82SiouxGuy

You're right, Karen had an amazing voice. But now it's time to "Rock On", by David Essex.

Next up are Richard and Karen, better known as The Carpenters singing "Rainy Days and Monday".

Since we've had Neil Young at least 3 times, how about Cliff De Young singing My Sweet Lady.

How about Dancin' Shoes by Nigel Olsson circa 1979.

Guess who is coming to Grand Forks this fall.

I forgot about that because it was before we started the game. But can you ever get enough Black Water? Back on track, I suggest we look for Lola, by the Kinks.

Good choice, just a little early. First you have to Go Your Own Way, like Fleetwood Mac.

The Doobie Brothers performing Black Water

No one likes to take a stab at the X's, so here goes. The next artist on our countdown is T-Rex performing Get it On (Bang a Gong).

I don't know how this didn't become a hit show. From their own television show circa 1976, here is the Starland Vocal Band singing Afternoon Delight.

We're going to stretch things just a little bit for our next group. They got their start in the 70's, recording 2 albums (released in Japan). But Quiet Riot hit it big in the 80's with songs like Cum on Feel the Noize.

From 1974 I present one hit wonder Paper Lace singing The Night Chicago Died.

Here's a JJ for you, Ms. Janis Joplin singing Me and Bobby McGee.

Well played sir. Disco still sucks, but American Bandstand was one of the best television shows ever. It was even better when it was on every afternoon, Monday through Friday. I will see your GQ and raise you a George Harrison singing his best single, My Sweet Lord.

Excellent choice. I was waiting for an opportunity to use that same song. I think it's time to go in a slightly different direction. I would like to present a group that helped make southern country rock popular, The Charlie Daniels Band.

Great minds think alike. That was used here.

I think we had War twice in a row, so how about a little advice from Mr. Bill Withers.

This is as close as I can come, Exile - I Wanna Kiss You All Over.

Piero Umiliani was a film composer, mainly in the 60's and 70's. He originally composed this for a Swedish soft core porn, but here is the Muppet version of Mahna Mahna.

Next up on Flashback Favorites is Q performing Dancin' Man.

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Mr. Bojangles

From 1970 we have The Blues Image singing their hit song Ride Captain Ride.

And another one hit wonder, this time performing a classic. Frijid Pink performing House of the Rising Sun. It peaked at Number 7 on April 4, 1970.

Another one hit wonder and the theme song from my high school prom, Precious and Few by Climax.

How about Yvonne Elliman singing her hit If I Can't Have You.