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Gazoo

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The Peak, 09/25/07: It was 1970
« on: September 25, 2007, 07:49:55 AM »
Damn, wish I hadn't missed this one:

Elton John    Border Song
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young    Ohio
Mick Jagger    Memo From Turner
Carole King    You've Got a Friend
Fleetwood Mac    Oh Well Part 1
Norman Greenbaum    Spirit In The Sky
Allman Brothers Band    Midnight Rider
King Floyd    Groove Me
George Harrison    My Sweet Lord (single mix)
Quicksilver Messenger Service    Fresh Air
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Re: The Peak, 09/25/07: It was 1970
« Reply #1 on: September 25, 2007, 08:03:28 AM »
Quote from: "Gazoo"
Damn, wish I hadn't missed this one:

Elton John    Border Song
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young    Ohio
Mick Jagger    Memo From Turner
Carole King    You've Got a Friend
Fleetwood Mac    Oh Well Part 1
Norman Greenbaum    Spirit In The Sky
Allman Brothers Band    Midnight Rider
King Floyd    Groove Me
George Harrison    My Sweet Lord (single mix)
Quicksilver Messenger Service    Fresh Air


I dunno; nothing really unusual there except the Jagger.  And I've said it before, but: I have no memory of Tapestry being a late-1970 release; "It's Too late" didn't chart as a single until the Spring, and then the LP exploded -- nobody thibks of it as a 1970 album.
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