Don't Bring Me Down-- Part 1: 'East Bound and Down'

See if you can figure out what these songs have in common.

1.  DON'T BRING ME DOWN--  ELO 1979

2.  DOWN ON THE CORNER--  CCR  1969

3.  DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON ME--  Elton John  1974

4.  RIGHT DOWN THE LINE--  Gerry Rafferty   1978

5.  DOWN IN A HOLE--  Alice in Chains  1992

6.  THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN--  Band  1969

7.  EAST BOUND AND DOWN--  Jerry Reed  1977

8.  I WON'T BACK DOWN--  Tom Petty  1989

9.  DOWN IN THE BOONDOCKS--  Billy Joe Royal  1965

10.  GET DOWN TONIGHT--  KC & the Sunshine Band

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Virgil Kane Is The Name And I Served On The Danville Line."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down"

John Fogerty's Birthday Today

And I didn't even know it until Bob Stroud devoted his Ten at Ten on Chicago's WDRV, 97.1 FM, The Drive to John Fogerty music, both with that band (my favorite all-time band) and solo.

Born May 28, 1945, making him four days and six years older than me.

These are the songs Stroud played:

TEN AT TEN

Proud May

Bad Moon Rising  (For many years the ringtone on my phone.)

Down on the Corner

Old Man Down the Road

Who'll Stop the Rain  (I remember waking up on race day at the Indy 500 at the opening at 6 am and they started with this song when rain was expected.)

Centerfield

Fortunate Son

Rock and Roll Girls

Have You Ever Seen the Rain

Change in the Weather

Love That Creedence Clearwater Revival.  --Roaderty

Bob Stroud Salutes St. Patrick's Day: 'Give Ireland Back to the Irish'

Well, Sunday is that greenish day and Bob Stroud is saluting it with a special Ten at Ten today with songs that have to do with it.

GREEN RIVER--  Creedence Clearwater Revival

TAKE ME TO THE RIVER--  Al Green   (Get it?)

THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN--  Thin Lizzie  (Irish band)

GREEN ONIONS--  Booker T. & the M.G.'s

BEAUTIFUL DAY--  U2  (Irish band)

GREEN TAMBOURINE--  Lemon Pipers

GLORIA--  Them  (Irish band)  And you thought the Shadows of Knight originally did it.  By the way, that's Van Morrison singing lead.

GREEN EARRINGS--  Steely Dan  (Never heard this one before.)

GREEN EYED LADY--  Sugarloaf

GIVE IRELAND BACK TO THE IRISH--  Paul McCartney & Wings

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The show will repeat at 10 pm tonight at WDRV, 97.1 FM, Chicago.  CDST.

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "She Makes Me Feel So Good.  She Makes Me Feel Right."  Answer below.  --Road O'Dog

"Gloria"

Some Irish Music for an Irish Thing These Days

From Bob Stroud's Ten at Ten for March 17, 2013.  In other words, St. Patrick's Day.  Though we started celebrating it last weekend.

All these songs have something to do with the Irish.  See if you can figure out what.

1.  GREEN RIVER--  Creedence Clearwater Revival  (color)

2.  DOMINO--  Van Morrison  (Irish)

3.  GOLDEN EARRINGS--  Steely Dan  (?)

4.  JAILBREAK--  Thin Lizzy  (Orish)

5.  GREEN TAMBOURINE--  Lemon Pipers  (color)

6.  GIVE IRELAND BACK TO THE IRISH--  Paul McCartney  (obviously)

7.  GREEN ONIONS--  Booker T. & the MGs  (color)

8.  LET'S STAY TOGETHER--  Al Green  (his last name)

9.  DESIRE--  U2  (Irish)

10.  GREEN GRASS & HIGH TIDE--  Outlaws  (color)

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "I'm, I'm So In  Love With You Whatever You Want Me To Do.'  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Let's Stay Together"

WLS Top 25 for Week of February 12, 1973-- Part 3: 'Dancing in the Moonlight'

*  Means the song was climbing the charts.  The number after the artist is how high the song got on the Billboard Hot 100 National Chart.

15.  JAMBALAYA (ON THE BAYOU)--  Blue Ridge Rangers      #16     But you might know them better as John Fogerty.  Where's Creedence?  Ol' Hank would be so proud.  This was a #1 country hit in1952 for Hank Williams.

14.  LAST SONG--  Edward Bear    #3       Little did I know this was the name of a band, not a solo performer.   Pop trio from Toronto, Canada.

13.  DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT--  King Harvest      #13     Takes me right back to 1973.  At this time I was getting ready to start student teaching in my senior year at NIU.  Their one and only Top 40 hit.

12.  YOUR MAMA DON'T DANCE--  Loggins & Messina      #4      Gotta love this song.  Their only Top Ten as a duo.

11.  ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH--  John Denver       #9      We could sure use another John Denver about now.  Was that David Crosby in the audience at the beginning of the video for the Wildlife Concert?

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Goodbye Joe, Me Gotta Go, Me Oh, My Oh."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Jambalaya (On the Bayou)"

Summer of 1972 Again-- Part 4: 'Dialogue Pts. 1 & 2'

On July 10, Bob Stroud played his part 2 of his annual trip back to summer.   This was our secong trip back to the Summer of 1972, the first was on June 12.  He will be doing this two more times on  August14 and September 10.

Today's trip were the songs on the radio and in our record collections on July 10, 1972.

LONG COOL WOMAN--  Hollies    Absolute killer intro to this one.

HELLO MARY LOU--  Creedence Clearwater Revival     My all-time favorite group.  From their very last album, "Pendulum."  I did not know that Gene Pitney wrote this song.

BRANDY--  Looking Glass    Probably one of my all-time favorite songs.  Star Lord also likes this song.

DIALOGUE PARTS 1 & 2--  Chicago

RIP THIS JOINT--  Rolling Stones     Hard to believe they have been around for sixty years now.

LEAN ON ME--  Bill Withers

ONE WAY OUT--  Allman Brothers

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Cause There's A Man Down There, Might Be Your Man, I Don't Know."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"One Way Out"

Summer of 1972 Again-- Part 3: 'Willin' '

Remember, tomorrow from 9 am to noon and againat 9 pm to midnight, Bob Stroud will host his annual Salute to Summer show on Chicago's WDRV, 97.1 FM, the Drive.  This is CDST and it streams.

These are the songs he played on June 12 going back to the songs on the radio and in our record collections fifty years ago.

SPACE TRUCKIN'--  Deep Purple

THICK AS A BRICK--  Jethro Tull    I still chuckle when I think of them winning the first Heavy Metal Grammy back in the 80s.  They thought it was funny as well.

WILLIN'--  Little Feat   Definitely not appreciated by most, but I sure do.

ROCKS OFF--  Rolling Stones

SOMEDAY NEVER COMES--  CCR   My all-time favorite group.

PHOTOGRAPHS AND MEMORIES--  Jim Croce    We sure lost him way too soon.

IMMIGRATION MAN--  Crosby & Nash

IT DOESN'T MATTER--  Manassas   (Steve Stills' group)

HEART OF GOLD--  Neil Young    The last three songs was CSN&Y apart.

JUNPIN' JACK FLASH-- Peter Frampton

WITCHY WOMAN--  Eagles

I'LL TAKE YOU THERE--  Staple Singers    The #1 song in Chicago.

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "But We Sure Had A Good Time When We Started Way Back When."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Photographs and Memories"

Hey, Bob Stroud, Give These a Shot at Ten at Ten

These were taken from the June 12, 1972, WLS Top 30 and Debut songs.  I think they would be a great Ten at Ten for you.

The number in front of the song is what place the song held on the survey.

30.  HOW DO YOU DO--  Mouth & MacNeill

29.  ROCKET MAN--  Elton John

28.  IMMIGRATION MAN--  Crosby & Nash

25.  SOMEDAY NEVER COMES--  CCR

23.  LOOK AT WHAT YOU'VE DONE FOR ME--  Al Green

20.  LEAN ON ME--  Bill Withers

16.  ASK ME WHAT YOU WANT--  Millie Jackson

8.  TROGLODYTE--  Jimmy Castor Bunch

7.  THE CANDY MAN--  Sammy Davis Jr.

2.  NICE TO BE WITH YOU--  Gallery

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Sometimes In Our Lives We All Have Pain We All Have Sorrow."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Lean On Me"

WLS Top Ten for Week of June 5, 1972: 'Nice to Be With You'

Fifty years ago this week on Chicago's Mighty WLS, 890 AM.  Includes debuts and Bubbling Under.

1.  I'LL TAKE YOU THERE--  Staple Singers

2.  SYLVIA'S MOTHER--  Dr. Hook

3.  NICE TO BE WITH YOU--  Gallery

4.  SONG SUNG BLUE--  Neil Diamond

5.  TUMBLING DICE--  Rolling Stones

6.  OH GIRL--  Chi-Lites

7.  (LAST NIGHT) I DIDN'T GET TO SLEEP AT ALL--  Fifth Dimension

8.  THE CANDY MAN--  Sammy Davis Jr.

9.  LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE--  Jackson Five

10.  MORNING HAS BROKEN--  Cat Stevens

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DEBUTS

27.  HOW CAN I BE SURE--  David Cassidy

28.  LEAN ON ME--  Bill Withers

29.  SOMEDAY NEVER COMES--  Creedence Clearwater Revival

30.  I'VE BEEN LONELY FOR SO LONG--  Frederick Knight

LIVING IN A HOUSE DIVIDED--  Cher

TOO LATE TO TURN BACK NOW--  Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Who Can Take A Sunrise, Sprinkle It With Dew."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"The Candy Man"

The Real St. Patrick's Day-- Part 1: Some Music To Get You in the Mood

THURSDAY MARCH 17

 A far cry from St. Patrick's Day 2020 when you-know-what hit.  And, a nice day as well.  I even got to sit out OD  (On Deck).

Bob Stroud did his Ten at Ten on St. Patrick's Day.  Lots of green songs as well as Irish bands, etc.

GREEN RIVER--  Creedence Clearwater Revival

WILD NIGHT--  Van Morrison

GREEN ONIONS--  Booker T. & the MGs

THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN--  Thin Lizzy

GREEN EYED LADY--  Sugarloaf

GREEN EARINGS--  Steely Dan

GIVE IRELAND BACK TO THE IRISH--  Paul McCartney

SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY--  U2

GREEN TAMBOURINE--  Lemon Pipers

LET'S STAY TOGETHER--  Al Green

Irish?  --RoadGreen

Songs From Summer of 1971-- Part 10: 'Indian Reservation'

These were the songs on the radio and in your record collection fifty years ago on September 5, 1971.  Every summer Bob Stroud on Chicago's WDRV, 97.1 FM, Classic Rock, goes back four times to that summer fifty years ago and does this.

MAGGIE MAY--  Rod Stewart

I'D LOVE TO CHANGE THE WORLD-- 10 Years After

SWEET HITCHHIKER--  Creedence Clearwater Revival

DO YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN--  Lee Michaels

BEWARE OF DARKNESS--  Leon Russell

THE STORY IN YOUR EYES--  Moody Blues

SIMPLE SISTER--  Procul Harum

INDIAN RESERVATION--  Raiders

SIGNS--  Five Man Electric Band

MOONSHADOW--  Cat Stevens

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Was Riding Along Side The Highway Rollin' Up The Countryside."   Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Sweet Hitchhiker"

WLS Top Ten for Week of August 16, 2021: 'Liar'

Fifty years ago, these were the songs on Chicago's WLS, 890 AM.  If you remember these when they came out, you might be getting a little old.

1.  RIDERS ON THE STORM--  Doors

2.  TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS--  John Denver

3.  SWEET HITCH-HIKER--  Creedence Clearwater Revival

4.  SMILING FACES SOMETIMES--  Undisputed Truth

5.  SIGNS--  Five Man Electric Band

6.  HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART--  Bee Gees

7.  MAYBE TOMORROW--  Jackson 5

8.  UNCLE ALBERT/ADMIRAL HALSEY--  Paul & Linda McCartney

9.  MERCY MERCY ME--  Marvin Gaye

10.  LIAR--  Three Dog Night   (Again, this song and "Take Me Home Country Roads" were my Quantico Summer USMC Camp songs.)

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DEBITS/HITBOUND

24.  WHATCHA SEE IS WHATCHA GET--  Dramatics

25.  ALL DAY MUSIC-- War

29.  THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN--  Joan Baez

30.  STICK UP--  Honey Cone

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ALL HIT BOUND--  George Harrison

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Almost Heaven, West Virginia, Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Take Me Home Country Roads"

Those Puzzling Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd Song Titles

Saturday, August 14

In the morning I was doing these blogs and listening to Bill St. James' Time Warp Show on Chicago's WDRV, 97.1 FM.  And, he was featuring 1969, a great high school college year for me and played two songs which took my right back to NIU.

The first was "Whole Lotta Love" by Led Zeppelin and right after it he played "Commotion" by my all-time favorite 60s band (well, 70s as well), CCR, or Creedence Clearwater Revival.  Man, I was right back.

"Whole Lotta Love" is one of the very few Lez Zeppelin songs I know the title of when I hear the song.  For some reason, I just can't remember those song titles.  And the Drive (WDRV) plays lots and lots of Led Zeppelin in their Classic Rock format.  They also play a whole lot of Pink Floyd, another group I have big problems with song titles.

I've heard all the songs from albums of these two groups and recognize the song as one of theirs.  But, name the song, I can't.  If I were ever to get on Sherman and Tingle's show on the Drive and play their Seven Songs in 30 Seconds Challenge I'd be dead in the water if they played any by these two groups.  (They play the song and you guess its name.)

On the subject of Pink Floyd, I was in Mt. Airy, North Carolina,  (the inspiration for Andy Griffith's Mayberry) once and saw a great tee shirt for sale.  It featured a picture of Floyd the Barber in pink and under it, it said "Pink Floyd."  I almost bought it, but like with baseball caps, I sure don't need anymore tee shirts.

I Call WDRV the Station That Zep and Floyd Built.  --RoadDoh!

LAWS OF THE UNIVERSE,LAW OF PHYSICAL SURFACES:  The chances of an open-faced jelly sandwich landing face down on the floor are directly correlated to the newness and cost of the carpet or rug.

WLS Top 30 for Week of August 9, 1971-- Part 5, The Top Ten: 'Sweet Hitch-Hiker'

*  means it was climbing the WLS charts.  The number behind the artist is how high the song got on the Billboard Hot 100 National Chart.

10.  DRAGGIN' THE LINE--  Tommy James   #4

9.  *SIGNS--  Five Man Electric Band    #3

8.  NEVER ENDING SONG OF LOVE--  Delaney & Bonnie & Friends    #13

7.  BEGINNINGS/COLOUR MY WORLD--  Chicago     #7    Formerly the Chicago Transit Authority.

6.  *SWEET HITCH-HIKER--  Creedence Clearwater Revival    #6   Their last Top Ten.

5.  *TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS--  John Denver        #2       His first hit.   One of the most popular songs played each year at the Oktoberfest tents in Munich.

4.  *WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW IS LOVE / ABRAHAM, MARTIN & JOHN--  Tom Clay    You should give this one a listen.  Wow!!     #8

3.  *MERCY MERCY ME--  Marvin Gaye    #4

2.  *RIDERS ON THE STORM--  Doors    #14   Their last Top 40.

1.  HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART--  Bee  Gees   #1

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Long-Haired Freaky People Need Not Apply."  --Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Signs"

Songs From the Summer of '71-- Part 9, August 1, 1971: 'Sweet Hitchhiker'

Nothin' finer than going back fifty years ago and doing some 'membering as happens with this show by Bob Stroud on Chicago's WDRV, 97.1 FM, the Drive.  And, we still have one more coming on Sunday, September 5.  That will be his final of four installments until next June when on the first Sunday he'll do the Summer of 1972, another college year for me.  And, those college years were a WHOLE lot of fun for me.

GET IT ON--  Chase    Horns, we need more horns.

RESURRECTION SHUFFLE--  Ashton, Gardner & Dyke   Too bad stations don't play this song more.

STATESBORO BLUES--  Allman Brothers

INDIAN RESERVATION--  Raiders   What?  No Paul?

SWEET HITCHHIKER--  CCR   As I've said before, my favorite 60s-70s band.

RAIN DANCE--  Guess Who

IT'S TOO LATE--  Carole King

REASON TO BELIEVE--  Rod Stewart

AQUALUNG--  Jethro Tull    Really?  Heavy Metal Grammy?

RIDERS  ON THE STORM--  Doors   Poor Jim was dead when this song came out on the radio.

DRAGGIN' THE LINE--  Tommy James    The number one song in Chicago this date.

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Eying Little Girls With Bad Intent.  Snot Running Down His Nose."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Aqualung"

About This Last Weekend-- Part 3: Too Many Sliders, Bars, $1 Beers, Bands and Adequate Bloody Marys

SATURDAY, JULY 24

We went to Stucky's in Johnsburg, but didn't have anything to eat because of too many White Castle Sliders earlier in the day, but did enjoy their $1 draft pints.

SUNDAY, JULY 25

I ended up recording much of Bob Stroud's Rock and Roll Roots on a 90-minute cassette (that's right, CASSETTES) because he was Root Saluting Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Cosmo's Factory" album, which was released 51 years ago this week in 1970.  And, of course, CCR is my favorite band, the only one I would buy their new albums the day they came out.  Thanks, for making my day, Bob.

Then, Liz and I went to Stucky's where they were having a solo performer playing outside on their deck.  He was good, though took way too long of a break.  But, when he played "The Rodeo Song" and "The I-95 Song" the place went crazy.

Then, we went to the McHenry American Legion for those great "Adequate" $2.50 Bloody Marys and they had a duo playing.

Like I Said, Good Times.  --RoadDog

LAWS OF THE UNIVERSE:  LAW OF RANDOM NUMBERS:  If you dial a wrong number, you never get a busy signal and someone ALWAYs answers.  (And, I'd like to add this:  If you redial that number to make sure you didn't misdial it, you will get the same number and a somewhat madder person on the other end.)

My Ten at Ten for the Week of July 19, 1971: 'Funky Nassau'

Every Monday-Friday Bob Stroud or whoever is filling in for him on one of his many vacations, has a Ten at ten on Chicago's Classic Rock station, WDRV, 97.1 FM, the Drive.  It is a favorite show of mine and it plays at 10 AM and 10 PM.

I think I have a great ten songs from this week fifty years ago.  Every one of these were on WLS' Music Survey at the time.

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RESURRECTION SHUFFLE--  Ashton, Gardner & Dyke

SIGNS--  Five Man Electric Band

SWEET HITCH HIKER--  Creedence Clearwater Revival

MIGHTY CLOUDS OF JOY--  B.J. Thomas

HERE COMES THAT RAINY DAY FEELING--  Fortunes

RINGS--  Cymarron

NEVER ENDING SONG OF LOVE--  Delaney and Bonnie & Friends

FUNKY NASSAU--  Beginning of the End

SOONER OR LATER--  Grass Roots

GET IT ON-- Chase

Well, Bob.  What do you think?

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Was Ridin' Along Side The Highway Rollin'Up The Countryside."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Sweet Hitch Hiker"

WLS Top Ten for Week of July 19, 2021: 'Don't Pull Your Love'

The Top Ten songs and debut songs in Chicago back 50 years ago today according to powerhouse WLS 890 AM. 

1.  IT'S TOO LATE--  Carole King

2.  YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND--  James Taylor

3.  DRAGGIN' THE LINE--  Tommy James

4.  DON'T PULL YOUR LOVE--  Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds

5.  GET IT ON--  Chase

6.  MR. BIG STUFF--  Jean Knight

7.  SOONER OR ATER--  Grass Roots

8.  HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART--  Bee Gees

9.  FUNKY NASSAU--  Beginning of the End

10.  NEVER ENDING SONG OF LOVE--  Delaney and Bonnie & Friends

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DEBUTS

24.   WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW/ABRAHAM, MARTIN & JOHN--  Tom Clay

25.  MIGHTY CLOUDS OF JOY--  B.J. Thomas

26.  SWEET HITCHHIKER--  Creedence Clearwater Revival

27.  SIGNS--  Five Man Electric Band

28.  MAYBE TOMORROW--  Jackson Five

ALL HIT BOUND

LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH--  Isley Brothers

RESURRECTION SHUFFLE--  Ashton, Gardner & Dyke

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "It's Just A Matter Of Time Before You Make Up Your Mind."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Sooner or Later"

WLS Top 30 for Week of July 12, 1971-- Part 1: 'Moon Shadow'

These were the songs on the WLS, 890 AM radio that the youth in Chicago were listening to exactly fifty years ago.  Let's see, fifty years ago, I guess they aren't so youthful anymore.*  means the song was climbing the charts.  The number after the artist is how high the song got on the Billboard National Hot 100 Charts.

ALL HIT BOUND

*SWEET HITCH-HIKER--  Creedence Clearwater Revival    #6    Is this Classic Rock or What?  Their last Top Ten hit.

*SIGNS--  Five Man Electrical Band     #3    (I once tried to sing this at karaoke with a very poor performance.  In my defense, I practiced it in my head and thought I could do it.  I couldn't.)  Their only Top Ten.  From Ontario, Canada.

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30.  BRING THE BOYS HOME--  Freda Payne      #12      A very appropriate song at this time.  Her second biggest hit.

29.  IF NOT FOR YOU--  Olivia Newton-John       #25     Her first hit.   (Between her and Linda Ronstadt, wow, I just don't know which I had a bigger crush on back then.)

28.  DOUBLE BARREL--  Dave and Ansil Collins      #22      A song like nothing else back then.  Jamaican duo.

27.  *LOVE MEANS--  Sounds of Sunshine    #39   Full title "Love Means (You Never Have to Say You're Sorry)"  Never heard it before.   Right up there with that ultra-syrupy "Honey" in my book.  Not too fond of this.

26.  *MOON SHADOW--  Cat Stevens     #30       Follow up to "Wild World"  (#11-1971)     Whenever I peer out the window at night with the moon out and see those trees casting shadows, I think of this song.

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "Fathers Are Pleading,  Lovers Are All Alone,  Mothers Are Praying."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Bring the Boys Home"

1969 Anyone?-- Part 1: 'That's the Way Love Is'

This past Sunday, March 20, 2021, (Hey, Twenty Twenty Twenty-one!!), WXRT's Richard Milne went to the year 1969 on his Saturday Morning Flashback show from 9 am to noon.  That was a great year for me as I graduated from Palatine High School and that fall I started at Northern Illinois University.  These songs sure bring back the memories.

THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN--  Band

NOTHING IS EASY--  Jethro Tull   (Hey, received the first Grammy for Heavy Metal)

MIDNIGHT SPECIAL--  Creedence Clearwater Revival

HOT SMOKE & SASSAFRASS--  Bubble Puppy   (Did Granny really say that while she was yelling at Jethro?)

PINBALL WIZARD--  Who

DREAMS--  Allman Brothers

ONE--  Three Dog Night    From the rock musical "Hair"

LIVE WITH ME--  Rolling Stones

THAT'S THE WAY LOVE IS--  Marvin Gaye

BADGE--  Cream

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "No Is The Saddest Experience You'll Ever Know."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"One"