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Thanks for hosting, Laurie. On Dolly's album called "For God and Country" she did a cover of Tie a Yellow Ribbon. Without further ado....

Hello, Amanda, and thank you for hosting and providing such a broad choice of submissions. I gave it a good, hard think and couldn't come up with any tune that I think more perfectly fits your theme than this one.

Hi, Edwin. Thanks for stepping up to host this week. I really like this challenge. I'm submitting here a cover of one of my all-time favorite Billy Joel songs, and one that is not well known. It is called, "Summer Highland Falls."

Thanks for hosting, Val. Here's one I've been meaning to cover.

I LOVE THIS!

Exceptionally cool prize, Del! Congrats to the winners!

Congrats on getting an Enya Nova, Edwin! It sounds great. I love mine. I actually have three, a soprano, a concert and an electric tenor. And I use them for travel all the time. I carry my uke onboard with me and stow it in the overhead bin, because even though these ukes are really, really...

Thank you, Chris, for hosting this week. It's a wide open theme, and gave me a chance to record this song from the Broadway musical 1776. It always brought a chill to my spine and I hope I do it even a little bit of justice. Sorry if you can hear the snoring husband in the background. Let's...

Del, thanks for hosting this season. I think this song really lends itself to the little finger shaker I have, so that's what I'm going with. I've wanted to learn this song for a while now, and this season gave me just the kick in the pants I needed to get it done. Thanks again. 👍

HILARIOUS!!!!

Del, you're my hero.

Thanks for hosting, Ylle. Here's a Tom Jones classic:

So sorry to hear about what's going on, Berni. But thank you for hosting, and for mentioning two of my very favorite words: "Paul Simon."

I saw this and couldn't resist.

Thanks, Sabine! Without further ado, here's my version of "Follow Me" by Uncle Kracker.

Here's another crazy song. Cover of "You Might Think" by The Cars.

Hi, Sabine, and thanks for hosting. This song was a hit in the mid-1980s for Kim Carnes. Unfortunately, I don't have anyone to do the voice of the monsters; hence, I sang both the lead and the monsters on my own. So here's my quick and dirty version of "Crazy in the Night."

Sabine, I have a question, please. What about songs by an artist that calls himself Uncle Kracker? Are those permissible? He had a hit back in 2000 that had nothing to do with being crazy, called, "Follow Me."

Hi, Joo! Thanks for hosting and for a delightful theme. Here's a classic from the 1960s:

Me neither.