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All God's Children, Belinda Carlisle. I generally don't mind listening to it, but it's not one I seek out.

All God's Chillun Got Wings, Fats Waller. Instrumental version of a song I don't recognise, which even as I type this has already fallen out of my memory.

All His Children, Henry Mancini. A song I don't particularly care for from an album I got for one of the other tracks.

All I Can Remember, The Seekers. A song I don't particularly care for from an album I got for one of the other tracks.

All I've Got to Do, The Beatles. Another Beatles song I don't think I've heard before, and don't particularly care to hear again.

All My Loving, The Beatles. Okay, this one I have heard before.

All My Trials, The Seekers. There's something there... not really my kind of thing, though.

All Over the World, The Seekers. Noticeably less my kind of thing than the previous one.

All the Rivers Run (Main Theme), Bruce Rowland. Instrumental, from... a movie? a TV series? Not sure. Another case where I got the album for something else.

All the Roadrunning, Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris. It's not bad, but it doesn't particularly grab me.

All the Things You Are, Peter Sellers. One of a series of bits Sellers did where he sang popular songs as incongruous characters. This is one of the less creative ones.

All Things Bright and Beautiful, Grimethorpe Colliery Band. An instrumental version of the hymn.

All Time High, Rita Coolidge. Theme song from one of the James Bond movies -- I was going to say it must be one of the ones I haven't seen, but it turns out it's from Octopussy, which I have seen, so apparently it's just that unmemorable.

All Together Now, The Beatles. Another one I don't recall having heard before and don't particularly care to hear again.

All Too Soon, Duke Ellington. Instrumental. I have no strong feelings about it one way or another.

All You Need Is Love, The Beatles. I have two copies, one from the Magical Mystery Tour album and one from the Yellow Submarine album.

Allegro (Concerto in D), Gheorghe Zamfir. Again, it's not clear which Concerto in D by whom. I've listened to several on Youtube but not found one that matched. It doesn't appear, for instance, to be the one by Vivaldi that came up most often in the search.

Allegro from Autumn, Anton Vivaldi. Speaking of Vivaldi.

Allentown Jail, The Seekers. I have no strong feelings about it one way or another.

Alligator in the House, S.J. Tucker. I feel like this is probably a metaphor for something, but I'm not sure what.