Complete Clue List
Across
1. Loverboy from 1980; "Turn Me _____"
4. Recorded the album "Daydream Nation" in 1988; _____ Youth
7. Elvis Presley single from 1957; "Got a ____ o' Living to Do"
8. Blues standard first recorded by Roy Head and The Traits; "_____ Her Right"
9. Ensemble consisting of eight instruments or voices
10. Second album by Jay Sean or Duran Duran's fourth single; "My ____ Way"
11. A hit for Daddy Cool in 1971; "Come Back _____"
14. In 2012, Time Out Hong Kong crowned him the "King of Asian Pop"; _____ Chan
17. Tom Gabel's 2008 single; "Anna is a _____ Pigeon"
20. Rolling Stones' compilation album released in 1971; "Hot _____ 1964?1971"
23. Released in September 2012 this was the ninth studio album for Green Day
24. Third studio album from Steely Dan; "Pretzel _____"
25. 1966 novelty song from The Royal Guardsmen; "Snoopy vs. the Red _____"
26. Rick Derringer's first solo single; "Rock and Roll, Hoochie ____"
27. One of the Osmonds (First name)
28. Mary Hopkin had a big hit in 1968 with "_____ Were the Days"
Down
1. Led Zeppelin; "Whole _____ Love"
2. Recorded the engaging "Great Wall" in 1987; Boom Crash _____
3. First name of the artist who originally recorded "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"
4. The Rolling Stones; "Heart of _____"
5. Band; Harold Melvin & the Blue _____
6. Professional guitarist who joined Tori Amos in a band called Y Kant Tori Read; Steve _____
12. Covered by George Harrison in 1987; "____ My Mind Set on You"
13. Written by James "Sugar Boy" Crawford it was initially called "Jock-A-Mo"; (Same word, twice)
15. George Harrison's 1981 tribute to John Lennon; "All Those Years ____"
16. Dawn featuring Tony Orlando; "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole ____ Tree"
17. 1972 single from T. Rex; "_____ Gold Easy Action"
18. In 1959 Dave "Baby" Cortez released "The Happy _____"
19. Debut album by Deadboy & the Elephantmen; "If This Is Hell, Then I'm _____"
20. From his 1982 album "Jump Up!" Elton John informs us "I Am Your _____"
21. Released in 1983 this was the second album for Men at Work
22. 1958 doo-wop song by the Skyliners, covered by Guns n' Roses; "_____ I Don't Have You"