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Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic

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  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    Well shoot. I looked through both artists wikipedia pages and their discographies and couldn't come up with anything. I think it's because my brain is fried from the week.
  • DifferentView
    DifferentView Posts: 17,416 Member
    Every _______ ___
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    Every Mother's Son?
  • DifferentView
    DifferentView Posts: 17,416 Member
    YEA!
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    #1 from 8/31/1985 AT40 countdown. Also from the movie my future wife and I saw on our first date (and our second date).

    Helicopter + comedian Jerry / Marty McFly = [artist/song]
  • DifferentView
    DifferentView Posts: 17,416 Member
    I remember it well. Will defer to others.
  • RunTimer
    RunTimer Posts: 9,137 Member
    Huey Lewis / Back in Time (although I guess 'Power of Love' also fits)
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    I was looking for Power of Love. Go for it RunTimer.
  • RunTimer
    RunTimer Posts: 9,137 Member
    Let's stay in the groove..
    Two differemt songs, with almost the same title*

    Artisits: Huey Lewis & the News + Kenny Loggins

    *Hint, in order they make an Question.Answer dialog
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    Found an answer after perusing a discography for Huey Lewis and the News. I'll pause a bit in case someone knows it off the top of their head. The songs were both pretty big hits for them both.
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    edited August 2019
    If This Is It -- This Is It

    I remember NCAA March Madness commercials at the time played a clip of Darnell Hillman (Dr. Dunkenstein) slamming one home to "This Is It!".

    This was the same year Charles Barkley played in the NCAA tournament for Auburn. I saw quite a bit of it that year because I had my appendix out after it burst and was laid up for a while.
  • RunTimer
    RunTimer Posts: 9,137 Member
    deckerp wrote: »
    If This Is It -- This Is It

    CORRECT
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    Wayne Newton + The Partridge Family = [same song]
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    deckerp wrote: »
    Wayne Newton + The Partridge Family = [same song]

    I think this song was the 'B' side of "Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast" for Wayne Newton and was on The Partridge Family's "Greatest Hits" album.
  • corinasue1143
    corinasue1143 Posts: 7,464 Member
    Beats me! I remember a few of Wayne Newton’s songs, but not many. I thought the Partridges only had one song. I’m the right age, but not a fan of either.
  • DifferentView
    DifferentView Posts: 17,416 Member
    Echo Valley 2-6809
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    @DifferentView Correct.
  • DifferentView
    DifferentView Posts: 17,416 Member
    This should be easy. Song from 1968 popularized in a 1969 movie which has been very active in the media this week.
  • Watching_The_Wheels
    Watching_The_Wheels Posts: 4,607 Member
    edited August 2019
    Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf
    From the movie Easy Rider?
    #RIPPeterFonda
  • corinasue1143
    corinasue1143 Posts: 7,464 Member
    Another song in easy rider The Pusher by Steppenwolf, written by Hoyt Axton—a couple pages back.
  • DifferentView
    DifferentView Posts: 17,416 Member
    You are up @Watching_The_Wheels.
  • Watching_The_Wheels
    Watching_The_Wheels Posts: 4,607 Member
    edited August 2019
    3-way mash-up (see spoiler for definition). I'll provide the 3 artists (in order) and you have to provide the 3 connecting songs.
    Definition:
    Mashup: MA` sh * up: (n)
    The would-be song if two artists mashed their titles together
    Example:
    Artist: George Gerswin and Elvis =
    Song: I can't give you anything but LOVE Me tender

    1. Rolling Stones
    2. Soundgarden
    3. U2
  • RunTimer
    RunTimer Posts: 9,137 Member
    Paint it (Black Hole Sun)day Bloody Sunday
  • Watching_The_Wheels
    Watching_The_Wheels Posts: 4,607 Member
    RunTimer wrote: »
    Paint it (Black Hole Sun)day Bloody Sunday

    Correct, you’re up!
  • RunTimer
    RunTimer Posts: 9,137 Member
    Overhead recently..(thank you AM radio)

    Artist / Song
    Outstanding_Hobo / Farwell, Oddling
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    Supertramp -- Goodbye Stranger
  • RunTimer
    RunTimer Posts: 9,137 Member
    Correct!
    You're up @deckerp
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    Hutch / Never Quit = [singer/song]
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    deckerp wrote: »
    Hutch / Never Quit = [singer/song]
    The clue is probably too obscure. Getting the artist will make the song easy.

    Hutch was a character on a 70's cop show.
  • deckerp
    deckerp Posts: 4,435 Member
    edited August 2019
    I look at This Day In History on history.com each day. One of today's stories.

    https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/zager-and-evans-end-a-six-week-run-at-1-with-their-smash-hit-in-the-year-2525-exordium-terminus

    The American pop-rock duo Zager and Evans end a six-week run at the top of the charts with their ponderously titled single “In The Year 2525." It would be their one and only hit.

    Zager and Evans never returned to the pop charts after their triumphant debut in the summer of ’69. The disbanded just two years later, in 1971. In their very brief career, however, they spent longer atop the pop charts (six weeks) than many more enduring acts. Like so many stars whose hits have not stood the test of time, however, they have been nearly expunged from cultural memory.

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