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I thought we could try something different and still do a scavenger hunt.
What about making a scavenger hunt list, 6 ideas contributed by each of us like usual... except we contribute song titles. It might get interesting.
Please let me know what you think of my idea.

Sounds good, but do you mean each of us contribute 6 song titles so that we have a long collective list?

Yes, we each contribute song titles to create a long list of choices for everyone. Take a look through your music collection to get some ideas if you don't have favorites.
I just looked through some of my music and came up with 6 that I think would work for my contribution. See Below. You don't have to list the band, I did but not necessary.
Of course, we can do something different, I'm just testing waters.

1.If You Want to be a Bird (Holy Modal Rounders)
2.Living on the Edge (Aerosmith)
3.Betty Lou's New Shoes (Eddie & Cruisers)
4.Candy Store (jeremiah Johnson)
5.Dirt Road Blues (Tommy Castro)
6.Like a Stone (AudioSlave)

The Circle Game (Joni Mitchell, 1970)
Rainy Days and Mondays (Carpenters, 1971)
Autobahn (Kraftwerk, 1974)
Messing Around on the River (Josh MacRae, 1965)
Don't Stand So Close to Me (The Police, 1980)
Parklife (Blur, 1994)

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The Twist, Chubby Checker

Fingertips, Little Stevie Wonder

Walk on By, Dionne Warwick

The Long and Winding Road, The Beatles

Black and White, Three Dog Night

Knock on Wood, Amii Stewart

Here are my six:

Into the Mystic (Van Morrison)
Dancing in the Streets (Martha and the Vandellas)
Clouds (Joni Mitchell)
Chelsea Morning (Joni Mitchell)
Cleaning Windows (Van Morrison)
Red-headed Stranger (Willie Nelson)

Have checked my calendar for July and have decided to give July Challenge a miss...if you have enough suggestions feel free to delete my list, Lynn. Have fun everyone.

Here are my six song titles

Unbroken chain (grateful dead)
You can’t judge a book by the cover (Bo Diddley)
Red Rooster (Howlin’ Wolf)
Steel rails (John Denver)
Dead flowers (Townes van Zandt)
Rough and rowdy Ways (Bob Dylan)

From my playlist;

Walk, Don't Run, The ventures
40 Miles of Bad Road, Duane Eddy
Closing Time, Leonard Cohen
Here I Am, Lyle Lovett
It's Been A Long, Long Time, Bing Crosby and Les Paul
Born To Be Wild, Steppenwolf

Tapestry by Carole King
You've Got a Friend, by Carole King
Send in the Clowns by Frank Sinatra or Judy Collins
All Creatures of Our God and King by Francis Assisi
Amazing Grace by John Newton
Count Your Blessings, by Johnson Oatman, Jr.
His Eye is on the Sparrow, Spiritual
Beautiful by Carole King
Both Sides Now by Joni Mitchell

Wow, we've got a lot of awesome music collected so far!!

An amendment to my list! "Clouds" by Joni Mitchell, should really read "Both Sides Now", except I have called it Clouds for so long I keep forgetting the real title!