Amazingly few discotheques provide jukeboxes: Pangrams in music

"Ça plane pour moi" has all 26 letters of the English alphabet (Q, J, Z much easier in French, X appears in "cheveux chinois", but he also gets not-so-French letters W, K and Y from "en buvant tout mon whisky"

inspired by the word squeeze, another tori amos one - "concertina" - http://www.last.fm/music/Tori+Amos/_/Concertina - which reaches the goal by midway through the 7th line:

Clouds descending
I'm not policing what you think and dream
I run into your thought from across the room
Just another trick
Can I weather this
I've got a fever above my waist
You got a squeeze box on your knee
I know the truth is in between the 1st and 40th drink

haha xps yeah her weirdo electronic experimentation period went pretty much unnoticed critically, but she went way, way out there; try "iieee", "hotel", "juárez" and "liquid diamonds" too

i had no idea tori amos ever had a weirdo electronic experimentation period!

i'll check out those others you suggest - thanks

yeah it's a pity that only live versions seem to be on youtube/last.fm - basically from the choirgirl hotel (1998) and to venus and back (1999).

The Who's "Squeeze Box," alas, is missing a J.

Ooh! Lost the TV show is based off Joni Mitchell's "Jungle Line": discus

Cole Porter's "Now You Has Jazz"

jawdrop buzz, quickly sexing up MTV (cf. Shakira).

― dad a, Monday, January 11, 2010 11:46 AM (2 hours ago) Bookmark

Fixed.

If only Franz Ferdinand's Jacqueline had been sixteen instead of seventeen.

Another "A is for ..." song - "Alligators All Around" - wonderfully written by Maurice Sendak, perfectly performed by Carole King.

The Flaming Lips get through the alphabet in the first verse of "The Ceiling Is Bendin'":

Well it's midnight in a liquor store in Texas on Halloween
Salvador Dali watches from his window in a dream
Jesus is a rock star who destroys all he sees
Godzilla is a cowboy who is dressed up as a queen