What's in a Name (Part 3)

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1. Simon and Garfunkel had a hit song in 1968 that began with lyrics "Slow down you move too fast, you've got make the morning last." It is commonly referred to as "Feeling Groovy" but what is the actual title of this song? El Condor Pasa The Boxer 59th Street Bridge Song I'm Feeling So Groovy

2. A recurring line of the 1976 song "Blitzkrieg Bop" is 'Hey! Ho! Let's Go!' This chant is popular at American baseball games to cheer on the home team and is sometimes mistakenly thought to be the tune's title. Which group recorded the song? The Sex Pistols Queen Siouxsie Sioux The Ramones

3. The British glam rock band T. Rex had their best selling single with 1971's "Get It On." The song was re-titled in the US with what phrase preceding "Get It On"? Smoke a Bong Bang A Gong Play Some Pong Sham A Lamma Ding Dong

4. Billboard's number one single of 1971 was a Hoyt Axton tune recorded by Three Dog Night. Though titled "Joy to the World" some know the song only by a few words of the opening lyric. Can you spot it? Mama Told Me Not to Come Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog In the Halls of Shambala Just an Old Fashioned Love Song

5. Known as "Alabama Song", what is an alternative name for the tune written by German composers Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht that has been covered by artists such as David Bowie, The Doors and Marilyn Manson? Cabaret Whiskey Bar Changes Touch Me

6. The Who had a hit song in 1971 with "Baba O'Riley" which was later used as the theme song for the television show "CSI: New York." The song is sometimes mistakenly known by a phrase that is repeated throughout the song. By what name is "Baba O'Riley" sometimes called? Momma Has A Squeeze Box Won't Get Fooled Again Teenage Wasteland Who Are You?

7. Rupert Holmes composed and sang a song about a man meeting up with his own girlfriend after placing an ad in a newspaper. While often abbreviated to simply "The Pina Colada Song" what is the first word of the song's title? Getaway Escape Release Exit

8. Another British song that underwent a name change when it crossed the pond is from The Clash's 1979 album "London Calling." Their biggest selling single, the song was called "Train in Vain" to avoid confusion with what same-named song that had previously been a hit in the U.S. for singer Ben E. King? Up on the Roof Down on the Corner On the Boardwalk Stand By Me

9. The Beatles released a song in 1969 that told of the travails faced by one of their members when he and his new wife became peace activists. The song has been referred to by names such as "They're Going to Crucify Me" and "You Know It Ain't Easy" but what is its real title? The Ballad of John and Yoko The Siege of Paul and Linda Come Together Get Back

10. A word that is often added to Metallica's 1986 hit "Welcome Home" is sometimes known as the song's entire title. What is the word added that is said to be a reference to the book "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"? Lock-Down Delirious Sanitarium Lobotomy