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3.Daniel - Elton John.
32.First cut is the deepest,the only version I know is Rod Stewarts and I know that was much later than 1973........
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You get a point and a half for that, Gis! Rod Stewart was not the original artist.... :)

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You get a point and a half for that, Gis! Rod Stewart was not the original artist.... :)
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In that case, can I share with Gis ?

# 32's artist is Keith Hampshire.

Others are :

# 1  Summer (The First Time) - Bobby Goldsboro

# 4  Do It Again - Steely Dan

# 5  Rocky Mountain High - John Denver (the R&RF song)

# 17  Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John

# 23  Last Song - Edward Bear

# 26  Crocodile Rock - Elton John

# 27  Walk On The Wild Side - Lou Reed

# 40  Stuck In The Middle With You - Stealer's Wheel

# 45  Cover Of The Rolling Stone - Dr Hook

# 48  We're An American Band - Grand Funk Railroad

# 54  Loves Me Like A Rock - Paul Simon

# 60  Dead Skunk - Loudon Wainwright III

# 62  Free Electric Band - Albert Hammond

# 75  Reelin' In The Years - Steely Dan


Wow - great songs in there - and that's just the ones I got !


FB  ;)

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In that case, can I share with Gis ?

FB  ;)

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Any time Sweetie! :)

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Any time Sweetie! :)
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Struth ! ... um.... er...I mean... 'Excellent' !

I see we have received half credits from the Quizmistress.

FB  :)

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#38 is "Drift Away" by Dobie Gray.
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Correct, Don! :)

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6. One Less Set Of Footsteps/Jim Croce
11. Hi, Hi, Hi/Paul McCartney & Wings
12. Don't Expect Me To Be Your Friend/Lobo
28. I Got A Name/Jim Croce
42. Brother Louie/Stories
43. Angie/Rolling Stones (Didn't think I'd know This one, did you ;)
47. So Very Hard To Go/Tower Of Power
49. Kodachrome/Paul Simon
70. Right Place, Wrong Time/Dr. John
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Excellent, R&RF! And you get extra points for #43 ;)

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#13. The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia-Vicki Lawrence
#65 Rocky Mountain Way-Joe Walsh
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Both correct, J.C.! :)

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50. is 'You're So Vain' by Carly Simon.
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Correct, Goreripper (Or should I say: "That was just bonser.") ;)

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58. is 'Daisy a Day', but the artist eludes me. I think Kamahl sang this at one stage, and I'm embarassed to admit that I know that.
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I will give you half credit with whoever gets the artist :D

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Well it looks like the peoples here got most of the ones I knew before I could... :-/

Here's one though:

#72 is "Aubrey" by Bread
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So sorry Karen! I know that feeling!  :(

Aubrey is correct. :)

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I will give you half credit with whoever gets the artist :D
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Excellent, R&RF! And you get extra points for #43 ;)
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Thanks....I had a feeling you'd like that ;)

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Jud Strunk.

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Very good, J.C. I have now hooked you and Goreripper together in my quiz answers! ;)

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16. Natural High/Bloodstone
33. Tie A Yellow Ribbon Rouynd The Old Oak Tree/Tony Orlando & Dawn

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Both correct! :)

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Thanks....I had a feeling you'd like that ;)
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:D :D :D

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Correct, Goreripper (Or should I say: "That was just bonser.") ;)
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That's just BONZA, mate!

*cringe*

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That's just BONZA, mate!

*cringe*
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Drat !  You beat me to it, Goreripper !

They don't speak strinish very goodly.....

FB  ;D

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Drat !  You beat me to it, Goreripper !
They don't speak strinish very goodly.....

FB  ;D
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Well, it was bonser in The Thorn Birds! ::)

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2. Walk on Water-Neil Diamond.
7. if You Want me To Stay-Sly & the Family Stone
18. Don't Cross the River-America
29. Let's Pretend-The Raspberries
34. Thinking of You-Loggins & Messina
35. I'm Just a Singer (In a Roll and Roll Band)-The Moody Blues
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#37. Cindy Incidentally-Faces
#39. I'm a Stranger Here-Five Man Electrical Band
#41. Superfly-Curtis Mayfield
#55. Say has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose?-Tony Orlando & Dawn
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You're getting really good at this, J.C.! Extra credit for #39. :)

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Zella !

# 59  Money - Pink Floyd

I'm with J.C. - we need clues !  Pleeease..... :D

FB  :)
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Correct again Fuss!

Clues? On a quiz this long?  :o

If you'd like clues on specific numbers, let me know and I will provide them.

Here's a clue, tho':

Go look at #31 again. You know it. Guaranteed. ;)

Quoting:Here's a clue, tho':

Go look at #31 again. You know it. Guaranteed. ;)
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Aha !

It tooka while, but then I felt the "Magic Woman Touch" by the Hollies.

Well, if only !

FB  :)

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#8 - Hummingbird?
#10 - Ghetto Child - The Spinners
#14 - Let Your Yeah Be Yeah - Pioneers (Googled)

No more - at peak of frustration.
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We need hints to 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 30,  36, 44, 46, 51, 52, 53, 56, 57, 61, 63, 64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 73, and 74.
In other words, anything that hasn't been answered yet. ;)
If this is too much for you, maybe you could set up a lottery. ;D

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Pick two, any two.... ;)

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Aha !

It tooka while, but then I felt the "Magic Woman Touch" by the Hollies.

Well, if only !

FB  :)
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See, I knew you could do it! Just think, if you had gotten it without a hint, you could have gotten extra credit. ;)

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#69 Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting- Elton John
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Okay Banasy! :)

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#8 - Hummingbird?
#10 - Ghetto Child - The Spinners
#14 - Let Your Yeah Be Yeah - Pioneers (Googled)

No more - at peak of frustration.
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On #8 Bobo, you get to share credit with J.C. :)
#10 is 100% correct.
#14 -- the title is correct, but I need the 1973 artist....

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Pick two, any two.... ;)
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Okay, 2 bad. It's all or nothing. ;)
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We're these just random picks, J.C. or were these two particularly bugging you? ;D

#22 A one hit wonder (if you can even call it a hit ;) ) The next line is: What could she lose?

#73 was a fairly big hit for a Canadian artist who had a string of hits in the mid 70s.

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We're these just random picks, J.C. or were these two particularly bugging you? ;D

#22 A one hit wonder (if you can even call it a hit ;) ) The next line is: What could she lose?

#73 was a fairly big hit for a Canadian artist who had a string of hits in the mid 70s.
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I think 71. is 'Smoke on the Water' by Deep Purple. If I'm right, then it actually came out in 1972.
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Yes, you are correct, as far as the indentity of the song is concerned. Perhaps Oz got it in 1972, but here in the US, it was out in the summer of '73 --that's when I bought the record. If it had been out in '72 in the US, I never would have heard it, as I was still listening to the 'ma and pa' radio station at that time, and they wouldn't have played it... :-/

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46. Jesus is Just Alright - Doobie Brothers
63. Wildflower - Skylark
71. Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple
74. Free Ride - Edgar Winter Group
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All correct, A! Except Goreripper beat you to #71! :)

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Okay, 9 and 64.  ;)

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Oh J.C., I can tell you are truly an Aries! An agitator, just like me! :D You haven't even answered 22 and 73 yet! ;)

#9: A medium sized hit for a group that had two bigger hits in 1972, and faded away afterwards. The line just before the line given in this quiz is: "City light's been gettin' you..."

#64 A little-played song by a big British superstar, who had both a solo career and a career with his band. The next line is: "Yes, I.. I.. I.. kept right on sayin'..."

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Oh J.C., I can tell you are truly an Aries! An agitator, just like me! :D You haven't even answered 22 and 73 yet! ;)

#9: A medium sized hit for a group that had two bigger hits in 1972, and faded away afterwards. The line just before the line given in this quiz is: "City light's been gettin' you..."

#64 A little-played song by a big British superstar, who had both a solo career and a career with his band. The next line is: "Yes, I.. I.. I.. kept right on sayin'..."
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#64 A little-played song by a big British superstar, who had both a solo career and a career with his band. The next line is: "Yes, I.. I.. I.. kept right on sayin'..."
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Ah !

In that case, Zella :

# 64 is "Oh No, Not My Baby" by Manfred Mann


FB  ;)

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Ah !

In that case, Zella :

# 64 is "Oh No, Not My Baby" by Manfred Mann


FB  ;)
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Half a point, Fuss. Manfred Mann ??? Try another artist...

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Half a point, Fuss. Manfred Mann ??? Try another artist...
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Oops, 1973,right ?

How 'bout Rod Stewart then ?

FB  :-[

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Oops, 1973,right ?

How 'bout Rod Stewart then ?

FB  :-[End Quote

That's better! :)

It's 4 am. I'm signing off now. Check out the weather songs in the 70s....

G'night!

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Okay,Zel. Hints on 9. and 51. ;)
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I haven't seen you go anywhere with any of the other hints... ::)

#9 This band had two hit in 1972, then disappeared after the 1973 song....

#51 A whole group of people on this board should have gotten this one, but they've all vanished en masse...

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# 68  If We Try - Don McLean

FB  :)
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Absolutely correct. :) Great line, eh? ;)

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I haven't seen you go anywhere with any of the other hints... ::)

#9 This band had two hit in 1972, then disappeared after the 1973 song....

#51 A whole group of people on this board should have gotten this one, but they've all vanished en masse...
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#51 isn't a hint, it's a spectulative documentary. ;)
As for the other's, I'll eventually get to them. IMHO, these so-called hints are crummy. ;D

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Au contraire...#51 was an excellent hint, if you are observant.... ;)

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Absolutely correct. :) Great line, eh? ;)
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Yeah !  The title is pretty good as well !

Fb  :)

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Au contraire...#51 was an excellent hint, if you are observant.... ;)
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#51 is Knock Three Times by Dawn... I think. And so to put you all out of your misery.
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Sorry Bobo....three years too early and very very incorrect. :(

So we must remain miserable... ::)

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Here's a blind guess to #51. Reach Out and Touch-The Supremes.
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Blind guess is wrong.... ;)

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51 - Siempre Te Amare?
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Es no correcto....

The clue I gave should have tipped someone off -- it was a good clue. What kind of fans did we have a whole lot of for awhile in the 70s and before the 70s and in the quizes....?

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15.  "Rosalie" by Sam Neely.
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Correct! One of my favorite songs from the 70s... :)

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I hadn't seen this quiz before. Wow! Such varied choices within but one year... I'm impressed, and will likely be more so when I find out what the ones I don't know / can't recall are.

20. California Saga (On My Way To Sunny Californ-i-a) - Beach Boys
44. Close Your Eyes - Edward Bear
51. Keep On Singing - Austin Roberts
52. Dreidel - Don McLean (an Andrew classic)
61. My Maria - B. W. Stevenson
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All correct Andrew! :) I have quizzes for 1970, 1971 and 1972 also. Just go to my profile and from there to my web page....

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Hey hey !

Always re-visit an old quiz for inspiration

Why didn't I see it before  ???

# 5a  Half A Million Miles From Home - Albert Hammond

One of FussBudgets' favourites

:D :)
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Absolutely correct! :D

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57. It's definitely Steely Dan ... I can't sing it through yet... I'll be back if/when I can


Finally back... the tune is "Show Biz Kids", I believe
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Correct! :)

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Just ran across this....

73. How Can I Tell Her? - Lobo

(this was a big hit - can't believe no one got it! :D )
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Correct Meriadoc! Thanks for bumping this back up! :D

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25)what about me?-Quicksilver messenger service
67)Everything will turn out fine-Stealers wheels


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Billy, on #25 you have teh correct song title but the wrong artist and song! QMS did do a song by that name, but it is completely different...

#67 is correct! Good job on that one! :D (Actually it is Everyone's Agreed that Everything Will Turn Out Fine - but close enough)

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Is 36. "So Far Away" by Carole King? And is 56. "Reeling in the Years"--Steely Dan?
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No, sorry, I am afraid these are both incorrect. :(

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Number 75 is 'Free Ride' by the Edgar Winter Group
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I think you mean #74, but Andrew already got it.

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14. Let your yeah be yeah - Jimmy Cliff   ???
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Chronic, you have the right song, but you are waaaay off on the artist. 1/2 credit.

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did I say Jimmy Cliff...  :-X


hmmm... maybe I should have went with The Pioneers..  ::)



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Never even heard of the Pioneers... :o

I think it may have been a remake, but I am looking for the group that recorded it in 1973, of course. :)