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Hey !

# 1  Poison Ivy - Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs

# 3  Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - Beatles

# 10  El Condor Pasa - Simon & Garfunkel

FB  :)
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All correct! I was thinking of the Stones for #1, but any correct artist will do.

See how kind I was to put a Beatles song in there! ;D

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# 13  San Fransisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair) - Scott McKenzie

# 25  The Night Owls - Little River Band

# 26  Sweet Pea - Tommy Roe

# 44  Blackbird - Beatles  :)

FB  :D
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Yes, yes, yes and yes. And see how extemely kind I was to put a second Beatles song in there! (altho' I was thinking of Billy Preston's version... ::) )

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# 11  Build Me Up Buttercup - Foundations
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Oooops! I almost missed this one! Correct also. ;)

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2. Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree-Tony Orlando & Dawn
6. When Doves Cry-Prince
27. Fly Robin Fly-Silver Convention
40. Who's in The Strawberry Patch With Sally?-Tony Orlando & Dawn
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All correct, Indy! Extra credit for #40! :D

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#8 is "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" by the Kingston Trio (also recorded by Johnny Rivers)
#45 is "Rockin' Robin" by Bobby Day (also recorded by Michael Jackson)
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Correct and correct! :)

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Hello again Z

# 14  Mockingbird - Carly Simon & James Taylor

# 18  Glass Onion - Beatles

# 42  Crimson & Clover - Tommy James & The Shondells

FB  :)
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All correct again! And look! I am unbelievably kind -- three Beatles songs! :o

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All correct again! And look! I am unbelievably kind -- three Beatles songs! :o
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Of course !  You know quality when you see it  ;D

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> 46. Take a bright star and a place it on your forehead
TRex's Ride a White Swan - I've got a parody to that one (Drive A White Van), so I ought to know :-)End Quote

Correct, but isn't that a sacrilege? ;)

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>38. Tho’ we’re apart, you’re part of me still
...took me a while to realize why I was whistling "Blueberry Hill", I'm not sure who did it originally, but I've got the Fats Domino version here.
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Correct again. Fats is who I was thinking of... :)

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Correct, but isn't that a sacrilege? ;)
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To write a parody to T-Rex?  Only if it's a bad one ;-)

Phil

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12.Free Bird-Lynyrd Skynyrd
20.Fly Like An Eagle-Steve Miller Band
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Both correct Hossy! (I was counting on you for #36 tho'; now who is going to figure it out? :o )  :)

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#21 is Wildwood Weed by Jim Stafford...

D*mn, there are others that seem OH SO familiar....gotta get my thinking cap on......
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Correct Jonman (all the way from Greenland, too!) ;D

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Hi Zed


# 16  Snowbird - Anne Murray

FB  :)
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Righto Mate! :)

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Hey !

# 47 is Roadrunner by Jonathon Richmond & The Modern Lovers

I found it on a tape of oldies I recently acquired

FB  ;D ;D ;D
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Guess that answered my question... ;) That is correct. :)

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I actually know quite a few of the remainders, I hope. Let me see...

4. Wildflower - Skylark
5. Elton John - Skyline Pigeon
7. Donovan - Jennifer Juniper
9. Lynn Anderson - Rose Garden (one of my very favourite tracks)
15. Sounds like Neil Diamond... I'll plump for the only fauna related Diamond track I can think of, And The Grass Won't Pay No Mind
17. Okay, I searched for this one... Little Jimmy Dickens - May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose
24. Strolling Bones - Dandelion
39. The Everly Brothers - Bird Dog (a great track, I add)

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Alright Bobo! That just about aces most of the quiz! All are correct including #15 -- although it was made popular by Mark Lindsey, Neil Diamond wrote it.... (one of my favoite songs of all time, BTW)

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Alright Bobo! That just about aces most of the quiz! All are correct including #15 -- although it was made popular by Mark Lindsey, Neil Diamond wrote it.... (one of my favoite songs of all time, BTW)
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22. Friends Of Distinction - Grazing In The Grass
28. Tony Joe White - Pork Salad Annie
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LOL! That's Poke Salad, Bobo! But I'll count it! :) (I'm surprised it took so long for someone to get that one -- I remember it well...)

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LOL! That's Poke Salad, Bobo! But I'll count it! :) (I'm surprised it took so long for someone to get that one -- I remember it well...)
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Personally I always thought the song was a tad dull - so I thank Bobo for livening it up a bit  ;D

I'll never think of it in the same way again !

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Personally I always thought the song was a tad dull - so I thank Bobo for livening it up a bit  ;D

I'll never think of it in the same way again !
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I've been informed by a wise, sane friend that 31 is Peter, Paul and Mary's Lemon Tree.
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That it is! Your friend is a sage.... :)

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Hey !

# 34  Daisy A Day - Jud Strunk (great name BTW)
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Correct! :D

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41. Blanchard/Morgan - Tennessee Bird-Walk
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Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan to be precise. One of the very first records I bought! ::)

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19.  "A White Sport Coat (and a Pink Carnation) by Marty Robbins.
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Correct, Gambo! :)

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Hey !

# 30  Wings Of An Eagle - Russell Morris

How did I miss this ?  I have been inspired and it is playing right now...  ;)

FB
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Finally! ::) :)

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How did I miss 29...

it's Elton John's Rotten Peaches.
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Correct! :)

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36. The Outlaws - Green Grass and High Tides
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Excellent, Bobo! I din't think anyone would get this one, 'cept maybe Hossy... ;)

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23. Bee gee's
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No, sorry HD, wrong again! But you get an "A" for effort... ::)

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At last !

# 33  White Bird - It's A Beautiful Day

FB  ;)
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Yep! ;)

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# 43

The only flora and U.S. state in a song title I can think of is

Yellow Rose of Texas

but who sung it I don't know
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Good try, but no... :)

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Forever stumped on 23.

Ooh, just taken another look at 32. It must be Little Green Apples, have to search for the artist... O. C. Smith.

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Great Bobo! Slowly but surely we're getting thru this... :)

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Don't know how I missed 35... it's Crow, again, by Jim Carroll.
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Thanks Bobo! We weren't gonna wait on him any longer, were we? Enough is enough! :D ;D

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48. Seals And Crofts - Hummingbird
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Thanks Bobo! Can't believe how long it took for someone to get that one! :o

('Course, some people might say Seals and Croft... ::) )

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I'm mostly thinking of the new people who would more likely know these... though I'm sure everyone will benefit from an extra look, I'm still stumped on all three.

I'm fairly sure that number 23 does not exist... some kind of flying fauna?
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Well, all the questions were either flora or flying fauna...

Somebody here does know #23 - but they are just in a fog... ;D

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Somebody here does know #23 - but they are just in a fog... ;D
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I feel like I should know it, but I just cant think of it .....

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Hadn't seen this quiz before -

#43 is, I think, called "Carolina in the Pines" by Michael Martin Murphy (although I always thought it went "as the fire grows")

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Yes! That is correct, Valentin(e) :)

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37)its by the New York Dolls, but i cant remember its name!
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Almost, but only 1/5 of the Dolls, Billy... keep trying. :)

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Lawn
Pinch Me..........Barenaked Ladies

                  #23
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Um...no. "flying fauna" means it has to have a bird in the title. Truthfully I can say I've never heard a Barenaked Ladies song in my entire life... :o

Quoting:23. Hanging by a dream in a perfect afternoon flying fauna -- forget the clue, no one's going to get it anyway... ::)End Quote

Somebody did though, eventually !

# 23  Treasure That Canary - Andy Pratt  :)

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Somebody did though, eventually !

# 23  Treasure That Canary - Andy Pratt  :)
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Well it's about freakin' time! ::)