Loads and loads I recognise can't definitely identify!

However I did manage to get these 4 (I think!)

#65 Michelle - the Beatles
#80 I Want To Hold Your Hand - The Beatles
#96 Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell
#97 Homeward Bound - Simon and Garfunkle

#53 Can't Help Falling in Love - Elvis Presley
#55 Running with the Devil - Van Halen
#56 One of These Nights - The Eagles
#61 Oye Como Va - Santana

Excellent Henk!! Please, let me answer more!! I know more!! I want to play!!! 4 isn't fair enough!!! ;D ;D 8)

Excellent stuff, Henk...dropping the 'bonuses' was probably a good idea, as it was very complex!

#51. 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' - Pink Floyd
#52. 'Old And Wise' - Alan Parsons Project
#54. 'Gimme All Your Lovin'' - ZZ Top
#57. 'Leavin' On A Jet Plane' - Not PP&M, but by its creator, John Denver

#54. 'Gimme All Your Lovin'' - ZZ Top



Awesome Paul! I knew it was ZZ Top but I kept thinking Legs... good thing I didn't answer it! ;D

Awesome Paul! I knew it was ZZ Top but I kept thinking Legs... good thing I didn't answer it! ;D


Me too!

Me too!


Get outta my head! ;D ;D ;D

Hi Henk...boy, I'm going to miss these quizzes of yours when they're gone  :(.

#73 Maybe I'm Amazed - Paul McCartney & Wings
#75 Crazy Horses - The Osmonds
#78 Sowing The Seeds Of Love - Tears For Fears
#86 Daddy Cool - Boney M

Hi Henk, I hope I don't repeat answers, 'cause I  only gave a quick listen.

#63....Heroes.....David Bowie?

#64....Sunshine Of Your Love....Cream?

#68....Across The Universe.....The Beatles?

#69....The Devil Went Down To Georgia....The Charlie Daniels Band?

Loads and loads I recognise can't definitely identify!

However I did manage to get these 4 (I think!)

#65 Michelle - the Beatles
#80 I Want To Hold Your Hand - The Beatles
#96 Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell
#97 Homeward Bound - Simon and Garfunkle


And those four are spot-on, Karen. 8)



#53 Can't Help Falling in Love - Elvis Presley
#55 Running with the Devil - Van Halen
#56 One of These Nights - The Eagles
#61 Oye Como Va - Santana


Correctamundo, Tam. :)


Excellent Henk!! Please, let me answer more!! I know more!! I want to play!!! 4 isn't fair enough!!! ;D ;D 8)


Oh, you can answer as many as you like. You just won't be getting any points (not until I raise the limit), and you'll probably annoy the heck out of everyone else who wants to play... but that's your problem. ;)


Excellent stuff, Henk...dropping the 'bonuses' was probably a good idea, as it was very complex!

#51. 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' - Pink Floyd
#52. 'Old And Wise' - Alan Parsons Project
#54. 'Gimme All Your Lovin'' - ZZ Top
#57. 'Leavin' On A Jet Plane' - Not PP&M, but by its creator, John Denver


Four correct answers. No surprises there. ;)

Hi Henk...boy, I'm going to miss these quizzes of yours when they're gone  :(.


I'm gonna miss them too, Graham.


#73 Maybe I'm Amazed - Paul McCartney & Wings
#75 Crazy Horses - The Osmonds
#78 Sowing The Seeds Of Love - Tears For Fears
#86 Daddy Cool - Boney M


You got four for four. 8)


Hi Henk, I hope I don't repeat answers, 'cause I  only gave a quick listen.

#63....Heroes.....David Bowie?

#64....Sunshine Of Your Love....Cream?

#68....Across The Universe.....The Beatles?

#69....The Devil Went Down To Georgia....The Charlie Daniels Band?


You nailed those four, Kevin. :)

#58 - Knowing Me, Knowing You - ABBA
#71 - Grace Kelly - Mika
#77 - It Was A Very Good Year - Frank Sinatra?
#89 - Babooshka - Kate Bush

#58 - Knowing Me, Knowing You - ABBA
#71 - Grace Kelly - Mika
#77 - It Was A Very Good Year - Frank Sinatra?
#89 - Babooshka - Kate Bush


Correct on all four, Peter. :)

Correct on all four, Peter. :)


Great...thanks Henk!  :)  I can be really iffy on the actual titles sometimes!  :-\\

Here's another four...

#62  The Ballad of Lucy Jordan - Marianne Faithfull

#67  Super Trouper - ABBA

#74  After Midnight - Eric Clapton

#84  Goodbye Stranger - Supertramp

Here's another four...

#62  The Ballad of Lucy Jordan - Marianne Faithfull

#67  Super Trouper - ABBA

#74  After Midnight - Eric Clapton

#84  Goodbye Stranger - Supertramp


No, not four - only three and a half. #74 is After Midnight, but it's not Eric Clapton.

72. A boy named Sue - Johnny Cash

81. Rod Stewart?

85. Rolling Stones?

91.  Start me up - Rolling Stones

99. Jesse - Joshua Kadison


Hope you are feeling better now, Henk.  Another fine quiz indeed!

No, not four - only three and a half. #74 is After Midnight, but it's not Eric Clapton.


Then it has to be JJ Cale - another one I was tossing up with at the time ! :)

72. A boy named Sue - Johnny Cash


That's right, Patty! :)


81. Rod Stewart?

85. Rolling Stones?


Sorry, but no.


91.  Start me up - Rolling Stones

99. Jesse - Joshua Kadison


But those two are correct again.


Hope you are feeling better now, Henk.  Another fine quiz indeed!


I am feeling better, thank you. And thank you! :)



Then it has to be JJ Cale - another one I was tossing up with at the time ! :)


It sure is! :)

#67  Super Trouper - ABBA



I woke up in the night with this going through my head and knew it was one the answers!

Man, I got late to this one also :(

#60 sounds like Sea lion (Celine) Dion.  Unfortunately, I don't know much of her french recordings

Man, I got late to this one also :(

#60 sounds like Sea lion (Celine) Dion.  Unfortunately, I don't know much of her french recordings


You've heard right. It is Celine Dion.

This actually was one of her most successful songs in Holland.

#94  I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee
#98  Something in the Air - Thunderclap Newman

#94  I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee
#98  Something in the Air - Thunderclap Newman


Both are correct, Gaylon! :)

Here's some intersting tidbits that you might or might not know already.


99. Jesse - Joshua Kadison


Apparently, the song is about Sarah Jessica Parker. At the time, Joshua Kadison was in a relationship with said actress.



#98  Something in the Air - Thunderclap Newman


The song was originally titled "Revolution" - but to avoid confusion with the Beatles song of the same title, the trio changed it to "Something In The Air".

I've increased the limit to 7. Maybe that'll help.

79 is called Days

no idea on the artiste

Three more...

#70. 'I'll Be Your Baby Tonight' - Bob Dylan
#81. 'Yours Is No Disgrace' - (Tedious prog-rockers) Yes
#82. 'I'd Rather Go Blind' - Chicken Shack

79 is called Days

no idea on the artiste


It is Days, yes. :) Artist = UK band, with brothers Ray and Dave Davies. ;)



Three more...

#70. 'I'll Be Your Baby Tonight' - Bob Dylan
#81. 'Yours Is No Disgrace' - (Tedious prog-rockers) Yes
#82. 'I'd Rather Go Blind' - Chicken Shack


And three more to add to your tally. :)

79 The Kinks

79 The Kinks


Indeed. 8)

Hi again :)

#59  Supertramp ?

#86  sounds very familiar...

#93  sounds very much like Barbra Streisand  ???

#95  As Tears Go By

Hi again :)

#59  Supertramp ?


It's not Supertramp, no.


#86  sounds very familiar...


#86 has already been answered... :-\\


#93  sounds very much like Barbra Streisand  ???


It IS Barbra Streisand. :) It's a song from the movie Yentl.


#95  As Tears Go By


Also correct. The singer is already in this quiz...

Is # 87 Chris Norman?  :-\\

Is # 87 Chris Norman?  :-\\


Let's see...

Brian Connolly, Steve Priest, Andy Scott, Mick Tucker... No, no Chris Norman in this band. Not sure if this song was a hit in Australia, but it hit #9 in UK and #7 in Holland.

Let's see...

Brian Connolly, Steve Priest, Andy Scott, Mick Tucker... No, no Chris Norman in this band. Not sure if this song was a hit in Australia, but it hit #9 in UK and #7 in Holland.


Your clue was so Sweet Henk!  ;D  Okay...it's The Sweet (and I DO know this lyric...somewhere in the back of my mind). Have to go to work...suspect it will be solved by the time I work it out and get back here!  :-\\

Your clue was so Sweet Henk!  ;D  Okay...it's The Sweet (and I DO know this lyric...somewhere in the back of my mind).


That's half the job done, Peter. :)


Have to go to work...suspect it will be solved by the time I work it out and get back here!  :-\\


There's not much I can do about that... unless I lock this topic.

I guess you need hints for the remaining ones. Well, I'm working on them. ;)

That's half the job done, Peter. :)

There's not much I can do about that... unless I lock this topic.


I can't believe this is still unsolved... :o  I'm guessing The Sweet were less popular in the U.S. as they were in Australia and The Nederlands/Netherlands/ Holland (I think that covered it)... ;)

# 87 - The Sixteens

I can't believe this is still unsolved... :o  I'm guessing The Sweet were less popular in the U.S. as they were in Australia and The Nederlands/Netherlands/ Holland (I think that covered it)... ;)


You're right, they were less popular in US. 


# 87 - The Sixteens


Actually, it's The Six Teens, but I'll give you that. ;)

#86 has already been answered... :-\\



I meant #87...


It IS Barbra Streisand. :) It's a song from the movie Yentl.

It's either Papa Can You Hear Me  or The Way He Makes Me Feel  ???

It's either Papa Can You Hear Me  or The Way He Makes Me Feel  ???


It is the first. Well done!  :)

Hints are out.  :)

# 90  sounds like Randy Newman

# 90   sounds like Randy Newman


Well, why didn't you say so! ::)

#90 Birmingham

#59 Yes - At The Edge

perhaps?

#90 Birmingham


That is correct. :)


#59 Yes - At The Edge

perhaps?


Close, but no cigar. You've got the right artist, so half a point.

#83. 'Room To Move' - John Mayall
#92. 'Death Of A Clown' - Dave Davies
artist for #95. I'll guess is Marianne Faithfull...not heard this version and didn't care much for the original either!  :P

#83. 'Room To Move' - John Mayall
#92. 'Death Of A Clown' - Dave Davies
artist for #95. I'll guess is Marianne Faithfull...not heard this version and didn't care much for the original either!  :P


Those are all correct, Paul. :)

artist for #95. I'll guess is Marianne Faithfull...not heard this version and didn't care much for the original either!  :P


Just in case you were intrigued...

#100 would be the great Bachman-Turner Overdrive.  I don't recignize the song though :-\\

#100 would be the great Bachman-Turner Overdrive.  I don't recignize the song though :-\\


Bachman-Turner Overdrive (or BTO, as they were called at the time) it is. The song may not have been a hit in Canada. :-\\

I don't think there's any use in me waiting any longer, so here are the remaining answers:


059. Admittedly, they're a UK prog-rock band (Yes), and they're teetering on the brink...
            Close To The Edge - Yes

066. A couple of new-borns who want their slice of the cake.
            A Piece Of The Action - Babys

076. UK rock band that hear voices in the sky. They can't stop themselves from getting amorous.
            Had To Fall In Love - Moody Blues

085. British singer/guitarist who died in 1993. A OHW in Holland, and a no hit wonder in UK. Not sure if any of you know this one.
        Singer shares his last name with Jackson and Tom.
            Wild Places - Duncan Browne

088. US band with no success in their homeland but they had two hits in Holland. You can wear them, to cover the upper half of your body.
        They want to know what you're up to.
            Tell Me Your Plans - The Shirts

100. Not a hit in UK or US for this Canadian band (Randy, Robbie, Fred and Blair) (BTO). They're still searching for that special someone.
            Looking Out For No. 1 - BTO

Bachman-Turner Overdrive (or BTO, as they were called at the time) it is. The song may not have been a hit in Canada. :-\\


It reached #29 in Canada in 1976.  I'm not as familiar with BTO as I probably should be.  They had 17 hits in Canada, and I don't even know what half of them soundlike (yet)
I need to build on my 70s collection lol

59 - Close to the edge - Yes
100 = Looking out for number one

59 - Close to the edge - Yes
100 = Looking out for number one


Sorry, but you can't answer this one anymore. I've already given away the answers. :(

Sorry, but you can't answer this one anymore. I've already given away the answers. :(

Oops, missed that.
Sorry.