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Killing me softly - Roberta Flack
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I'm assuming you meant # 7 for your answer Gis ?

So it's correct !

(It's a bit hard to picture Roberta Flack singing the words to # 15)  ;D

FB  :)

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#9 is "Baby I'm-a Want You" by Bread.  I used this on one of my 1970's quizzes, probably the one that was completed quickly.
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Correct Crazydon

FB  :)

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Song Title and Artist(s) please :
# 8  What The People Need Is A Way To Make Them Smile
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Listen to the music by the Doobie Brothers

Phil

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Listen to the music by the Doobie Brothers

Phil
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Correct Wycombe


FB  ;)

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4. First Cut is the Deepest -- Keith Hampshire or Rod Stewart or Cat Stevens
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1. Main Street -- Bob Seeger
3. Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth) -- George Harrison
4. First Cut is the Deepest -- Keith Hampshire or Rod Stewart or Cat Stevens
6. Alone Again (Naturally) -- Gilbert O'Sullivan
10. Dance With Me -- Orleans
11. Sister Golden Hair -- America

and....

14. Indiana Wants Me -- R.Dean Taylor  (my absolute favoritist song from my childhood! Fuss, I luv ya to pieces for putting that in! :) :) )
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Well firtsly, 7 all correct Zella - and well done for getting all three different artists on 'The First Cut' !  :)

I have to confess though - I couldn't name another R.Dean Taylor song if I tried, unless the flipside was Indiana Wants Me Part 2 !


FB  :)

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Rod Stewart's version is the only one I've heard, Zella.

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Well I have to agree with FB, here; Keith Hampshire's version was the best one. I bought the 45 when it came out (1973).

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Well firstly, 7 all correct Zella - and well done for getting all three different artists on 'The First Cut' !  :)

I have to confess though - I couldn't name another R.Dean Taylor song if I tried, unless the flipside was Indiana Wants Me Part 2 !

FB  :)
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Re: Indiana Wants Me; I wore the grooves on that record white form overplay! Dredging back deep into the recesses of my memory (and a deep dredge it is ::) ), I think the flip side is called "The Tower of St. James." It wasn't very good. He had a minor hit in England with "Gotta See Jane" but I've never heard it.

Now, can you name another song by Keith Hampshire? ;D

BTW, Fuss, you must be distracted too -- you credited me with "Night Moves" when it is correctly "Main Street." Touche! ;)

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15. The Lies In Your Eyes-Sweet.
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Correct J.C.

FB  :)

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Rod Stewart's version is the only one I've heard, Zella.

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Horrors, J.C. !  :o :o :o

What Zella said !  Get your hands on the Hampshire version and the Stewart version will end up in the trash !


FB  ;D

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#2 "Fantasy"-by Earth, Wind, and Fire.  ;)
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Correct again, J.C.

FBVP

Quoting:Now, can you name another song by Keith Hampshire? ;DEnd Quote

No !  I take it you can though ?  Lay it on us then.

Quoting:BTW, Fuss, you must be distracted too -- you credited me with "Night Moves" when it is correctly "Main Street." Touche! ;)
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I was trying to hurry through this in my lunchtime !  That's my excuse (the only one I using here anyway) and I'm sticking to it !

FB  :P

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12.  "Don't Expect Me to be Your Friend" by Lobo.
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Correct again Gambo

FB  :)

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And there are still 2 answers from this quiz left, and I have no idea. Maybe Fuss can give us some clues? ;)
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Once again J.C.

Ask and ye shall receive !

FB  :)

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Was the singer in 13 Al Martino?
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Yes it was !

Half credit - now - what's the song ?

Here's another hint - it would be hot there - very hot....


FB  :)

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# 13  I Suddenly Saw You, I Knew There Was Danger (The male singer of this song had a role in "The Godfather" as a mafia guy)


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For some reason I really want to say Tom Jones!!(bear with me I think I'm having a funny half hour or a 'turn' as we call them at home!! ;D

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For some reason I really want to say Tom Jones!!(bear with me I think I'm having a funny half hour or a 'turn' as we call them at home!! ;D
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Hi Gis

Not Tom Jones !  Not Kevin Keegan !  Not Trevor Brooking !

J.C. has correctly identified the singer as Al Martino.

I have put another clue in a couple of posts above this one - have another go !

FB  ;)

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No !  I take it you can though ?  Lay it on us then.End Quote

I cannot reveal it -- it is in my 1973 lyrics quiz!  :-X

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I was trying to hurry through this in my lunchtime !  That's my excuse (the only one I using here anyway) and I'm sticking to it !
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Whatever you say..... :)

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# 13 - the song title has 6 words - the last one is SUN, the word THE appears twice in the title - some of the song gets sung in Italian
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To the door of the sun - Al Martino

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To the door of the sun - Al Martino
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Taoist !

Yes !  Correct !

FB  :)

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This is a bit of a guess cos I can't find the song anywhere, but is it...
Sugar me, Lindsey De Paul
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Well it was a bloody good guess, Taoist, cos' it's absolutely correct !

Well done !

FB  ;D

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Well it was a bloody good guess, Taoist, cos' it's absolutely correct !
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Well, not a guess as such, I took your hints and scoured the net to track down the info
Good quiz!
BTW - Still 3 to go on mine, and I'm nearly ready with another