1998-1999... livin la vida loca - ricky martin believe - cher man! i feel like a woman - shania twain.
but the first song that came to mind is "give it to me baby, uh huh, uh huh" and i have visions of dancing on the tables with holly that time we had the dance in the cafeteria instead of the gym.
2002 - 2003 "lifestyles of the rich and the famous" - good charlotte "where is the love?" - black eyed peas and j. timberlake "stacy's mom" - fountains of wayne
Hmn, Let's see. 1970 was a great year. Rap and Hip Hop had not been invented yet, thank heavens. There was a little grunge going on,but..mostly soft and hard rock.
1. Bridge Over Troubled Water 2. The Long and Winding Road 3. Close To You 4. The Thrill is Gone! 5. Traveling Band 6. Fire and Rain 7. We've Only Just Begun 8. Rainy Night in Georgia 9. 25 or 6 to 4 10. I Just Can't Help Believing
See if you can match the artists
Brook Benton BJ Thomas The Beatles The Carpenters Credence Clearwater Revival Chicago BB King James Taylor Simon and Garfunkel
Can I play too? 4 is BB King, and 9 is Chicago. My dad loves Chicago too. Me? I'm not much of a Peter Cetera fan, but give me Simon and Garfunkel ANY TIME. I love them!
This is a fun quiz. I keep coming back to see who else has answered it.
only #8 and #10 left. Here is a clue for #10. He sang the hit song Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head from the Movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
I knew the Brook Benton one would probably get you. Did you learn anything about him. He had a few hits in the 50's and 60's. Very fine singer. Papa Dave
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1994-1995
Lightning Crashes - Live
Gangsta's Paradise - Coolio
Let her Cry - Hootie
AWFUL
just awful.....
no, jen. wait for it:
1998-1999...
livin la vida loca - ricky martin
believe - cher
man! i feel like a woman - shania twain.
but the first song that came to mind is "give it to me baby, uh huh, uh huh" and i have visions of dancing on the tables with holly that time we had the dance in the cafeteria instead of the gym.
2002 - 2003
"lifestyles of the rich and the famous" - good charlotte
"where is the love?" - black eyed peas and j. timberlake
"stacy's mom" - fountains of wayne
1970-1971
"I Feel the Earth Move" by Carol King
"Peace Train" by Cat Stevens
"If You Could Read My Mind" by Gordon Lightfoot
Also songs from James Taylor, Simon and Garfunkle, the Carpenters and of the course, the Osmonds.
1999-2000
Transistor - 311
All Star - Smash Mouth
All the Small Things - Blink 182
Oh, the memories. The Terrible, Wonderful memories. :)
Hmn, Let's see. 1970 was a great year. Rap and Hip Hop had not been invented yet, thank heavens. There was a little grunge going on,but..mostly soft and hard rock.
1. Bridge Over Troubled Water
2. The Long and Winding Road
3. Close To You
4. The Thrill is Gone!
5. Traveling Band
6. Fire and Rain
7. We've Only Just Begun
8. Rainy Night in Georgia
9. 25 or 6 to 4
10. I Just Can't Help Believing
See if you can match the artists
Brook Benton
BJ Thomas
The Beatles
The Carpenters
Credence Clearwater Revival
Chicago
BB King
James Taylor
Simon and Garfunkel
Loving this quiz!!!
1989-1990
1. Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby
2. Madonna - Vogue
3. Michael Bolton - How am I supposed to live without you?
dad,
1. simon and garfunkel
2. the beatles
3. the carpenters
4.
5. creedence?
6. james taylor
7. the carpenters
8.
9
10.
i didn't want to cheat and google any of the answers, so that's as far as i got...
Can I play too? 4 is BB King, and 9 is Chicago. My dad loves Chicago too. Me? I'm not much of a Peter Cetera fan, but give me Simon and Garfunkel ANY TIME. I love them!
This is a fun quiz. I keep coming back to see who else has answered it.
only #8 and #10 left. Here is a clue for #10. He sang the hit song Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head from the Movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Papa Dave
#8 creedence
#10 brook benton
we did it!
okay just kidding... i didn't realize i already used creedence.
i'm googling it...
#8 brook benton
#10 bj thomas
this is bad...
"i'll be" by edwin mcain
"truly, madly, deeply" by savage garden
"this kiss" by faith hill
i mean, really? of all the sappy teenager girl songs...
not my favorite, but the ones i really remember...
I knew the Brook Benton one would probably get you. Did you learn anything about him. He had a few hits in the 50's and 60's. Very fine singer.
Papa Dave
2005-2006
existentialism on prom night (straylight run)
the everglow (mae)
and just because.... ya know....
soul survivor (young jeezy feat. akon)
yes. i'm 12.
i don't remember my senior year. what's wrong with me?
but i'm from colorado, so i'm pretty sure all that was on the radio was dmb and jack johnson.
doc martins and reefs respectively.
throw in some pot and you've got yourself a friday night in littleton circa 2000.
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