Iron Butterfly: Innagaddadavida (sp?)

? and the mysterians: 96 tears

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2 more popped into my head...

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i have to take exception to The Amazing Rhythm Aces having only one hit, I have at least two albums. But maybe..

My contribution, Timbuk 3
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the band from our after prom party
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Jeff is correct. Worth a listen.
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Rupert Holmes
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If you listened to them new-fangled progressive FM stations in the late 60s/early 70s . . .

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It has popped up now & again over the years.

Ian

Spent many a night listening to Dave Marsden, CHUM FM...Toronto

Someone mentioned "The Call."
They had a song on the CD "Into the Woods" named "In the River".
It should have been a top forty hit at the time.
Give it a listen.

Exactly the station I was referring to. Every other station on the air was stuck on the Top 40. North & south of the border. Chum FM played something different.

Ian

Johnny Nash - I can see clearly now.

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Talking in your sleep was from 'In Heat". I don;t know if it got to #1 but it was close.

If you want to hear some of their good stuff, check out "Strictly Personal" from the 80's and" National Breakout" from 79 or 80 I think. "21 and Over" is one of my favorite songs. Very underrated bandm in my opinion. The drummer, Jimmy Marinos, had a big impact on my playing as he didn't have a big kit but played the crap out of what he had.
http://youtu.be/5HMo7ENTcA4

http://youtu.be/vy66i2xwQ-U
Tomboy-we played this out with my band. Chicks dug it!!

I'll check out the tips on the Romantics, thanks !



Here's one I heard yesterday and thought of this thread. This song has so much going for it, they must have other good stuff, but i've not heard it.

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