Bates was more fortunate, as the song's popularity was well established by the time of her death in 1929.

Britain's continued success in the war boosted the song's popularity.

The song's blue collar theme resonated with hard rock fans and this new found popularity led to the album being re-released by Mercury Records in the U. S.

The reunited Pogues played dates in the UK with support from the Dropkick Murphys in late 2005, and re-released their 1987 Christmas classic " Fairytale of New York " on 19 December, which went straight in at No. 3 in the UK Singles charts on Christmas Day 2005, showing the song's enduring popularity.

The song's popularity increased, and its first public performance took place in October, when Baltimore actor Ferdinand Durang sang it at Captain McCauley's tavern.

The song's popularity also spread across national borders, and verses were translated into other languages.

It was Ives ' first hit song and renewed the song's popularity in the twentieth century.

The controversy caused by the banning only increases the song's popularity and it ends up in the Top 20 in England.

The song's popularity developed slowly, needing 19 weeks to enter the U. S. Top 40.

The song's popularity hinged on its double entendre catchphrase, " Don't mess with my toot-toot ", containing both a drug and sex connotation, while its real meaning was a Cajun term of endearment meaning sweet heart, as in ' ma chère tout-tout.

Lantz soon adopted the song as Woody's theme music, and due to the song's popularity, Woody Woodpecker fan clubs sprang up, theaters held " Woody " matinées, and boys got the " Woody Woodpecker " haircut.

The video's popularity, as well as the song's positive message, helped the song become a huge modern rock radio hit and it was Grammy nominated for Best Hard Rock Performance in 2002.

Because of this, Carawan has been reluctant to claim credit for the song's widespread popularity.

Because of the song's message and popularity, it was established as the official folk song of Washington in 1987.

42 of his songs were on the top ten list of the radio program " Your Hit Parade ", a measure of a song's popularity.

The song's popularity led to the Andrews Sisters recording a version adapted to the women's point-of-view.

It became a No. 1 dance club hit in the US, and an album entitled In the Name of Love ( consisting mainly of tracks from Set, with two others from A Product Of ... ( Participation )) was released in the US to capitalize on the song's popularity.

The organization ultimately dropped the lawsuit when it noticed that membership significantly increased in the wake of the song's popularity.

Nearly 30 years later, Steve Lukather confessed that, despite the song's popularity, he hated " 99 " and that it's one of his least favorite Toto songs, which is why it was no longer performed live.

There is reason to believe the Billboard charting understated the song's popularity.

As the song's popularity increased in the U. S., so did the criticism and support it received from groups concerned with pregnancy and abortion.

* The song's popularity was substantially enhanced in the early 20th century by performances and recordings by John McCormack ( 1884 – 1945 ) a world-famous Irish tenor in the fields of opera and popular music – who performed successfully in many major live venues in the United States and Europe.

With the massive expansion, eMusic will also introduce a new pricing schedule that will set individual song prices based upon the song's popularity.

The song's popularity led to increased ticket sales, concert DVDs, and television appearances.

" Writer Ariel Swartley views the song's verses as depicting the narrator as something of an " adolescent loser ... ruining his chances with the girl: he can't stop telling her about the humiliations, about the girls who led him on, about the waitress that got tired of him.

The song's success particularly in the UK, where it peaked at # 3, led an angry Spector to print in ads, " Benedict Arnold was right!

This song's success, coupled with its pop rock sound that was quite different from the rest of their material at the time, led the band into changing into a mainstream, pop music style.

The song's supposedly suggestive lyrics led to it being banned in some localities, including Indiana.

The song's success led to a string of female performers, including Fatou Guewel, Madiodio Gning, Daro Mbaye and Khar Mbaye Madiaga.

) For the rest of his career, Caray enthusiastically led the song's singing during the seventh-inning stretch, using a hand-held microphone and holding it out outside the booth window.

In spite of the song's political content, it still picked up BBC Radio 1 airplay and was performed on Top of the Pops, which led to the incongruous sight of lyrics such as " We can't afford to let the government win / It means death to the trade unions " being mimed amid the show's flashing lights and party atmosphere.

In spite of the song's political content, it still picked up BBC Radio 1 airplay and was performed on Top of the Pops, which led to the incongruous sight of lyrics such as " We can't afford to let the government win / It means death to the trade unions " being mimed amid the show's flashing lights and party atmosphere.

The prevalence of Burmese cover songs ( particularly from Asia nowadays ) has led to the adoption of " copy tune " and " own tune " to describe the origins of a song's melody.

The song's intro can be heard during the Bass / Guitar Doodle on Cunning Stunts which led into " Nothing Else Matters ".

tour itself, Springsteen led a group performance of " Chimes of Freedom " featuring the other artists on the tour: Tracy Chapman, Sting, Peter Gabriel, and Youssou N ' Dour, with each taking turns on the song's verses.

At that time, " reggay " had been the name of a passing dance fashion in Jamaica, but the song's connection of the word with the music itself led to its use for the style of music that developed from it.

The song's success led to TinTin supporting the Bee Gees on their American tour in 1972.

This led to a controversy when Los Lagos, a Mexican banda group, did a cover with the original beat but changed the song's lyrics.

When it was first released independently, " Loser " began receiving airplay on various modern rock stations, and the song's popularity eventually led to a major-label record deal with Geffen Records-subsidiary DGC Records.

The song's success led to a revitalization of his career.

This usage has led to other, often satirical usages for the song's appearance.

First released as a single by B. George's One Ten Records, the song's popularity led to Anderson signing a distribution contract with Warner Bros., who went on to release Anderson's album Big Science in 1982 ; the album included " O Superman " and Warner also reissued the single.

However, the song's favorable responses led to another direction ; " Yeah!

The song's b-side, " How Could I Forget " ( led by Williams ), is not included here, because it was newly recorded on June 29 to accompany the a-side.

The song's recording was performed by the Young Canada Singers, two groups of children — one that sang the French lyrics, led by Montreal conductor Raymond Berthiaume, and another that sang in English, under conductor Laurie Bower in Toronto.