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Subject: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - Done And Dusted]
Written By: Henk on 03/19/11 at 7:58 am
And there it is...Volume 2 of my 1972 quizzes.
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/2/17/785141/1972.jpg
Again, some artists are represented twice, and the limit = OFF to start with.
Have fun! :)
If the image above doesn't show for you, here's a direct link to the quiz: http://faultydog.fileave.com/197202b.html
Hints!
13. Song title: it's something single persons are much more likely to do every morning than those in a relationship.
The song only made #60 in US.
14. This world famous country singer died in an airplane crash in 1997.
29. This jazz/soul ensemble, formed in 1960, helped Randy Crawford launch her career.
This specific instrumental piece only reached #52 in US.
32. This male vocal group (more popular in Europe) is notorious for setting the dancefloor ablaze.
The song was first performed by Hal LeRoy and Eunice Healy in the 1934 stage production "Thumbs Up!".
It was covered in the 1950's and 1960's by The Kirby Stone Four, The Coasters, The Satintones and P.J. Proby (among others).
34. The follow-up to "Jungle Fever", a hit record by an obscure Belgian studio act. Song title: floors, or: what you tell your kids before
they go to sleep.
39. I don't think this was a genuine band, and I don't have any clues. They were called Clean Living.
43. The second appearance in this quiz by a man who lend his voice to a South Park character.
This instrumental (written for an obscure television show on ABC, apparently) reached #38 in US.
Scores so far:
14.0 Paul
8.5 loki 13
4.5 gibbo
4.0 Philip Eno
3.5 lorac61469 / ninny
2.5 Badfinger-fan / CatwomanofV / mooster / nally
1.5 whistledog
01. A Horse With No Name - America
02. Without You - Nilsson
03. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack
04. Look What You Done For me - Al Green
05. Ain't Understanding Mellow - Jerry Butler & Brenda Lee Eager
06. Oh Girl - The Chi-Lites
07. Betcha By Golly, Wow - The Stylistics
08. Runnin' Away - Sly & The Family Stone
09. Crazy Mama - J.J. Cale
10. Do Your Thing - Isaac Hayes
11. No One To Depend On - Santana
12. I Can't Help Myself - Donnie Elbert
13. Waking Up Alone - Paul Williams
14. Everyday - John Denver
15. Ask Me What You Want - Millie Jackson
16. I Saw The Light - Todd Rundgren
17. Josie - Kris Kristofferson
18. Sylvia's Mother - Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show
19. (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right - Luther Ingram
20. Hold Her Tight - The Osmonds
21. Happy - Rolling Stones
22. Conquistador - Procol Harum
23. Play Me - Neil Diamond
24. Rocket Man - Elton John
25. I Believe In Music - Gallery
26. Gone - Joey Heatherton
27. Sweet Inspiration/Where You Lead - Barbra Streisand
28. The Guitar Man - Bread
29. Put It Where You Want It - The Crusaders
30. A Simple Man - Lobo
31. Starting All Over Again - Mel & Tim
32. Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart - The Trammps
33. Life And Breath - Climax
34. Stories? - Chakachas
35. I Can See Clearly Now - Johnny Nash
36. I Am Woman - Helen Reddy
37. Elected - Alice Cooper
38. Sweet Surrender - Bread
39. In Heaven There Is No Beer - Clean Living
40. Annabelle - Daniel Boone
41. Operator - Jim Croce
42. I'm Stone In Love With You - The Stylistics
43. Theme From 'The Men'- Isaac Hayes
44. Dialogue (part I & II) - Chicago
45. Living In The Past - Jethro Tull
46. Alive - Bee Gees
47. You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio - Joni Mitchell
48. Wedding Song (There Is Love) - Petula Clark
49. Do Ya - The Move
50. Sitting - Cat Stevens
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Philip Eno on 03/19/11 at 8:06 am
1. A Horse With No Name ~ America
2. Without You ~ Nilsson
3. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face ~ Roberta Flack
4. I Saw The Light ~ Todd Rundgren
Another great quiz, thanks Henk.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/19/11 at 8:10 am
Wow, that was fast! Didn't even get the time to send you a PM... ;)
1. A Horse With No Name ~ America
2. Without You ~ Nilsson
3. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face ~ Roberta Flack
4. I Saw The Light ~ Todd Rundgren
Another great quiz, thanks Henk.
I'll give you four for four, Philip, even though "I Saw The Light" isn't #4.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Philip Eno on 03/19/11 at 8:24 am
Wow, that was fast! Didn't even get the time to send you a PM... ;)
I'll give you four for four, Philip, even though "I Saw The Light" isn't #4.
Many thanks
It turns out that BBC Radio 2 are playing the hits from March 1972 right now.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/19/11 at 8:36 am
Many thanks
It turns out that BBC Radio 2 are playing the hits from March 1972 right now.
What a coincidence... although this quiz isn't only hits. ;)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: lorac61469 on 03/19/11 at 11:15 am
Another great quiz!
#23 Niel Diamond - Play Me
#24 Elton Johm - Rocket Man
#35 Jimmy Cliff (?)- I Can See Clearly Now
#41 Jim Croce - Operator
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: loki 13 on 03/19/11 at 11:30 am
#22...Conquistador...Procol Harum?
#36...I Am Woman...Helen Reddy?
#37...Elected...Alice Cooper?
#45...Living In The Past...Jethro Tull?
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: nally on 03/19/11 at 11:43 am
6 = "Oh Girl" by the Chi Lites.
Off to look for more!
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/19/11 at 11:50 am
Another great quiz!
Thanks! :)
#23 Niel Diamond - Play Me
#24 Elton Johm - Rocket Man
#35 Jimmy Cliff (?)- I Can See Clearly Now
#41 Jim Croce - Operator
You got three and a half correct, Carol. It's not Jimmy Cliff singing, as you already suspected.
#22...Conquistador...Procol Harum?
#36...I Am Woman...Helen Reddy?
#37...Elected...Alice Cooper?
#45...Living In The Past...Jethro Tull?
Good to see you Kevin. :)
You've got a perfect score there.
6 = "Oh Girl" by the Chi Lites.
Off to look for more!
Right you are, Jeff.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: nally on 03/19/11 at 11:55 am
11 = "No One To Depend On" by Santana.
And the artist for 35 is Johnny Nash, btw. (Jimmy Cliff's version wasn't made til the 90s.)
That's all I got for now. Great quiz!
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/19/11 at 1:17 pm
11 = "No One To Depend On" by Santana.
And the artist for 35 is Johnny Nash, btw. (Jimmy Cliff's version wasn't made til the 90s.)
That's all I got for now. Great quiz!
Those are correct as well. :)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: CatwomanofV on 03/19/11 at 6:30 pm
#25-I Believe In Music-Mac Davis
#39-In Heaven There Is No Beer (That's why we drink it here). Don't know who sang it.
#48-The Wedding Song (There Is Love) (written by Paul Stokey-of Peter, Paul, & Mary fame) but don't know who is singing it-even though I love the Gordon Lightfoot's version much better.
#50-Ready-Cat Stevens.
Cat
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: whistledog on 03/19/11 at 6:36 pm
Dang, i only just recognize one (atleast one that wasn't already answered).
18 | Sylvia's Mother - Dr Hook
#22, a Canadian one from the 70s that I actually knew. I should have gotten here sooner lol
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: gibbo on 03/19/11 at 8:07 pm
I can't find too many either? But...on relistening I can find 4 (I think)
#28 Guitar Man - Bread
#42 Stoned In Love With You - The Stylistics
#38 Sweet Surrender - Bread
#46 Alive - Bee Gees
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Badfinger-fan on 03/19/11 at 10:42 pm
#9 Crazy Mama - JJ Cale
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Badfinger-fan on 03/19/11 at 10:48 pm
I think #44 is Dialogue - Chicago
#49 might be Do Ya - ELO just sounds kinda different
thanks for the quiz Henk
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: wildcard on 03/20/11 at 12:14 am
I was lucky to hear 0ne of them, but had to look up the song because I didn't know it. one hearing point for me :D
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/20/11 at 1:12 am
#25-I Believe In Music-Mac Davis
#39-In Heaven There Is No Beer (That's why we drink it here). Don't know who sang it.
#48-The Wedding Song (There Is Love) (written by Paul Stokey-of Peter, Paul, & Mary fame) but don't know who is singing it-even though I love the Gordon Lightfoot's version much better.
#50-Ready-Cat Stevens.
Cat
Hello Cat! :) Nice seeing you around.
You got four halves there. #25 is the right song, but the wrong artist, and #50 is the right artist but the wrong song. :(
Dang, i only just recognize one (atleast one that wasn't already answered).
18 | Sylvia's Mother - Dr Hook
#22, a Canadian one from the 70s that I actually knew. I should have gotten here sooner lol
Maybe you should've, yes... But you got that one! :)
I can't find too many either? But...on relistening I can find 4 (I think)
#28 Guitar Man - Bread
#42 Stoned In Love With You - The Stylistics
#38 Sweet Surrender - Bread
#46 Alive - Bee Gees
You got four for four, so what's your problem? :D ;)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/20/11 at 1:24 am
#9 Crazy Mama - JJ Cale
Good catch! :)
I think #44 is Dialogue - Chicago
#49 might be Do Ya - ELO just sounds kinda different
thanks for the quiz Henk
And thanks for playing, Mike. ;)
You're correct on #44, and #49 is indeed Do Ya, but not by ELO.
MTA: Funny thing is, you're not far off for #49, as it was indeed produced by Jeff Lynne.
I was lucky to hear 0ne of them, but had to look up the song because I didn't know it. one hearing point for me :D
Sorry, all I can give you is some karma. I realize audio quizzes must be a real challenge for you.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/20/11 at 2:03 am
Just finished a check on the remaining ones. Most of them made the Billboard Top 100, some even reached the Top 10.
I also noticed two of them didn't chart until 1973.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: gibbo on 03/20/11 at 3:01 am
Just finished a check on the remaining ones. Most of them made the Billboard Top 100, some even reached the Top 10.
I also noticed two of them didn't chart until 1973.
I just checked them all again and can only identify one remaining dong and artist...as well as maybe one other artist. :-\\ I was 12 in 1972 and had the radio glued to my ear (Casey Casem's top 40) ...but I still can't recoginize them. :-\\
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/20/11 at 10:19 am
I just checked them all again and can only identify one remaining dong and artist...as well as maybe one other artist. :-\\ I was 12 in 1972 and had the radio glued to my ear (Casey Casem's top 40) ...but I still can't recoginize them. :-\\
Hey! Watch your language! ;D ;)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: wildcard on 03/20/11 at 11:48 am
Good catch! :)
Sorry, all I can give you is some karma. I realize audio quizzes must be a real challenge for you.
well I told you I like trying to hear and I like challenges anyway. 25. http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc153/rocksannwastaken/smilie%20land/from%20me%20smilies/me-me-pick-me.gif
no, that's the one I looked up
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Paul on 03/20/11 at 5:20 pm
More of a 'glam rock' year in the UK that year, but there was plenty of soul about as well...
#4. 'Look What You Done For Me' - Al Green
#5. 'Ain't Understanding Mellow' - Jerry Butler and...(sheesh! Can't quite remember the woman's name... :-[)
#7. 'Betcha By Golly Wow' - Stylistics
#8. 'Running Away' - Sly & The Family Stone
(Modified...the other artist on #5. was Brenda Lee Eager - and yes, I did look in 'the book'...no-one else was gonna get it! ;))
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: CatwomanofV on 03/20/11 at 5:57 pm
Hello Cat! :) Nice seeing you around.
You got four halves there. #25 is the right song, but the wrong artist, and #50 is the right artist but the wrong song. :(
#50 has been haunting me. I knew it was off of his Greatest Hits album which I wore out in my younger days. Then it hit me-not Ready but Sitting.
I relistened to #25 and it sounds like Three Dog Night. A guess because I don't recall them ever doing that song.
Cat
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: snozberries on 03/20/11 at 6:44 pm
DAMN! >:( I was gonna answer 4 & 7 but Paul beat me to it... >:(
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/21/11 at 1:13 am
More of a 'glam rock' year in the UK that year, but there was plenty of soul about as well...
#4. 'Look What You Done For Me' - Al Green
#5. 'Ain't Understanding Mellow' - Jerry Butler and...(sheesh! Can't quite remember the woman's name... :-
#50 has been haunting me. I knew it was off of his Greatest Hits album which I wore out in my younger days. Then it hit me-not Ready but Sitting.
I relistened to #25 and it sounds like Three Dog Night. A guess because I don't recall them ever doing that song.
Cat
#50 is indeed Sitting, well done. :)
I'm sorry to disappoint you (again), but it's not Three Dog Night for #25 either. :( If it's any help: the artists are present in Volume 1 of this quiz.
DAMN! >:( I was gonna answer 4 & 7 but Paul beat me to it... >:(
Sorry, Q. Karma for trying anyway.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: mooster on 03/21/11 at 4:24 am
Hi Henk - a bit late..but I've picked up a few here and there...
#10 Barry White - no mistaking that voice ;)
#14 Everyday
#47 You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio - Joni Mitchell
#48 Petula Clark
#49 The Move
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2]
Written By: Henk on 03/21/11 at 6:17 am
Hi Henk - a bit late..but I've picked up a few here and there...ยจ
#10 Barry White - no mistaking that voice ;)
Surprise, surprise...it's NOT Barry White! :o
#14 Everyday
#47 You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio - Joni Mitchell
#48 Petula Clark
#49 The Move
But those are all correct. 8)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: Henk on 03/21/11 at 5:00 pm
I've raised the limit to 7. :)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: karen on 03/22/11 at 8:23 am
Henk
I've listened to the remaining ones and, though I vaguely recognise one or two, I don't have any answers for you.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: ninny on 03/22/11 at 9:38 am
#19( If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be right - Luther Ingram
#46 sounds like The Bee Gees
#20 sounds like The Osmonds
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: Paul on 03/22/11 at 2:30 pm
Only one more from me, I'm afraid...the remainder are way too obscure (even for me!)
#12. 'I Can't Help Myself' - Donnie Elbert
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: Henk on 03/22/11 at 4:59 pm
#19( If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be right - Luther Ingram
#46 sounds like The Bee Gees
#20 sounds like The Osmonds
Hello Janine :)
Your answers are all correct. Sadly, I forgot to give Peter (gibbo) the credit he deserved for #46. :-
Only one more from me, I'm afraid...the remainder are way too obscure (even for me!)
#12. 'I Can't Help Myself' - Donnie Elbert
I had a feeling you'd get this one. ;)
Well, with nothing more coming from you at this moment...it's time to work on some hints.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: ninny on 03/22/11 at 6:50 pm
I think #25 Is B. J. Thomas :-\\
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: gibbo on 03/22/11 at 6:58 pm
#40 Daniel Boone? I only ever knew one song of his (Beautiful Sunday) ... but the voice sounds like him. :-\\
#15 Aretha Franklin?
#13 Paul Williams? I have listened to this one 50 times..thought it might be Harrison or Nilsson...then it came to me. It's The Phantom of the Paradise!!! No idea about the song though... :-\\
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: Henk on 03/23/11 at 1:05 am
I think #25 Is B. J. Thomas :-\\
A good guess, but no. :(
#40 Daniel Boone? I only ever knew one song of his (Beautiful Sunday) ... but the voice sounds like him. :-\\
It doesn't only sound like him...it IS him! :)
#15 Aretha Franklin?
It could be, but it isn't. This singer was born two years later.
#13 Paul Williams? I have listened to this one 50 times..thought it might be Harrison or Nilsson...then it came to me. It's The Phantom of the Paradise!!! No idea about the song though... :-\\
That would be him, yes. 8)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: gibbo on 03/23/11 at 3:52 am
#25 Mac Davis sang that song. I would have posted this earlier ... but I thought ninny had it with B.J. Thomas (it DOES sound like him). It didn't sound 'country' enough for Davis... :-\\
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: ninny on 03/23/11 at 6:07 am
#15 Ask Me What You Want - Millie Jackson
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: Henk on 03/23/11 at 6:11 am
#25 Mac Davis sang that song. I would have posted this earlier ... but I thought ninny had it with B.J. Thomas (it DOES sound like him). It didn't sound 'country' enough for Davis... :-\\
Mac Davis may have sung it, but it's not him I'm looking for. :(
#15 Ask Me What You Want - Millie Jackson
Good catch! 8) I didn't think anyone would get it, and I couldn't think of any hints (so thanks for saving me). ;)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: Henk on 03/23/11 at 6:34 am
So...What's/Who's left? In no particular order:
A cover of a Ferlin Husky song (both no longer present)
Chef
A cover of a song from the stage production "Thumbs Up!"
A world famous country singer who crashed his plane
A world famous rock band (hope you guess their name...)
A world famous female singer (be yentl with her)
A song title that's almost identical to Miss Lwin's first name
Shaft
A vocal group notorious for setting the dancefloor afire
An actress/singer who played a happy hooker
A place where you go to see or buy art
Floors, or: what you tell your kids before they go to sleep
The summit (of sex)
and many more... ::)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: Henk on 03/23/11 at 6:44 am
Oh, and I've also removed the limit.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: ninny on 03/23/11 at 8:25 am
#27 sounds like Barbra Streisand
#20 Hold Her Tight - The Osmonds
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: Henk on 03/23/11 at 3:06 pm
#27 sounds like Barbra Streisand
#20 Hold Her Tight - The Osmonds
Yes, and yes. :)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: Henk on 03/25/11 at 6:19 am
So...What's/Who's left? In no particular order:
A cover of a Ferlin Husky song (both no longer present)
Chef
A cover of a song from the stage production "Thumbs Up!"
A world famous country singer who crashed his plane
A world famous rock band (hope you guess their name...)
A world famous female singer (be yentl with her)
A song title that's almost identical to Miss Lwin's first name
Shaft
A vocal group notorious for setting the dancefloor afire
An actress/singer who played a happy hooker
A place where you go to see or buy art
Floors, or: what you tell your kids before they go to sleep
The summit (of sex)
and many more... ::)
Hmm. Maybe I should've made those less cryptical. :-\\
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT NOW 7]
Written By: gibbo on 03/25/11 at 6:30 am
Hmm. Maybe I should've made those less cryptical. :-\\
From your clues possibly ' The Who' ... but as 'What' song...I have no idea!!! I do wonder 'when' someone will get it ... although, I have no idea 'how' they'll know it ... and 'why' it won't be me. 'Where the inspiration will come from is anyone's guess!! :-\\
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: whistledog on 03/26/11 at 1:43 am
#25 is Gallery. I have this song on LP via a K-Tel collection from 1972 called 'Believe in Music', which is in my collection under the section: "Albums I own but have never listened to" lol
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: Henk on 03/26/11 at 2:24 am
#25 is Gallery. I have this song on LP via a K-Tel collection from 1972 called 'Believe in Music', which is in my collection under the section: "Albums I own but have never listened to" lol
It is indeed Gallery I was looking for. :)
I'm guessing this "Albums I own but never have listened to" section is actually...quite...substantial? ;)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: Philip Eno on 03/26/11 at 3:50 am
i have heard the remaining track, and I cannot make a guess at them.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: loki 13 on 03/26/11 at 1:58 pm
Hi Henk, I completely forgot to come back but here I am to try:
#17...Josie....Kris Kristofferson?
#21...Happy....The Rolling Stones?
#30...A Simple Man....Lobo?
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: Henk on 03/26/11 at 4:09 pm
Hi Henk, I completely forgot to come back but here I am to try:
#17...Josie....Kris Kristofferson?
#21...Happy....The Rolling Stones?
#30...A Simple Man....Lobo?
Yes, Kevin, those would all be correct. :)
Which is just as well, 'cause I couldn't think of any hints for #17 or #30.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: whistledog on 03/26/11 at 5:19 pm
It is indeed Gallery I was looking for. :)
I'm guessing this "Albums I own but never have listened to" section is actually...quite...substantial? ;)
Oh yes. I more or less buy them just to have them, only because I don't have proper space for a record player setup, so when I want to listen to an album, it's a whole big production of having to set up the player and the speakers.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: Paul on 03/27/11 at 12:41 pm
The final batch of what I can come up with (brain and book working overtime for these!)
#10. 'Do Your Thing' - Isaac Hayes
#26. 'Gone' - Joey Heatherton
#27. Title...'Sweet Inspiration'
#31. 'Starting All Over Again' - Mel & Tim
#33. 'Life And Breath' - Climax
#40. Title...'Annabelle'
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF]
Written By: Henk on 03/27/11 at 12:47 pm
The final batch of what I can come up with (brain and book working overtime for these!)
#10. 'Do Your Thing' - Isaac Hayes
#26. 'Gone' - Joey Heatherton
#27. Title...'Sweet Inspiration'
#31. 'Starting All Over Again' - Mel & Tim
#33. 'Life And Breath' - Climax
#40. Title...'Annabelle'
I never said it would be easy... ::) But those are all correct. :)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF - HINTS ADDED!!]
Written By: Henk on 03/27/11 at 3:50 pm
Alright, so for your convenience I've added hints for the remaining songs. 8)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF - HINTS ADDED!!]
Written By: loki 13 on 03/27/11 at 4:04 pm
Okay Henk, from your clues.
#13...Waking Up Alone?
#14...John Denver?
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF - HINTS ADDED!!]
Written By: Paul on 03/27/11 at 4:54 pm
We'll get this finished if it kills us... :D
#29. 'Put It Where You Want It' - Crusaders
#32. 'Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart' - Trammps
#34. 'Stories' - Chakachas (had a feeling it was them, as it sounds exactly like 'Jungle Fever', but never heard this song before...)
#43. 'Theme From The Men' - Isaac Hayes (must have been obscure...a 70s US TV show that didn't make it to our shores!)
(Phew! Couldn't make 1973 a bit more 'mainstream' could you? My brain would be ever so grateful! ;))
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF - HINTS ADDED!!]
Written By: Henk on 03/27/11 at 5:03 pm
Okay Henk, from your clues.
#13...Waking Up Alone?
#14...John Denver?
Yes and yes. :)
We'll get this finished if it kills us... :D
#29. 'Put It Where You Want It' - Crusaders
#32. 'Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart' - Trammps
#34. 'Stories' - Chakachas (had a feeling it was them, as it sounds exactly like 'Jungle Fever', but never heard this song before...)
#43. 'Theme From The Men' - Isaac Hayes (must have been obscure...a 70s US TV show that didn't make it to our shores!)
(Phew! Couldn't make 1973 a bit more 'mainstream' could you? My brain would be ever so grateful! ;))
And with that this quiz is now officially completed! :)
I'm not surprised you've never heard this specific tune by Chakachas. I don't think anyone has! ;D
As for "The Men"... the show isn't even listed on the Wiki page for TV Series And Shows Aired by ABC! :o
And who said anything about 1972 being finished...? ::)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF - HINTS ADDED!!]
Written By: Paul on 03/27/11 at 5:08 pm
And who said anything about 1972 being finished...? ::)
Oh, you've got the really obscure stuff on the way? :o
Anyway, I'm annoyed...you cannot have a genuine 1972 quiz without the mighty 'Mouldy Old Dough' being involved! >:( ;)
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - Done And Dusted]
Written By: whistledog on 03/27/11 at 8:00 pm
I should have known that Joey Heatherton song. I hear it on the radio lots, but I only ever knew it to hear it, not by title. Still an excellent song.
Subject: Re: 1972 Audio Quiz [Volume 2 - LIMIT = OFF - HINTS ADDED!!]
Written By: Henk on 03/28/11 at 12:03 am
Oh, you've got the really obscure stuff on the way? :o
Plenty of 1972 hits left for the sequel(s)... as well as lots of lesser known tracks. ;)
Anyway, I'm annoyed...you cannot have a genuine 1972 quiz without the mighty 'Mouldy Old Dough' being involved! >:( ;)
I've made a random selection of 1972 songs, so who knows... better stay tuned!
I should have known that Joey Heatherton song. I hear it on the radio lots, but I only ever knew it to hear it, not by title. Still an excellent song.
Now you know, and you better not forget! :D ;)