Who Sang These 70s Songs? Part 2 Quiz

Answer: Brotherhood of Man

The group Brotherhood of Man was formed in the 1970's. They were a British vocal group consisting of two men and two women(Nicky Stevens, Sandra Stevens, Martin Lee and Lee Sheriden). The song, "Save All Your Kisses For Me" won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1976. It also reached number one on the U.K. charts of that year and stayed in that position for sixteen weeks.

Answer: Terry Jacks

Terry Jacks is a Canadian singer/sonwriter. He was born in 1944 and shot to fame in 1969. The song, "Seasons In The Sun" was number one hit for Terry Jacks in the U.K. in 1974 and stayed on the charts for twelve weeks. Westlife had a number one hit with this song in December 1999.

Answer: Tina Charles

This song was number one on the U.K. charts in 1976 and stayed there for twelve weeks. Tina Charles was born in 1954 in London. She started off her musical career as a backing vocalist before recording her own music. The first record she made was in 1971 and it was called, "Joe"(about a little puppy).

Answer: Leo Sayer

Leo Sayer was born in England in 1948. His Birth name was Gerard Hugh Sayer. He began his singing career in 1973 with his debut hit, "The Show Must Go On". "When I Need You" was a number one hit in 1977 and it stayed on the U.K Charts for thirteen weeks.

Answer: Village People

The Village People were formed in 1977. Each member of the group wears a different costume. The group consists of a cowboy, a police officer, an Indian Chief, a biker and a construction worker. "Macho Man" was released in 1978(four months before their number one hit, "YMCA").

Answer: Commodores

This song reached number one on the U.K. charts in 1978 and stayed there for fourteen weeks. The Commodores was formed in 1968. Lionel Ritchie was originally a member of this group but left to pursue a solo career in 1982.

Answer: Tom Jones

This song reached number two on the U.S. charts in 1971. Tom Jones is a Welsh singer and was born in 1940. His rose to fame in the sixties. He recording career hit a slump in the mid 70's to early 80's but he continued to tour successfully. He started recording again in the late 80's and has collaborated with many well known artists such as The Art of Noise(1988), The Cardigans(1999) and The Pretenders(1999).

Answer: Chicago

This song reached number one on the U.K. charts in 1976 and stayed there for 16 weeks. Chicago was formed in 1967, in Chicago. They were one of the first rock bands to be formed in Chicago at the time. In the seventies and eighties they moved to a softer sound and produced more ballads.

Answer: Tony Orlando and Dawn

Tony Orlando was born in 1944 and raised in New York. He joined his group Dawn in the early seventies. There were three members in the group, Telma Hopkins, Joyce Vincent Wilson and Tony. The song, "Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree" was a number one hit in 1973 and stayed on the U.K. charts for 40 weeks.

Answer: Boomtown Rats

This song reached number one on the U.K. charts in 1979 and stayed there for twelve weeks. The Boomtown Rats were an Irish group. They were formed in 1975 and broke up in 1986. Their lead singer was Bob Geldof.