“Rosanna” - Toto (1982) “Roxanne” - The Police (1978) “Michelle” - The Beatles (1965) “Alison” - Elvis Costello (1977) “Sara” - Fleetwood Mac (1979) “Angie” - The Rolling Stones (1973) “Brandy” - Looking Glass (1972) “Mandy” - Barry Manilow (1974) “Gloria” - Laura Branigan (1982) “Cecilia” - Simon & Garfunkel (1970) “Maggie May” - Rod Stewart (1971) “Jessica” - The Allman Brothers Band (1973) “Nancy” - Jimmy Van Heusen (1942) “Barbara Ann” - The Beach Boys (1965) “Billie Jean” - Michael Jackson (1983) “Layla” - Derek and the Dominos (1971) “Lola” - The Kinks (1970) “Polly” - Nirvana (1991) “Helena” - My Chemical Romance (2005) “Jenny from the Block” - Jennifer Lopez (2002) “Sherry” - The Four Seasons (1962) “Laura” - Billy Joel (1982) “Wendy” - The Beach Boys (1964) “Maria” - Blondie (1999) “Peggy Sue” - Buddy Holly (1957) “Minnie the Moocher” - Cab Calloway (1931) “Tracy” - The Cuff Links (1969) “Jean” - Oliver (1969) “Jane” - Jefferson Starship (1979) “Mary Ann” - Ray Charles (1956) “Eleanor Rigby” - The Beatles (1966)
James Flowers It was hard to find the right song and the right version for some of these songs, I knew I probably messed up on at least one of them. I fixed it.
Brian: “Is that a Michael Sam jersey?” Stewie: “Yep two boy names doubly masculine” Brian: “Like George Michael?” Stewie: “Shut up” Brian: “Are you still stuck on that woman thinking you were a girl?” Chris: “Elton John……..is another” Stewie: “No I just though it would be good to take up sports. Like boys do” Chris: “Barney Frank… is yet another one” Brian “Chris please…. Actually you know what? Ricky Martin there’s a lot of these”
@@GBart Rosanna, Pamela, Angela, Lea, Anna, Melanie, Holyanna, Lorraine, Goodbye Elenore, Carmen, Mushanga, and most recently Chelsea (extra points if you count Mrs. Johnson and Miss Sun)
Updating periodically: “Oh Sherrie” - Steve Perry (‘84) “Suzanne” - Journey (‘86) “Jessie” - Joshua Kadison (‘93) “Carrie” - Europe (‘86) “Suzie Q” - Dale Hawkins (‘57) / Creedence Clearwater Revival (‘68) “Adrienne” - The Calling (‘01) “Kim” - Eminem (‘00) “Hannah Jane” - Hootie & the Blowfish (‘94) “Louise” - Human League (‘84) “Amelia” - The Mission UK (‘90) “Belinda” - Eurythmics (‘81) “Jennifer” - Eurythmics (‘83) “Julia” - Eurythmics (‘84) “Sylvia” - Eurythmics (‘89) “Janie Jones” - The Clash (‘77) “Sweet Guinevere” - Gordon Lightfoot (‘78) “Daylight Katy” - Gordon Lightfoot (‘78) “Ruby” - Kaiser Chiefs (‘04) “Jenny Jenny” - Little Richard (‘57) “Lucille” - Little Richard (‘58) “Beth” - Kiss (‘76) “Jade” - Mike Posner (‘16) “Lily” - Kate Bush (‘94) “Lyra” - Kate Bush (‘07) “Lilian” - Depeche Mode (‘05) “Abilene” - Yes (‘78) “Joan Crawford" - Blue Oyster Cult ('81) “Mona” - Wall of Voodoo ('85) “Sherry Darling” - Bruce Springsteen ('80) “Eva” - Orgy (‘00) “Ella Guru” - Captain Beefheart (‘69) “Maggie M’Gill” - The Doors (‘70) “Me and Sarah Jane” - Genesis (‘81) Depending on your point of view, these next ones may or may not count: “Tracy’s Song” - Nelson Bros. (‘90) “Sussudio” - Phil Collins (‘85) “Help Me, R(h)onda” - Beach Boys (‘65) “Violet” - Hole (‘94) “Donna, Please” - Steve Perry (‘94) “Mony Mony” - Tommy James (‘68) / Billy Idol (‘87) “Poor Shirley” - Christopher Cross (‘79) “Think of Laura” - Christopher Cross (‘83) “Be My Girl, Sally” - The Police (‘78) “Miss Gradenko” - The Police (‘83) “Crazy Mary” - Victoria Williams / Pearl Jam “Luka” - Suzanne Vega (‘87) “The Revenge of Vera Gemini” - Blue Oyster Cult ('76) “Poor Little Allison” - Gordon Lightfoot (‘71) “Sad Theresa” - Warrant (‘92) “Della Brown” - Queensryche (‘91) “Suite Sister Mary” - Queensryche (‘88) [I did not misspell ‘sweet,’ that’s the actual title.]
here’s some more songs named after girls that the comments section have seemed to forget: Olivia - One Direction (2015) Diana - One Direction (2013) Cherry - Harry Styles (2019) Carolina - Harry Styles (2017) Sofia - Clairo (2018) Talia - King Princess (2019) Drew Barrymore - SZA (2017) Barbra Streisand - Duck Sauce (2014) Addison Rae - The Kid LAROI (2020) Annie - Mac DeMarco (2012) Uma Thurman - Fall Out Boy (2015) Grace Kelly - MIKA (2007) Oh Lori - Alessi Brothers (1977) Goodnight Josephine - The Tragically Hip (2004) Baby Jane - Rod Stewart (1983)
Jack and Diane by Mellencamp is half of one, there’s also My Michelle (GNR 1987) Mrs Vandebilt (Wings 1973) Mary Lou (Steve Miller Band 1973) Romeo and Juliet (Dire Straits 1980) (also half) Dreamboat Annie Parts I, II and III (Heart 1975) Oh Yoko! (John Lennon 1971) Angela (John Lennon and Yoko Ono (1972) Peggy Sue (John Lennon 1975) Dear Yoko (John Lennon 1980) Maggie Mae (The Beatles 1970) Lorelei (Styx 1975) Jamie’s Cryin’ (Van Halen 1978) Vera (Pink Floyd 1979) See Emily Play (Pink Floyd 1967) Julia Dream (Pink Floyd 1968) Lay Down Sally (Eric Clapton 1977) Alberta (Eric Clapton 1977) Lovely Rita (The Beatles 1967) State Street Sadie (Styx 1981) Sexy Sadie (The Beatles 1968) Inside Silvia (Rick Springfield 1981) Major Barbra (Aerosmith 1974) Mia (Aerosmith 1979) Prelude to Joanie/Joanie’s Butterfly (Aerosmith 1982) Janie’s Got A Gun (Aerosmith 1989) Kudos to Brian for knowing all those songs on hand. Edit: completely forgot Amanda and Hollyann (1986) by Boston Edit 2: Manuela Run and Angela by Toto (1978) Lorraine by Toto (1979) Goodbye Elenore (1981) Carmen (1984) Lea (1986) Pamela and Anna (1988) Elenore by The Turtles (1967) Toto made quite a few songs named after women… Edit 3: Luanne by Foreigner Edit 4: Sister Moonshine by Supertramp (1975), Fantasy Girl by 38 Special (1980) and Temporary Secretary by Paul McCartney (1980) if you count more general titles. Also Be My Girl - Sally by The Police (1978) Ma-Ma-Ma Belle by Electric Light Orchestra (1973) Portobello Belle by Dire Straits (1979) Suite Madame Blue by Styx (1975) Daisy Jane by America (1975) Jackie Blue by Ozark Mountain Daredevils (1974) Annie, Annie Over by Steppenwolf (1975) Janine by David Bowie (1969) Letter to Hermione by David Bowie (1969) Cross-Eyed Mary by Jethro Tull (1971) Brandy (You’re A Fine Girl) by Looking Glass (1972) Sara Smile by Daryl Hall and John Oates (1975)
A few others to add to the list: “Mary”- Oingo Boingo “Rhiannon” - Fleetwood Mac “Runaround Sue” - Dion “Delilah” - Tom Jones “Dirty Diana” - Michael Jackson “Beth” - KISS “Suzanne” - Journey
Anna - Arthur Alexander Polythene Pam - The Beatles Bernadette - The Four Tops Maybeline - Chuck Berry Oh Yoko - John Lennon Victoria - The Kinks Mrs. Robinson - Simon & Garfunkel Dirty Diana - Michael Jackson Come On Eileen - Dexy’s Midnight Runners Oh Sherrie - Steve Perry Runaround Sue - Dion
Rosanna Roxanne Michelle Allison Sarah Angie Brandy Mandy Gloria Cecilia Maggie May Jessica Nancy Barbara Ann Billie Jean Layla Lola Polly Helena Jenny from the Block ~~~ Sherry Laura Wendy Maria Peggy Sue Minnie the Moocher ~~~ Tracy Jean Jane Mary Ann Eleanor Rigby
What about “My Sharona” - The Kinks (1979) “Come on Eileen” Dexy’s Midnight Ryders(82) “Jenny” - Tommy TuTone (1982) “Oh Sherry” - Steve Perri (1983) “Goodbye Norma Jean” - Elton John (1980s) “Maria” (West Side Story) & (The Sound of Music)” “Veronica” - Elvis Costello (1980s) “Ammie” - Allman Brothers
He also forgot: Julia Sweet Caroline Mrs. Robinson Celestial the Queen Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Dizzy Miss Lizzy My Sharona Lovely Rita Ruby Tuesday Sweet Jane Lay Down Sally Amie Rosalita (come out tonight) Mary Jane’s Last Dance
He did say there was about a million of songs with girl's name in the title and my guess is that it would take the whole episode or two or three to say them all or it would ruin the joke
Few more: (If it was a modern Family Guy sketch) "Name 35 more" "Julia" - The Beatles (1968) "Susie Q" - Dale Hawkins (1958) "Amanda" - Boston (1986) "Delilah" - Tom Jones (1967) "Aime" - Pure Prairie League (1972) "Josie" - Steely Dan (1977) "Izabelle" - Jimi Hendrix (1969) "Rhiannon" - Fleetwood Mac (1976) "Aubrey" - Bread (1972) "Emily" - Frank Sinatra (1964) "Peg" - Steely Dan (1977) "Lucille" - Little Richard (1957) "Victoria" - The Kinks (1969) "Sally G" - Paul McCartney and Wings (1974) "Valleri” - The Monkees (1968) "Bernadette" - Four Tops (1967) "Joanne" - Michael Nesmith and the First National Band (1970) "Ruby" - Kenny Rogers (1969) "Rio" - Duran Duran (1982) "Charlena" - Ruben and the Jets (1973) "Sheila" - Tommy Roe (1962) "Rosalie" - The Searchers (1963) "Beth" - Kiss (1976) "Ophelia" - The Band (1975) "Caroline" - Status Quo (1973) "Elvira" - Dallas Frazier/ The Oak Ridge Boys (1966, 1981 respectively) "Amanda" - Waylon Jennings (1973) "Nadine" - Chuck Berry (1964) "Denise" - Randy and the Rainbows (1963) "Heather" - Paul McCartney (2001) "Eloise" - Barry Ryan (1968) "Roberta" - Billy Joel (1974) "Cinderella" - Sonics (1966) "Jeanette" - The English Beat (1982) "Rosie" - Joan Armatrading (1979)
2000 LBS Of Blues - Black Eyed Mary Alvvays - Belinda Says Blind Guardian - Barbara Ann Caravan Palace - Jolie Coquine Caravan Palace - Suzy Clamavi De Profundis - Jaina - Daughter Of The Sea Clamavi De Profundis - Lament For Lalaith Clamavi De Profundis - Lillian's Song - Requiem For The Lost And Forever Loved Clutch - In Walks Barbarella Darkthrone - Valkyrie Der Tanz Der Vampire - Fur Sarah Diktatura - Jurate Ir Kastytis Dion - Donna The Prima Donna Doc Holliday - Melissa Dr Feelgood - Baby Jane Dr Feelgood - Roxette Dropkick Murphys - Tessie Falco - Jeanny Fleetwood Mac - Rhiannon Fleetwood Mac - Sara Funky Destination - Amy's Story Ghost - Cirice Ghost - Mary On A Cross Kaiser Chiefs - Ruby Ken Laszlo - Mary Ann Leonard Cohen - So Long, Marianne Leonard Cohen - Suzanne Lordi - Romeo Ate Juliet Mika - Grace Kelly Romuvos - Egle : The Queen Of Serpents Shakin' Stevens - Marie, Marie Smokie - Who The Fuck Is Alice? The Damned - Eloise The Knack - My Sharona Tom Jones - Delilah
i can name a couple more Julia - The Beatles Sara - Fleetwood Mac Lovely Rita - The Beatles Amie - Pure Prairie League Jamie's Crying - Van Helan Anna - The Beatles Hey There Delilah - Plain White T's Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - The Beatles Layla - Eric Clampton Melissa - Allman Brothers Band The Wind Cries Mary - Jimi Hendrix Lay Down Sally - Eric Clampton Lola - The Kinks Amanda - Boston Mary Jane's Last Dance - Tom Petty
Here are some more: "Jennifer Juniper" - Donovan" (1968). "Donna" - Richie Valens" (1958) "Sheila - Tommy Roe (1962) "Emma" - Hot Chocolate (1974) "Denise" - Randy and the Rainbows (1963)
“Rosanna” - Toto (1982)
“Roxanne” - The Police (1978)
“Michelle” - The Beatles (1965)
“Alison” - Elvis Costello (1977)
“Sara” - Fleetwood Mac (1979)
“Angie” - The Rolling Stones (1973)
“Brandy” - Looking Glass (1972)
“Mandy” - Barry Manilow (1974)
“Gloria” - Laura Branigan (1982)
“Cecilia” - Simon & Garfunkel (1970)
“Maggie May” - Rod Stewart (1971)
“Jessica” - The Allman Brothers Band (1973)
“Nancy” - Jimmy Van Heusen (1942)
“Barbara Ann” - The Beach Boys (1965)
“Billie Jean” - Michael Jackson (1983)
“Layla” - Derek and the Dominos (1971)
“Lola” - The Kinks (1970)
“Polly” - Nirvana (1991)
“Helena” - My Chemical Romance (2005)
“Jenny from the Block” - Jennifer Lopez (2002)
“Sherry” - The Four Seasons (1962)
“Laura” - Billy Joel (1982)
“Wendy” - The Beach Boys (1964)
“Maria” - Blondie (1999)
“Peggy Sue” - Buddy Holly (1957)
“Minnie the Moocher” - Cab Calloway (1931)
“Tracy” - The Cuff Links (1969)
“Jean” - Oliver (1969)
“Jane” - Jefferson Starship (1979)
“Mary Ann” - Ray Charles (1956)
“Eleanor Rigby” - The Beatles (1966)
James Flowers It was hard to find the right song and the right version for some of these songs, I knew I probably messed up on at least one of them. I fixed it.
And with that i'm off to make a playlist, thanks for the info!
Actually, Gloria by Umberto Tozzi and Laura Branigan (1979, 1982)
My generation really took a wild turn with music since the 2000s huh
Matthew Orlandi legend
For everyone saying he left some songs out, he DID say there was a million of them. You want him to name them all?
YES
@@themerrymaker7144 Poor Brian. 😂😂😂😂
True. And anyway, he just named as many as Stewie asked for. And did it again and again and probably would keep up if Stewie kept on.
thought jolene would make an appearance
@@nunyabusiness8538 jolene jolene jolene jolene
I'm begging of you please don't take my man
I for one am Impressed by Brians knowledge of music!
Quinn Fletcher right😂
And yet when he brags about charities, he can't name one
Idk it's pretty famous songs
He knows enough to come across as being a hipster and "knowing his shit"
To be honest: since there's so many, you could say just about any woman's name and it'll probably also be the name of a song.
I completely lost it when Brian said "That was horrible"
“SHUT UP”
@@DillonNafis meg
shit is f*ckin hilarious😭.. as a “friend” a tad harsh
To be fair though, if that’s the groundwork, then the finished product is gonna suck. Stewie saying it’s not complete should be “I’ll start over”.
Rhiannon ~ Fleetwood mac
Miranda. ~ Fleetwood mac
Sara. ~ Fleetwood mac
Angel. ~ Fleetwood mac
Destiny. ~ Fleetwood mac
Angel should be on there twice, seeing how they made two song by that same name.
Ha that’s awesome. Love Fleetwood mac
Brian mentioning a My Chemical Romance song caught me off guard.
There's also a song called "Helena" by The Misfits, which happens to have been released earlier...
@@CocaCoala pretty sure both were out when this episode aired so who knows what it was referencing
@@drainer3339 i think it's more likely referencing the MCR song as it's the more popular song. I'm a big fan of both bands so I'll take both lmao
Well, My Chemical Romance is Canon in the series, if that plane crash in September 2001 is Canon, MCR is Canon in the series
Who remembers when hulu was free
Pepridge Remembers
Pepridge Farm Remembers
It was never free for me. Being Canadian, Hulu wouldn't let me use it.
who remembers when it was cool to be oppa Minecraft style 😎
Hulu use to be free???
Jolene by Dolly Parton
Everbody forgets jolenne !
Jolyne Cujoh
"oh yeah? name four more."
"jolene"
"jolene"
"jolene"
"JOLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I was just thinking this lol
Marceline by Willow Smith
'Kim' by Eminem, most romantic song out there.
Stony Potson I’m sure they’re having a lovely marriage
Yes very romantic indeed
Oh yeahhhh
Gets me teary eyed everytime 🥲
so lovley he even helped her donate blood,after a romantic evning
For an extra layer of insult, Brian should have named Suzy Q by Credence Clearwater Revival.
Or Suzanna by The Arts Company
Yall they didn't "forget" anyone he's not gonna name all of them...
Bloooooooo!
Honorable mentions:
"Beth" - Kiss (1976)
"Maybellene" - Chuck Berry (1955)
"Sara Smile" - Hall & Oates (1975)
"Oh Sherrie" - Steve Perry (1983)
"Annie's Song" - John Denver (1974)
That Beethoven part though. I don't think I've laughed that hard all week.
“So you’re a music fan huh? Name every song named after a girl!”
Great tie-in to the Quagmire toilet meme. Bravo sir!
Amanda, Jessica, Melissa, Jolene and Lorelai are 5 others he didn’t get around to mentioning.
He said Jessica
What about Oh carol
The fact that there's a playlist on Spotify with all those songs is just funny
Hands down the best Family Guy routine
no
Brian: “Is that a Michael Sam jersey?”
Stewie: “Yep two boy names doubly masculine”
Brian: “Like George Michael?”
Stewie: “Shut up”
Brian: “Are you still stuck on that woman thinking you were a girl?”
Chris: “Elton John……..is another”
Stewie: “No I just though it would be good to take up sports. Like boys do”
Chris: “Barney Frank… is yet another one”
Brian “Chris please…. Actually you know what? Ricky Martin there’s a lot of these”
"Alison Hell" - Annihilator
"Helena" - My Chemical Romance
"Rose of Sharyn" - Killswitch Engage
"Letter to Dana" - Sonata Arctica
"Nancy the Tavern Wench" - Alestorm
"Ruby" - Kaiser Chiefs
MCR
he already mentioned helena
He already mentioned Helena, but its still a great song
WHATS THE WORST THING I COULD SAY
Surprised "Suzanne" by Leonard Cohen wasn't on there.
Komic Klepto or Jolene
he said both
Also Emily by Frank Sinatra
Helena ;)
jenny from the block
@Matthew Anthony I agree, I strongly dislike myself for writing this comment
I keep comming back for this!
One of the best jokes!
V-Stah I agree and it is good to know I’m not the only one. This is at least my fifth time here since i saw it originally on tv.
Annie's Song by John Denver.
Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond
Mona by The Beach Boys
You fill up my senses like night in a forest..
Wendy by The Beach Boys.
@@mrs.dairycow62 Billie Jean by Michael Jackson
Help me Rhonda by The Beach Boys
@@mrs.dairycow62 Like the mountains in springtime, like a walk in the rain
This was legitimately hilarious, the writers must have had a good day for once
This episode is like 15 years old, so that would explain why it's actually funny.
Literally had over 10 other options for Toto alone! Haha
Uh... Africa?
I don't know Toto that well
@@GBart Rosanna, Pamela, Angela, Lea, Anna, Melanie, Holyanna, Lorraine, Goodbye Elenore, Carmen, Mushanga, and most recently Chelsea (extra points if you count Mrs. Johnson and Miss Sun)
Updating periodically:
“Oh Sherrie” - Steve Perry (‘84)
“Suzanne” - Journey (‘86)
“Jessie” - Joshua Kadison (‘93)
“Carrie” - Europe (‘86)
“Suzie Q” - Dale Hawkins (‘57) / Creedence Clearwater Revival (‘68)
“Adrienne” - The Calling (‘01)
“Kim” - Eminem (‘00)
“Hannah Jane” - Hootie & the Blowfish (‘94)
“Louise” - Human League (‘84)
“Amelia” - The Mission UK (‘90)
“Belinda” - Eurythmics (‘81)
“Jennifer” - Eurythmics (‘83)
“Julia” - Eurythmics (‘84)
“Sylvia” - Eurythmics (‘89)
“Janie Jones” - The Clash (‘77)
“Sweet Guinevere” - Gordon Lightfoot (‘78)
“Daylight Katy” - Gordon Lightfoot (‘78)
“Ruby” - Kaiser Chiefs (‘04)
“Jenny Jenny” - Little Richard (‘57)
“Lucille” - Little Richard (‘58)
“Beth” - Kiss (‘76)
“Jade” - Mike Posner (‘16)
“Lily” - Kate Bush (‘94)
“Lyra” - Kate Bush (‘07)
“Lilian” - Depeche Mode (‘05)
“Abilene” - Yes (‘78)
“Joan Crawford" - Blue Oyster Cult ('81)
“Mona” - Wall of Voodoo ('85)
“Sherry Darling” - Bruce Springsteen ('80)
“Eva” - Orgy (‘00)
“Ella Guru” - Captain Beefheart (‘69)
“Maggie M’Gill” - The Doors (‘70)
“Me and Sarah Jane” - Genesis (‘81)
Depending on your point of view, these next ones may or may not count:
“Tracy’s Song” - Nelson Bros. (‘90)
“Sussudio” - Phil Collins (‘85)
“Help Me, R(h)onda” - Beach Boys (‘65)
“Violet” - Hole (‘94)
“Donna, Please” - Steve Perry (‘94)
“Mony Mony” - Tommy James (‘68) / Billy Idol (‘87)
“Poor Shirley” - Christopher Cross (‘79)
“Think of Laura” - Christopher Cross (‘83)
“Be My Girl, Sally” - The Police (‘78)
“Miss Gradenko” - The Police (‘83)
“Crazy Mary” - Victoria Williams / Pearl Jam
“Luka” - Suzanne Vega (‘87)
“The Revenge of Vera Gemini” - Blue Oyster Cult ('76)
“Poor Little Allison” - Gordon Lightfoot (‘71)
“Sad Theresa” - Warrant (‘92)
“Della Brown” - Queensryche (‘91)
“Suite Sister Mary” - Queensryche (‘88) [I did not misspell ‘sweet,’ that’s the actual title.]
Impressive!
"Angelia" - Richard Marx ('89)
"Barracuda" - Heart ('77) Ok, not an actual girls name yet XD
Hey Jude - The Beatles (68)
"Come On Eileen" - Dexy's Midnight Runners
Bennie and the jets- Elton John (74)
He mentioned Eleanor Rigby, so those songs count too
HELENA!!!! That’s MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE
I thought that as well
Does "Hey There Delilah" count as a song named after a girl too? It just randomly popped into my head but I don't know if it counts
It would but I’m pretty sure this episode came out before that song did
@@DoctorPepper445 hey there Delilah came out in 2006, this episode came out in 2009, btw I love your username
Not just a name so it sort of counts
Delilah is a girl so...
@@Asimo44 He said Brandy from "Brandy, Your a Fine Girl" so "Hey There Delilah" counts
here’s some more songs named after girls that the comments section have seemed to forget:
Olivia - One Direction (2015)
Diana - One Direction (2013)
Cherry - Harry Styles (2019)
Carolina - Harry Styles (2017)
Sofia - Clairo (2018)
Talia - King Princess (2019)
Drew Barrymore - SZA (2017)
Barbra Streisand - Duck Sauce (2014)
Addison Rae - The Kid LAROI (2020)
Annie - Mac DeMarco (2012)
Uma Thurman - Fall Out Boy (2015)
Grace Kelly - MIKA (2007)
Oh Lori - Alessi Brothers (1977)
Goodnight Josephine - The Tragically Hip (2004)
Baby Jane - Rod Stewart (1983)
He said only as much as he was asked to he isn’t gonna name every song named after a girl
This episode was made before most of these song you listed
This is a Family Guy episode from 2009, most of those songs hadn't even been released yet
Jack and Diane by Mellencamp is half of one, there’s also
My Michelle (GNR 1987)
Mrs Vandebilt (Wings 1973)
Mary Lou (Steve Miller Band 1973)
Romeo and Juliet (Dire Straits 1980) (also half)
Dreamboat Annie Parts I, II and III (Heart 1975)
Oh Yoko! (John Lennon 1971)
Angela (John Lennon and Yoko Ono (1972)
Peggy Sue (John Lennon 1975)
Dear Yoko (John Lennon 1980)
Maggie Mae (The Beatles 1970)
Lorelei (Styx 1975)
Jamie’s Cryin’ (Van Halen 1978)
Vera (Pink Floyd 1979)
See Emily Play (Pink Floyd 1967)
Julia Dream (Pink Floyd 1968)
Lay Down Sally (Eric Clapton 1977)
Alberta (Eric Clapton 1977)
Lovely Rita (The Beatles 1967)
State Street Sadie (Styx 1981)
Sexy Sadie (The Beatles 1968)
Inside Silvia (Rick Springfield 1981)
Major Barbra (Aerosmith 1974)
Mia (Aerosmith 1979)
Prelude to Joanie/Joanie’s Butterfly (Aerosmith 1982)
Janie’s Got A Gun (Aerosmith 1989)
Kudos to Brian for knowing all those songs on hand.
Edit: completely forgot Amanda and Hollyann (1986) by Boston
Edit 2: Manuela Run and Angela by Toto (1978)
Lorraine by Toto (1979)
Goodbye Elenore (1981)
Carmen (1984)
Lea (1986)
Pamela and Anna (1988)
Elenore by The Turtles (1967)
Toto made quite a few songs named after women…
Edit 3: Luanne by Foreigner
Edit 4: Sister Moonshine by Supertramp (1975), Fantasy Girl by 38 Special (1980) and Temporary Secretary by Paul McCartney (1980) if you count more general titles.
Also
Be My Girl - Sally by The Police (1978)
Ma-Ma-Ma Belle by Electric Light Orchestra (1973)
Portobello Belle by Dire Straits (1979)
Suite Madame Blue by Styx (1975)
Daisy Jane by America (1975)
Jackie Blue by Ozark Mountain Daredevils (1974)
Annie, Annie Over by Steppenwolf (1975)
Janine by David Bowie (1969)
Letter to Hermione by David Bowie (1969)
Cross-Eyed Mary by Jethro Tull (1971)
Brandy (You’re A Fine Girl) by Looking Glass (1972)
Sara Smile by Daryl Hall and John Oates (1975)
name six more!
"Judith" - A Perfect Circle
"Magdalena" - A Perfect Circle
"Rose" - A Perfect Circle
See a pattern?
Ya don't say?
What about Eileen ?! "come on Eileen.." Dexy midnight runners
Watch the American Dad episode where Francine sleeps with the band in a flashback. Adds some much needed context to the song’s origins.
A few others to add to the list:
“Mary”- Oingo Boingo
“Rhiannon” - Fleetwood Mac
“Runaround Sue” - Dion
“Delilah” - Tom Jones
“Dirty Diana” - Michael Jackson
“Beth” - KISS
“Suzanne” - Journey
My Michele by Guns n Roses...doubt anyone had that one, but I love it
Anna - Arthur Alexander
Polythene Pam - The Beatles
Bernadette - The Four Tops
Maybeline - Chuck Berry
Oh Yoko - John Lennon
Victoria - The Kinks
Mrs. Robinson - Simon & Garfunkel
Dirty Diana - Michael Jackson
Come On Eileen - Dexy’s Midnight Runners
Oh Sherrie - Steve Perry
Runaround Sue - Dion
Donna- Ritchie Valens
Julia-The Beatles
Hey There Deliliah - Plain White T's
Dude that old Hulu intro was a fucking nostalgia trip
And out of all the names Brian listed, I only know one which is Billie Jean by Michael Jackson. That’s kinda sad lol
same lol
It is sad. I'd suggest Rosanna, Layla, and Roxanne for starters.
I recognized only about two
@@Asimo44 I'd also recommend Lola and Eleanor Rigby
billy jean and jenny from the block for me 😅
I was listening to "Jamie" by Weezer when all of a sudden this video popped into my head and I had the urge to watch it. Does that make me bad?
There's also "Joanna" by Kool and the Gang
Thank you! Just came looking for that song!
For some reason tonight, this scene came to mind, and I had to look it up to see if Rosanna by Toto was in the list...bam! First one LoL
Same hahaha
Cant forget "Amanda" by Boston :)
I didn't :)
"Hey Prudence. "- Beatles
Isn't it Dear prudence?
Whenever I hear any of these songs, I think of this scene.
Layla, Valérie, Sweet Fanta Diallo, Martha, Rosie, Alice, Alberta, Oh Donna.
Athena by The Who
Pictures of Lily - ditto
Back when Brian could outsmart Stewie.
We need more newer episodes like “Baking Bad” and “First Blood”, where he was able to do that.
Cant forget Jimi Hendrix. Dolly Dagger and The Wind Cries Mary.😂
:D :D I love this…
They forgot Beth by KISS.
I’m surprised that wasn’t mentioned cause I know Seth is a kiss fan 😂
@@jtlampsu2 yes a rock group
Stewie: Go (Bleep) yourself
Don’t forget about “April Moon”
What about "Hey There Delilah"? :)
I love how he counts Minnie the Moocher
They all have to end on a 5 syllable ending for comedic flow. Like Carlins 7 dirty words.
@@justayoutuber1906 Okay
He forgot Carrie, Carrie Anne and Donna. 😂
Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond
They forgot come on Eileen
Rosanna
Roxanne
Michelle
Allison
Sarah
Angie
Brandy
Mandy
Gloria
Cecilia
Maggie May
Jessica
Nancy
Barbara Ann
Billie Jean
Layla
Lola
Polly
Helena
Jenny from the Block
~~~
Sherry
Laura
Wendy
Maria
Peggy Sue
Minnie the Moocher
~~~
Tracy
Jean
Jane
Mary Ann
Eleanor Rigby
*tosses guitar on the ground* Go fuck yourself.
Brian: There are a million of them already.
Stewie: Name a million.
"Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" - Looking Glass (1972)
Evie, by Stevie Wright (of the Easybeats). Yes, all 11 minutes of it. The most complete love song there is.
Donna - Richie Valens (that's just one that came to mind)
My father memorized this after only watching it twice through. Still wish I got his memory but whatever.
What about “My Sharona” - The Kinks (1979)
“Come on Eileen” Dexy’s Midnight Ryders(82)
“Jenny” - Tommy TuTone (1982)
“Oh Sherry” - Steve Perri (1983)
“Goodbye Norma Jean” - Elton John (1980s)
“Maria” (West Side Story) & (The Sound of Music)”
“Veronica” - Elvis Costello (1980s)
“Ammie” - Allman Brothers
wow, a GOOD Family Guy joke! so rare nowadays. (and not the Beethoven one. that was shit.)
Also he missed Black Betty and Melissa.
McBehrer and you’re still watching family guy clips.
Shows a lot of your knowledge
it was from season 7, so that's probably why
He also missed henrietta by the fratellis
He also forgot:
Julia
Sweet Caroline
Mrs. Robinson
Celestial the Queen
Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
Dizzy Miss Lizzy
My Sharona
Lovely Rita
Ruby Tuesday
Sweet Jane
Lay Down Sally
Amie
Rosalita (come out tonight)
Mary Jane’s Last Dance
@@xanzibar5374
Proud Mary is a boat, not a woman.
He didn't mention Paul Anka's "Diana", "Penny Lane", Ritchie Valens's "Donna", or Rick James's "Mary Jane"
Rafael Hakimian I know how do you forget about Donna.
My favorite family guy clip hands down.
HELENA
no love for amanda by boston from what i can see in these comments
I'm not sure that "Lola" counts as being a girl.
+Susan Khaury:
Okay, lets say: a kind of. ;-)
Clearly not! :)
Let's not forget: the list is "Songs named after girls". The content is irrelevant. It is a song title with a girl's name.
Susan Khaury Lola is a girls name so I'm not sure what you're talking about
amelia The song is about a transvestite.
Darling Nikki by Prince. The Monkees had a few songs Valleri, Lady Jane and Mary, Mary.
Prince also had Annie Christian,Bambi,
and dinner with Delores as well😁😁😁
Fun fact, Beatles and The Beach Boys each have two songs listed here
How do you just know 31 songs named after girls off the top of your head
I’m surprised these weren’t mentioned:
“Jolene” - Dolly Parton
“Joanna” - Kool & the Gang
“Hey There Delilah” - The Plain White Ts
Ruby-Kaiser Chiefs (2005)
My Michelle-Guns 'n Roses (1987)
My Sharona-The Knack (1979)
Black Betty-Ram Jam (1977)
"Sharona" -The Knack
"Diana"-Paul Anka
"Delilah"-Tom Jones
"Sandy"- John Travolta
don't forget come on Eileen
Brian missed one; Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond.
He missed about 4,000 songs named after girls
He did say there was about a million
of songs with girl's name in the title and
my guess is that it would take the whole episode or two or three to say them all or it would ruin the joke
A small detail I noticed is how Stewie's song is called Suzie, and Brian didn't mention neither Suzie Q from CCR nor Susanna from the Arts Company.
Suzyyyy you're a babyyyy xD
Ohhh, Suzie Q... lol
Few more:
(If it was a modern Family Guy sketch)
"Name 35 more"
"Julia" - The Beatles (1968)
"Susie Q" - Dale Hawkins (1958)
"Amanda" - Boston (1986)
"Delilah" - Tom Jones (1967)
"Aime" - Pure Prairie League (1972)
"Josie" - Steely Dan (1977)
"Izabelle" - Jimi Hendrix (1969)
"Rhiannon" - Fleetwood Mac (1976)
"Aubrey" - Bread (1972)
"Emily" - Frank Sinatra (1964)
"Peg" - Steely Dan (1977)
"Lucille" - Little Richard (1957)
"Victoria" - The Kinks (1969)
"Sally G" - Paul McCartney and Wings (1974)
"Valleri” - The Monkees (1968)
"Bernadette" - Four Tops (1967)
"Joanne" - Michael Nesmith and the First National Band (1970)
"Ruby" - Kenny Rogers (1969)
"Rio" - Duran Duran (1982)
"Charlena" - Ruben and the Jets (1973)
"Sheila" - Tommy Roe (1962)
"Rosalie" - The Searchers (1963)
"Beth" - Kiss (1976)
"Ophelia" - The Band (1975)
"Caroline" - Status Quo (1973)
"Elvira" - Dallas Frazier/ The Oak Ridge Boys (1966, 1981 respectively)
"Amanda" - Waylon Jennings (1973)
"Nadine" - Chuck Berry (1964)
"Denise" - Randy and the Rainbows (1963)
"Heather" - Paul McCartney (2001)
"Eloise" - Barry Ryan (1968)
"Roberta" - Billy Joel (1974)
"Cinderella" - Sonics (1966)
"Jeanette" - The English Beat (1982)
"Rosie" - Joan Armatrading (1979)
I doubt it would’ve went that far but it’s crazy there are so many songs named after a girl
@Mr. And I Quote
“Jolene”- Dolly Parton (1973)
“Kim”- Eminem (2000)
“Dirty Diana”- Michael Jackson (1988)
@Mr. And I Quote
“Breakfast at Tiffany’s”- Deep Blue Something (1995)
“Hey There Delilah”- Plain White T’s (2006)
@Mr. And I Quote “Whatever Lola Wants”- Sara Vaughn (1955)
they forgot Come On Eileen
Shandi, Jessie's Girl, Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds
2000 LBS Of Blues - Black Eyed Mary
Alvvays - Belinda Says
Blind Guardian - Barbara Ann
Caravan Palace - Jolie Coquine
Caravan Palace - Suzy
Clamavi De Profundis - Jaina - Daughter Of The Sea
Clamavi De Profundis - Lament For Lalaith
Clamavi De Profundis - Lillian's Song - Requiem For The Lost And Forever Loved
Clutch - In Walks Barbarella
Darkthrone - Valkyrie
Der Tanz Der Vampire - Fur Sarah
Diktatura - Jurate Ir Kastytis
Dion - Donna The Prima Donna
Doc Holliday - Melissa
Dr Feelgood - Baby Jane
Dr Feelgood - Roxette
Dropkick Murphys - Tessie
Falco - Jeanny
Fleetwood Mac - Rhiannon
Fleetwood Mac - Sara
Funky Destination - Amy's Story
Ghost - Cirice
Ghost - Mary On A Cross
Kaiser Chiefs - Ruby
Ken Laszlo - Mary Ann
Leonard Cohen - So Long, Marianne
Leonard Cohen - Suzanne
Lordi - Romeo Ate Juliet
Mika - Grace Kelly
Romuvos - Egle : The Queen Of Serpents
Shakin' Stevens - Marie, Marie
Smokie - Who The Fuck Is Alice?
The Damned - Eloise
The Knack - My Sharona
Tom Jones - Delilah
Seth MacFarlane, of whoever wrote this joke, really really knows their music.
0:54, I died laughing
Idk why
Here’s more
“Heather”-Paul McCartney (2001)
“The Lovely Linda”-Paul McCartney (1970)
“Oh Yoko”-John Lennon (1970)
“Martha My Dear”-The Beatles (1968)
“Julia”-The Beatles (1968)
“Sexy Sadie”-The Beatles (1968)
“Lovely Rita”-The Beatles (1967)
“Maggie Mae”-The Beatles (1970)
“Jenny Wren”-Paul McCartney (2005)
“Ophelia”-The Lumineers (2016)
“Dizzy Miss Lizzy”-The Beatles (1965)
i can name a couple more
Julia - The Beatles
Sara - Fleetwood Mac
Lovely Rita - The Beatles
Amie - Pure Prairie League
Jamie's Crying - Van Helan
Anna - The Beatles
Hey There Delilah - Plain White T's
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - The Beatles
Layla - Eric Clampton
Melissa - Allman Brothers Band
The Wind Cries Mary - Jimi Hendrix
Lay Down Sally - Eric Clampton
Lola - The Kinks
Amanda - Boston
Mary Jane's Last Dance - Tom Petty
@Eric DeVries technically neither does
Maryjanes last dance but it's a girl's name
Valerie by Steve Winwood is a fuckin' masterpiece.
Amoreena by Elton John drives me to tears.
And i also wrote one named Cherami.
He is a fantastic musician indeed!
Veronica by Elvis Costello is also wonderful
Rhiaaaaaaannon
Rezz dreams unwind loves a state of mind
Josie by Steely Dan
For reference, Beethoven was deaf
Dani California, Jane Says, Judith, Josie, Iris, Kim, Maria Maria, Ms. Jackson, Mrs. Robinson, Runaround Sue, Good Golly Miss Molly, See Emily Play
Josie by Blink-182
Or Steely Dan.
Here are some more:
"Jennifer Juniper" - Donovan" (1968).
"Donna" - Richie Valens" (1958)
"Sheila - Tommy Roe (1962)
"Emma" - Hot Chocolate (1974)
"Denise" - Randy and the Rainbows (1963)
Didn't know there were that many songs named after a girl
He forgot melissa by allman brothers band
I suppose we could also count The Diary of Jane and Whatsername...
The fnf community making the billionth sonic.exe mod:
Tony - Solange
Girls Love Beyonce - Drake ft James Fauntleroy
Rihanna's Gun - Crib Cab ft Mavado
He forgot to mention Stacy from: “Stacy’s Mom”
Seriously, no Rhiannon?
Jesse Colton rings like a bell through the night and wouldn't you love to love her?
Or Sara!
Or Caroline!
The original: "Fur Elise" by Beethoven
you're as bad as beethoven near the end I'm dead 😂 💀