"Call Me," Blondie

"Phony Calls," Weird Al Yankovic

"You Cheated," The Shields

"It's A Sin," The Pet Shop Boys

"Pumped Up Kicks," Foster the People

"I'm Working at NASA on Acid," Flaming Lips

"Hear Me Now," Bad Wolves

"Halo," Beyoncé

"H.A.P.P.Y. Radio," Edwin Starr

"Morse Code Of love," The Capris

Not only did their name reference an air disaster in 1988, but they decided their debut song should be the same name too.

These two solo male country singers teamed up in the late 70s and early 80s for a string of successful hit country songs, which were usually lighthearted and humorous in nature, this being one of them. It's actually a remake of a song titled Hey Joe that was originally recorded by Carl Smith in the early 50s. They recorded it for a duet album they were doing and released it as a single. Boudleaux Bryant who wrote the original Hey Joe, was involved with Bandy and Stampley's version, actually rewriting his song with new lyrics just for them. The song humorously centers on them fighting for the attention of an attractive young woman and which of them will end up with her.

The title of the song is Juicebox, which is not in the song's lyrics.

I want this to be the end.