[crash]

Originally Posted by daca55

“If your going to San Francisco you better wear some flowers in your hair”
Can’t remember the name or who sang it

The name of the song is If You’re Going to San Francisco.

The artist was Scott McKenzie. Great song from the flower power era.

[Hogfan55]

Memphis, Tennessee by Johnny Rivers

[jimandjoy]

Pennsylvania 6-5000 by Glenn Miller, came to my mind first, maybe because I was born there.

[JLR280]

Almost Heaven, West Virginia by John Denver

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by jimandjoy

Pennsylvania 6-5000 by Glenn Miller, came to my mind first, maybe because I was born there.

LOVE the old big bands......Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman!

[Dust Bunny]

Originally Posted by BS Beef

Argh, so disappointed in myself. Can’t believe this one wasn’t the 1st song to pop into my head.

Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama (1974) - YouTube

It's Oklahoma

[NJMike]

My all time favorite - Rainy Night in Georgia - Brook Benton.

Honorable mentions:
New York State of Mind - Billy Joel

Miami 2017 - Billy Joel

[ccrider]

Originally Posted by davem4616

Of all the great songs that have either a state or city name in the title I think that Johnny Mercier's "Georgia" is my favorite. No matter who sings it, I love listening to it.

Second on my list would be "San Francisco Bay Blues"...the original folk version, not Eric Clapton's.

My wife's favorite is "Sorrento"

Guess I'm sentimental and I was born there, but "My Old Kentucky Home" is tops on my list.

[Nucky]

The Villages! Almost a City. The Villages Song - YouTube During The Good Old Day's!

[MacScuba]

Get out of Denver, Bob Seger.
Bob Seger - "Get Out Of Denver" - YouTube

[Aspillaga60@yahoo.com]

Fina Estampa, by Chabuca Granda from Lima Peru and Preciosa by Marc Antony. From Puerto Rico

[ann25624]

Another Rainy Day in New York City by Chicago

[RockyGeans]

Witchita Lineman written by Jimmy Webb, recorded by Glen Campbell

[Sandi0304]

Ohio

[clwahlstrom]

New York New York, Chicago, and I left my heart in San Francisco, which I did.