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Jungle Love

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 8

Correct.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 8

It has a non-zero number. It has 1. Diet Pepsi, water, 2% milk, 7-Up, Starry, Diet Coke, Pibb Xtra, Pepsi Zero Sugar, Sprite.

in Weekly Digest problem Comment by deckerp March 8

Rolling Stones + donkey = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 8

Sideshow I didn't recognize Blue Magic, but I do know the song.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 7

I'm running out of ideas and this might be kind of a cheat, but I always liked it. The transitions between are really cool and they sort of sing them in rounds. Pretty neat. Barry Manilow with The Association — Cherish / Windy

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 7

Chicago — Hard to Say I'm Sorry / Get Away

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 6

I've read that Scenes From An Italian Restaurant by Billy Joel is more than two songs combined. It sure sounds good as one.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 6

I've heard "Bruce" before. For me, it's hard to believe anyone would confuse the two of them. Only the letters in the names are similar. But, did you know, Springfield is not his "real" name?

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 6

Nope. I could give you one of the songs and you could come up with the other. BTO - Jamaica Rick Springfield - ???

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 5

Ok. I think maybe this song was done (probably by me) a few years ago. Same song, different title. BTO + Rick Springfield = [songs] I only know this because I heard the BTO song on a CD in about 1983 and it sounded super familiar.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 5

Must be "Four Wheel Drive". I don't remember that one. I have another BTO in mind if that's correct.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 4

My first thought is Roll On Down The Highway, but maybe Let It Ride.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 3

That's the one. They had about three big hits.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 2

Had to look it up: The Police Easy one here, I think. The Village People + USS Enterprise = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 2

Correct.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 1

From Classic American Top 50 on iHeart Radio. Jessie Colter + Julie = [song] This is from May 24, 1975. Pretty darn good countdown. #16 - Walking In Rhythm - Blackbyrds #15 - Philadelpia Freedom - Elton John #14 - When Will I Be Loved - Linda Ronstadt #13 - Love Won't Let Me Wait - Major Harris #12 - Killer Queen - Queen…

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 1

War?

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp March 1

That's the one.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp February 28

I glanced at what was on a few different iHeart stations and nothing is coming to me. How about this. Cliff Richard + slightly affectionate = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp February 27

Patches

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp February 27

Correct.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp February 27

The Theme from the Greatest American Hero. Believe It or Not. Daryl Hall & John Oates + cannibal = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp February 26

Paper Lace released the song in the UK. Then Bo Donaldson released it in the US. The Wikipedia article says Paper Lace later released the song in the US too, but it only reached number 72 or on the Hot 100 Chart.

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp February 26

I'm not sure if this one has been done yet or not. It seems obvious to me, but maybe it'll be in someone else's blind spot. Bo Donaldson and The Heywoods + Paper Lace = [song]

in Rock 'n' Roll Arithmetic Comment by deckerp February 25

I had to research that. Sweet - Desolation Boulevard Bad Company - Desolation Angels

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