The point has been made - many, many times - that the chord structure in Pachelbel's Canon is in the chord structure of many popular songs. (Actually, back in my Prairie-Home-Companion-listening days, the very same point was made about Beethoven's "Ode to Joy".)
However, it's still great fun, and I ran across this video this week.
Incidentally, the choir here is the rather famous Crouch End Chorus, from North London. I have a copy of the album they recorded with Ray Davies of a selection of classic Kinks songs.
However the earliest pot-shot at Pachelbel that I can recall is this YouTube classic from about ten years ago. It was viral then, and perhaps enough time has elapsed that I can share it here:
Between these two offerings, there are well over a dozen songs -- although, frankly, I think they're stretching a bit with "Let It Be"...
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I love a good hand-piped logo wreck. It says, "YAY TEAM!" without all that
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