engages with hip-hop’s past on his debut album
- Weezer makes an overdue return to sincerity on Everything Will Be Alright In The End
- Andy Stott steps out from the shadows with Faith In Strangers
- Deerhoof returns to cast a jaundiced eye at American hubris
- Pallbearer brings doom metal to the brink once again
- Death From Above 1979 both embraces and transcends its dance-punk roots
- D’Angelo’s long-awaited Black Messiah is devastatingly great
- She & Him’s standards collection is pleasantly retro, if inessential
- Ariel Pink gets help from his friends on Pom Pom
- A marquee cast of folk musicians inoffensively render Bob Dylan’s lyrics
- The New Pornographers nearly live up to their own example on Brill Bruisers
- Mastodon stomps back with a concept that’s both simple and sound
- Maroon 5 crib more pop moves on album number five
- Jeff and Spencer Tweedy make Sukierae a charming family affair
- On his third album, Perfume Genius proves he can’t burn Too Bright
- FKA Twigs gets sultry, ambitious, and inventive on her debut
- Even in times of turmoil, AC/DC still trusts rock
- Reborn as a trio, Interpol turns on its version of light with El Pintor
- A slight change bodes well for Yusuf
- TV On The Radio overcomes loss to make its celebration album
- Aphex Twin returns user-friendly with his first album in 13 years
- Thom Yorke’s Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes is pretty but unremarkable
- There’s nothing standard about Bob Dylan’s latest
- King Tuff stirs some darkness into bubblegum garage punk on Black Moon Spell
- Taylor Swift’s BFF Ed Sheeran reaffirms his pop star status
- Accidental pop songwriter Sia doesn’t quite reclaim solo career momentum
- Karen O’s solo album lacks Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ punch
- Common fails to solve Chicago’s gun violence problem with his music
- After a 5-year lull, Morrissey returns—and shrugs
- Charli XCX breaks out of the guest-star spotlight with Sucker
- Foo Fighters aim for the moon but come up a bit short on Sonic Highways
- Leonard Cohen teases death on the lean, surprising Popular Problems
- Father John Misty tackles romance on the masterful I Love You, Honeybear
- Nicki Minaj unwittingly defends poptimism with raw outbursts of feeling
- Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers deliver again, for half an album anyway
- Neil Young goes orchestral on Storytone
- The Gaslight Anthem reaches for new sounds—sometimes a little too hard
- Upgrades can’t save White Fence’s psych-rock from getting stale
- Panda Bear’s newest has rhythm, but few risks
- Irish singer-songwriter Hozier crafts a solid, bluesy debut
- How To Dress Well remains torn between pop escapism and emotional torment
- Songwriter/producer Butch Walker confronts his ghosts with no fear
- With her dreamy sophomore effort, Jessie Ware continues to impress
- Nancy Whang emerges as a modern disco queen on The Juan MacLean’s In A Dream
- Lupe Fiasco puts off being rap’s conscious voice and rediscovers his own
- Wu-Tang Clan becomes a Disneyfied revival act on A Better Tomorrow
- Run The Jewels returns with fists balled tighter and trauma that runs deeper
- Foxygen finds plenty of beauty in excess with double album
- Chicago’s Twin Peaks make youthful, compelling garage-rock on Wild Onion
- Electro pioneers Basement Jaxx color between the lines, with uneven results
- Christopher Owens peddles tepid country ballads on A New Testament
- The Dodos remain true to their instincts on energetic sixth album
- Young Jeezy shows up to rap on the weird, overwrought Seen It All
- Jessie J’s sweet talk amounts to sweet nothings
- Wiz Khalifa returns with his clumsiest album yet
- Old Crow Medicine Show makes country punk on Remedy
- Ty Segall tweaks himself on Manipulator
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