Please no Robbie Williams "Angels" answers allowed!!!!!!!

I go for Get back by The Beatles

Clare Rayners favorite song. 'The wind beneath my wings....':gag:

I used to always sing something by the Carpenters...Mr Postman, Top of the World, Close to you etc....

Mind you it has been a long time since I embarrassed myself on one of these things...my kids hold me back now!!

:thumbsup:

It's gotta be 'That loving feeling'.

Dusty Springfield - Son of a Preacher Man :)

Thing is, I'll never get up and sing so don't worry, you're all safe!

Anything by Jamiroquai....

Anything by Meatloaf does me.. Him or Sir Cliff Richard seeing as I've inherited Mum's penchant for liking Cliff songs...

Last time I did a Karaoke I sang "Crocodile Rock" by Elton John.. I wasn't drunk at the time I'd only had half a Tetley's.

Dido - "Thank You" or Skunk Anansie "Hedonism"...haven't had the courage for some while mind you :?

justine timberlake, maroon 5

"I will survive" - obviously.

I LOVE karaoke

My fave at the moment is "what you waiting for? " by Gwen Stefani but my competition winner is "its all coming back to me now" by celine dion.

I'm such a karaoke saddo I have my own discs!

Originally posted by nick2
"I will survive" - obviously.

Oh come on mate show some originality everyone does that one.. (except me), especially lasses who've just left their fellas.

Originally posted by Rich
Oh come on mate show some originality everyone does that one.. (except me), especially lasses who've just left their fellas.

But I know the words to it.

All the other songs I would sing they never have on karaoke machines.

Originally posted by Rich
Oh come on mate show some originality everyone does that one.. (except me), especially lasses who've just left their fellas.

Women that have been LEFT by their fellas, actually.... :(

Oliver's Army by Elvis Costello.

No More I Love You's by Annie Lenox.

It's that song where she and the guys in the DVD are dressed in ballerina outfits, scattering petals.

I performed this (complete with ballerina outfits!) in a charity kareoke competition with two guys; came second and we won £300 for our nominated charity. :clap:

We rehearsed it for months in my mate's house in Mansfield, and had a whale of a time perfecting it. The song is absolute madness, but I'd jump at the chance to do it again.:blush:

I dont know about singing on a kareoke, although ive been told i do have a good voice, (i had a good teacher, i was a choir boy at one point):blush: but i do like a good sing song in the bathroom, doesnt everyone? I like to sing to anything by evanescence.... Bring me to life....:hihi:

duran duran - hungry like the wolf:clap: :thumbsup:

Originally posted by redrobbo
No More I Love You's by Annie Lenox.

It's that song where she and the guys in the DVD are dressed in ballerina outfits, scattering petals.

I performed this (complete with ballerina outfits!) in a charity kareoke competition with two guys; came second and we won £300 for our nominated charity. :clap:

We rehearsed it for months in my mate's house in Mansfield, and had a whale of a time perfecting it. The song is absolute madness, but I'd jump at the chance to do it again.:blush:

I'm not going to sleep now until I get this rather disturbing image out of my head......:suspect:

The lungs are a bit kippered now so more singing for doh! ray me (you lucky, lucky people) but I really miss belting out Cabaret at top volume

I once realised an ambition by singing that in Dempseys....oh my, show tunes in a gay bar...who'da thought!

Speaking of which, the best karaoke singer I have ever heard in my entire life sang in there....He did the 'Master of the House' from Les miserables. Ain't been in at night for ages....anyone know if he still sing in there?

:heyhey:

hi i'm new to this site, but its certaintly filling up a boring day of work!!!

i always love singing whitney houston, or celine dion!!! i'm a love songs kinda girl!!!

Originally posted by redrobbo
No More I Love You's by Annie Lenox.

It's that song where she and the guys in the DVD are dressed in ballerina outfits, scattering petals.

I performed this (complete with ballerina outfits!) in a charity kareoke competition with two guys; came second and we won £300 for our nominated charity. :clap:

We rehearsed it for months in my mate's house in Mansfield, and had a whale of a time perfecting it. The song is absolute madness, but I'd jump at the chance to do it again.:blush:

Did you see her off Blue Peter doing that song on Celeb Stars in their Eyes last week?

She was good.. Should've won IMO.

Born to be Wild

Hehe :hihi:

I stick to "King of the Road" - the old roger Miller song

It avoids any dodgy key changes and sadly I know almost all of the words

Speaking as a retired KJ..

My previous life at crookes Karaoke (http://www.crookeskaraoke.com)

I would sing..
I am a man of constant sorrow by the Soggy Bottom Boys
or
Tempted by Squeeze
or
Keep your hands to yourself by Georgia Sattelites

I always sing madonna like a prayer or whitney houston i wanna dance with somebody, both are quite easy to sing and mean i can win whatver bottle of plonk the prize is!

I have performed a rendition of 'We are the Champions' by Queen in my pleasing, manly baritone on one occasion in Carlisle of all places. This is out of character. Normally I would avoid Kareoke like typhoid. Vulgar in-laws from the border country virtually forced me on stage, whilst semi-inebriated. I would have preferred to sing 'Fat Bottomed Girls' in honour of my wife and sisters in law to be honest.

The Beatles... Ticket to Ride... Nice n easy...

In a moment of insanity last night I talked the delegates of the course I am currently on in Notts to go to Karaoke tonight...

Not sure I can drink enough of the old falling over water to be able to get on stage AND still get up to be compus mentus for more learning tomorrow...

Me and me big mouth :help:

n ah guess thats wah they cawl it the bluuueeessssss
tahm on mah hains....er ner ner ner na ........ youuuuu
lovin lahk livers
livin lahk lovers
rollin lahk THUNDAH
undah tha cooovvvvveeerrrssss

that one.

Originally posted by timo
I have performed a rendition of 'We are the Champions' by Queen in my pleasing, manly baritone on one occasion in Carlisle of all places. This is out of character. Normally I would avoid Kareoke like typhoid. Vulgar in-laws from the border country virtually forced me on stage, whilst semi-inebriated. I would have preferred to sing 'Fat Bottomed Girls' in honour of my wife and sisters in law to be honest.

Oh charming! I'm sure her indoors would be pleased.. :lol:

Barbie girl is good for a laugh sing it with a mate with one being barbie and the other being ken, does'nt matter whether you can sing or not as you can just put on stupid voices.

I've recently done a kareoke with my sister, we did Madonna - Don't tell me :D

"Down in the west Texas town of El Paso,
I fell in love with a mexican girl"

I normally play it safe, singing to songs whose words (and indeed chords and key) I know.

But I've had mad moments. I've got a great falsetto (oo,er) and can reach too many Bee Gee notes. So, Tragedy? No problem. Night Fever? Easy. I've even sung Abba - Name of The Game (but it was abroad, so that's cheating really isn't it?).

I've done Morrissey - Suedehead. I've done the Proclaimers' 500 miles. I've yet to do Donald, Where's Ya Troosers.

But I do play safe. Though I don't own my own backing CDs (not for vocals any road - I do have others for guitarists).

Shiny Sheff Thursdays from 9 is the place....

First Karaoke I ever did was way back when I was a student living in Grimsby, went one Sunday night to the Coach House pub in Cleethorpes, I wouldn't go on at first, not even after half a lager, so my "House Parent" got up and I did Kenny Rogers to her Dolly Parton for Islands in the Stream :D

Speaking as a retired KJ..

My previous life at crookes Karaoke (http://www.crookeskaraoke.com)




Oooh I must have sung on your karaoke a fair few times - used to go to the punchbowl on a sunday night...it was good!

Shiny Sheff Thursdays from 9 is the place....

I went there last thursday...were you there....?:suspect:

Good night - wierd john travolta man, very friendly landlord and very friendly locals as well actually!

My current faves are Sweet Child O mine, Woman in Love, Over the Rainbow...and a new one i tried last night...Who Knew? by Pink! (I really don't go to karaoke every night...just most nights:) )

Smile - Lily Allen

I cant sing but i reckon it would be summit mad like madonna or leanne rhymes.
makes good punishment though lol

I LOVE karaoke, I can't take it seriously though as I sound like a strangled cat! I like to have a good old laugh with the girls. I sing These boots are made for walking, Bohemian Rhapsody, Livin on a Prayer, anything by Madonna! Or whatever takes my fancy on the night! I always add in a dance routine too!

I would love to have the guts to sing karaoke, but since my son tells me I sound awful (his opinion), I daren't. I might go for a Carpenters song though, or Constantly (Sir Cliff), or Only Have Eyes for You (Art Garfunkel). Annie Lennox stuff is great too.

Not in a million years would I do karaoke.. for starters I have the singing voice of a lame mule.. and I wouldnt want to make a spectacle out of myself in front of the viewing public :hihi:

Angel of Death by Slayer... :|

Smile - Lily Allen

Good song but I doubt it'd be in the book given that it's only just come out.

Good song but I doubt it'd be in the book given that it's only just come out.


I sang it on Andy Jay's karaoke the other night - it's on the new sunfly disc. Wasn't very exciting to sing though!

Like Angelus, something instrumental I think. Or failing that, Smoke on the Water.

Heart of Glass - Blondie.

One of my all time favourites! :D

Dancing on the ceiling - lionel richie

we didn't start the fire - billy joel (i actually know the words to that)

Paradise by the dashboard lights - meat loaf

summer of '69 - bryan adams

Oh no havnt sung Kareoke for ages but have sung rainging men either by Gerry Halliwell or the Weather Girls not fussy,either one.

Krysia.

My My My Deliah

andy say's the most boring to sing is bobby mcferrin dont worry be happy but my fav to sing as to be bitch by meridith brooks and andys is something inside so strong by labi sifre.