No. 1 Hits of the 70s Vol.6

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1. 1970 gave us The Beatles final single as a foursome; it concerned a dream by one of the bandmembers. Which song was it? The Long and Winding Road Something Come Together Let It Be

2. "Jeremiah was a bullfrog..." is one of the most well known opening lines in the history of rock and roll. What song is it from? Answer: (Four Words)

3. The group America burst on to the scene with this epic tune in 1972. Can you remember the hit? You Can Do Magic Sister Golden Hair A Horse With No Name Lonely People

4. The biggest song in the career of Tony Orlando and Dawn was the 1973 hit "Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree". This song provoked a lawsuit by a newspaper columnist who thought he had rights to it. True False

5. "Seasons In The Sun" was a number one hit in 1974 for this Canadian artist. Can you name him? Eric Carmen Jacques Brel Randy Bachman Terry Jacks

6. Linda Ronstadt did a remake of a 1963 Top 100 song by Betty Everett and turned it into a number one song in 1975. Which song was it? You're No Good I Fall To Pieces Will You Love Me Tomorrow Just One Look

7. How many ways are there to leave your lover, according to Paul Simon? Many 50 100 Countless

8. Manfred Mann's Earth Band had a number one hit with "Blinded By The Light" in 1977. Who wrote it? Eric Clapton Neil Diamond Bruce Springsteen Paul Simon

9. Paul McCartney and his band were lucky enough to have a number one tune in the spring of 1978. Can you guess the name? (There's a clue here somewhere) Coming Up With A Little Luck I've Had Enough You Gave Me The Answer

10. Co-written by Kenny Loggins, this Doobie Brothers hit went to the top in 1979. Name it. Minute By Minute Rollin' On What a Fool Believes It Keep You Runnin'