What's in a Name?

My friends cannot not help themselves in assisting me in naming my new CD. There just so many things you can do with Hal. Its the first syllable of a scary holiday, bad breath, or a happy and peaceful period. Then there's Cannon and the big guns of yore. A few more dribbled in since my last post. I have decided on a title now and I fear my creative friends are going to be disappointed. A hint: you can only name an album by this title once in your career. 

Halarious - fae
Shot with a Cannon, Paco Hal’s Canon, Hal of a Note (surprised to not see this one) Hal’s Canion - Willie Smyth"Hal of a good time.", "Hal of a Good Tune", " Just for the Hal of it" "Hark The Harold Cannons, Cowboy Christmas", " Harry and the Cannon Balls", "New Tunes for Old Guys" or "An Old Guys New Tunes" ,"Tunes for the Taking" " Fingers Don't Frail Me Now, And other Banjo Favorites", "Smoking Cannon", "The Guns of Halverone" " Hal-lelujah" or "Hal-lelujah Cannon", "Hals Bells", "Go Straight To Hal"," To Hal and Back", "Hal'in at The Moon"(this is a good one) and two more "My Pal Hal", and "Tin Pan Hallie" - Cory Webster
Hal or Highwater- Scot Wilburn
Can an Will - Nick SpitzerDeck the Hal, Loose Cannon Shoots Self in Banjo - Mark Ross
Hal-a-lula-, or Halayula- Hugh Coltharp
Songs for Ramona - Judith F. PachelHal's Cannon - Andy Wilkinson (I'd always imagined I could open a chain restaurant called "Cannon's Taco Bell")
Cannon Fodder - Lisa and Waddie like this oneCannon Canon - from Dave Stanley but endorsed by John Greene “Hal No!  We Won’t Go” - Jim McNutt
"Hal, O damn...back again" - Buzzy Vick“Serious about rock music” or “I ain’t takin’ nothin’ for granite” - Tom Hampson
hal c’on days- Michael Carabetta
Hal Canyon - Bruce Hucko (see above)
Cannontikkle - Steve Bringhurst
Halacious - Stephen Goldsmith like this one
Cannonization - Robert Newman
Hal Cannon and the Son's of Bishops - Gary McMahan