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  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    I don't know if everyone was stumped or just not looking on this thread...

    That answer was Bob Dylan (and I think The Byrds did it too.)  Try this one instead...

    Positive Vibration

  • JulieH
    JulieH Member Posts: 155
    edited May 2011

    Bob Marley

    Josie

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    Steely Dan

    Rapture

  • JulieH
    JulieH Member Posts: 155
    edited May 2011

    Blondie (appropriate for today Wink)

    You and Me Against the World

  • heartnsoul76
    heartnsoul76 Member Posts: 1,204
    edited May 2011

    Helen Reddy

    Roll Over Beethoven 

  • hopeful34
    hopeful34 Member Posts: 522
    edited May 2011

    Chuck Berry?

    Fire and Ice

  • Suzanne3131
    Suzanne3131 Member Posts: 2,000
    edited May 2011

    The Indigo Girls

    Fire In The Belly 

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    I had to look that one up...

    Pat Benatar

    All Mixed Up    

    (It's my favorite song by this band too, and you get extra prestige if you know the song that leads into it.)

  • hopeful34
    hopeful34 Member Posts: 522
    edited May 2011

    311

    Elimar- I am not sure this is the song you mean, but the only "All Mixed Up" I know is by 311.

    Crazy For You

  • Basia
    Basia Member Posts: 345
    edited May 2011

    Madonna

    Hair of the dog

  • heartnsoul76
    heartnsoul76 Member Posts: 1,204
    edited May 2011

    Nazareth

    Elimar, I think you're talking about The Cars. I have that album, and the song before All Mixed Up is Moving In Stereo, I do believe. My brother-in-law looked like Ric Ocasek, but I think Ric Ocasek is sexy, my BIL...not so much.

    For The Love Of Money

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    Well, you got mine wrong.  311 is not in the 50's to 80's time period.  I meant the song by The Cars, and it segues from the "Moving In Stereo" song.

    For The Love Of Money is The O'Jays (money, money, money, money...)

    Take A Pebble

  • heartnsoul76
    heartnsoul76 Member Posts: 1,204
    edited May 2011

    Yo, yo, yo, Elimar! Where's my extra prestige I'm supposed to get? Where's my props, man?

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    HnS, well, I'm not sure about the posts overlapping, but when I posted the "correct" answer, there was no mention about The Cars songs in your post.  We must have been posting at roughly the same time.  I thought that would be a fairly easy one because I do hear classic rock radio play those songs once in a while, tho' they don't play them together like they used to back in the day.  I give you full prestige now.  I'm sure you tossed and turned all night just wondering when the prestige would be arriving, right?  Also, pity if your BIL has those ears!  ;-)

    My new one is by a 70's progressive power trio. 

  • heartnsoul76
    heartnsoul76 Member Posts: 1,204
    edited May 2011

    haha, yes Elimar, I feel much better now! I can relax knowing that I've got my prestige. It was a rough night!

    Fortunately, BIL does not have those ears, but he never did try to adapt his look, either.

    The progressive rock group that did "Take A Pebble" is Emerson, Lake and Palmer. I actually saw them in concert, if you can call sitting in the nosebleed seats "seeing". 

    People Get Ready 

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    The Impressions (as in Curtis Mayfield and the...)

    Peace Frog

  • hopeful34
    hopeful34 Member Posts: 522
    edited May 2011

    The Doors

    Elimar- I figured you meant something else with "All Mixed Up" because of the time frame.  Sorry for getting "All Mixed Up".....Wink

    Cindy Incidently

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    The Faces (or maybe Rod Stewart on his own?)

    Too Busy Thinking About My Baby

    (This has 2 correct answers, one group, one solo.  See if you can get both, but one is o.k.)

  • heartnsoul76
    heartnsoul76 Member Posts: 1,204
    edited May 2011

    Marvin Gaye (whose the group, The Temptations?)

    Summer Breeze 

  • JulieH
    JulieH Member Posts: 155
    edited May 2011

    Seals & Croft

    Horse With No Name

  • shannonW
    shannonW Member Posts: 17
    edited May 2011

    America

    Band of Gold

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    (Yes, HnR, the Temps did that one too.)

    Freda Payne

    Get On The Good Foot

  • LindaKR
    LindaKR Member Posts: 1,304
    edited May 2011

    James Brown

    The Marvelous Toy

  • JulieH
    JulieH Member Posts: 155
    edited May 2011

    Peter, Paul, & Mary (I learned that song at camp -- loved it!)

    Horse With No Name

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    JulieH, haha, your chemo brain kicked in!  You had the America song last time 5 posts above.

    America!

    Walk On The Wild Side

  • tsotls
    tsotls Member Posts: 8
    edited May 2011

    Lou Reed

    Lola

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    The Kinks

    3/5 Of A Mile In 10 Seconds

  • JulieH
    JulieH Member Posts: 155
    edited May 2011

    Jefferson Airplane

    (I know; I thought it had been trumped by Shannon's.  But now I see she edited her original answer to answer mine . . .)

    Cast Your Fate to the Wind

  • elimar
    elimar Member Posts: 5,885
    edited May 2011

    James Gang (one of the many "basement jams," cranked to 11!)

    One Nation Under A Groove

  • LindaKR
    LindaKR Member Posts: 1,304
    edited May 2011

    Funkadelic

    It's Closing Time