I hope you mean the teen version of Pebbles from the "Pebbles and Bamm Bamm Show" and not the infant on "The Flintstones".
Posted on 02/02/2021 6:00:26 PM PST by luvie
Good result!
Howdy, radu!
Not a bad result. Most 70s tunes were forgettable. LOL!
Howdy, luvie.
They wouldn’t let me check off all of them. LOL
Good job! Thanks for joining in!
Great job!
Manfred manning wrote it.
Yeah....darn ‘em anyway. LOL!
I got 60% similar.
Mine? Don’t ask.
31%
What can I say? Many of my favorites were known only in the Detroit, Windsor, Ontario area.
Such as “Strawberry Letter 23” by Brothers Johnson. Cheerful and very melodious! 1977.
“Olias of Sun Hillow (Ocean Song+Geda)” by Jon Anderson of Yes
Meditative and scintillating. 1976
“Tuesday Afternoon”,& Go Now from 60’s by Moody Blues
How was muskrat love not on the list?
OMG!!!! Luvie, my Mom had lots of those Simplicity patterns!!!! I can remember pinning and pinning and pinning those flimsy pattern pieces onto fabric, trying to get them to all fit. OMG!!!!
Considering there’s only one living Bee Gee left, I thought that question was pretty cruel.
That's around 8/11.
There is SO much from the ‘70s that this quiz didn’t even touch?
What is the worst “Dicky Goodman” record? (They ALL made the Top 10)
Which is the worst from “The Jimmy Castor Bunch”? (”Bertha Butt Boogie (Part 1)” or “Troglodyte (Cave Man)”?
Which “tragic death” song has to go? “Run, Joey, Run”, “Timothy”, “Seasons in the Sun”, “Rocky” (Austin Roberts NOT the movie)
The three ABBA songs listed sound almost alike. The should have thrown in a “Money, Money”, “Chiquitita”, “Winner Takes it All” or “Fernando”.
There should have been both a “Which Barry Manilow Song has to go”? (I vote for “I Made it Through the Rain”) and which Elton John song has to go? (I’d go for “Levon”, “Border Song” or “Tiny Dancer”)
I could go on and on ...
Oh my word! I can’t decide. All are the soundtrack of my life.
If they’d have let us check all of them off, we’d all get 100% LOL
Lame decade for the most part.
Whether you like Disco or “The Captain and Tennille” SOMEthing had to take the vacuum left between ‘70s Country-Western vs. Hard/Glam/Punk Rock vs. Soul/Funk (Earth Wind & Fire/Ohio Players).
From the perspective of making a perfectly rendered truly pop music tune, “Love Will Keep Us Together” comes about as close as anything. Sedaka tune, Toni Tennille’s voice is fine for this song, and Dragon is great on the keyboards.
Yeah, not the best decade though we did get David Bowie, Queen, and a few other greats.
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