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If I had to do it all over again, babe I'd do it all over you (Dylan song never recorded by him but by Dave Van Ronk & the Red Onion Jazz Band) La Guerre Est Finie/The War is Over (movie) Peromy: Frankie Yankovic . But I stand corrected. They are no relation. Weird Al respected Frankie as an accordionist though.

If I Could Do It All Over Again, I'd Do It All Over You (album by Caravan) It Could Be Sweet (Portishead song) (Thanks Vinny. I first heard that song in a rock version by the group Free Beer if I remember correctly. Wonderful song.) (chriskean, how were the Pixies?)

It Ain't Me, Babe (Dylan song) Babes in Arms (movie)

Babes in the Wood (TV Series) Babes in Toyland (Band)

Or would ye prefer me not tae humour ye...?

Big in Japan (band) Big Bang Theory (TV show)

I prefer the sport where you can run a pitchout to your tight end. --M.

Fine this is My top 5 songs sung in English from the 1950's to modern day in the genres of rock and pop . Is that specific enough for all you people obsessed with the details?

The Cohen song is all about ways & circumstances of dying : And who by fire, who by water, who in the sunshine, who in the night time, who by high ordeal, who by common trial, who in your merry merry month of may, who by very slow decay, and who shall I say is calling? And who in her lonely slip, who by barbiturate, who in these realms of love, who by something blunt, and who by avalanche, who by powder, who for his greed, who for his...

A Serious Man The Cohen bros. have done it again! Watched it at the cinema last night - nice to see them back in form, as frankly I wasn't that impressed by Burn After Reading. (No Country..., on the other hand, must range as one of the best films of the decade) What an eccentric, weird and absolutely lovely movie! Hopefully they will keep entertaining us for years to come.