Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen - Hot Rod Lincoln

T. Rex - Bang a Gong

Mark Cohn - Walking In Memphis

Danny O' Keefe - Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues

(The Crazy World Of) Arthur Brown - Fire

Oleta Adams - Get Here (remember this one during the Gulf War?)

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Originally posted by SwtDivaLove:
Golden Earring - Radar Love Video

That's one of my favorites!
Radar Love (I like this video with Funny Cars)

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Originally posted by peaceforall:

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Originally posted by SwtDivaLove:
Golden Earring - Radar Love Video

That's one of my favorites!
Radar Love

Mine too... But, did you happen to SEE the video? LOL

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Originally posted by SwtDivaLove:

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Originally posted by peaceforall:

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Originally posted by SwtDivaLove:
Golden Earring - Radar Love Video

That's one of my favorites!
Radar Love

Mine too... But, did you happen to SEE the video? LOL

The Live One? Yeah! They have several on YouTube! I like the funny car one!

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Originally posted by SwtDivaLove:
Golden Earring - Radar Love Video

Someone tried their level best to tell me that the name of this song was 'Rate Our Love'.

Sorry, Diva but, Golden Earing had another hit called, "Twilight Zone"

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Originally posted by MilitaryFanSupporter:

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Originally posted by SwtDivaLove:
Golden Earring - Radar Love Video

Someone tried their level best to tell me that the name of this song was 'Rate Our Love'.

Sorry, Diva but, Golden Earing had another hit called, "Twilight Zone"

It was a hit, but not as big of hit as Radar Love. I guess it's more of a two-hit wonder.

Strawberry Alarm Clock: "Incense and Peppermints" 1967
Buffalo Springfield: "For What It's Worth"...
New Vaudville Band: "Winchester Cathederal"

Speaking of funny cars and Golden Earring

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Originally posted by mcgreer:
Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
Looking Glass - Brandy
Mason Williams - Classical Gas
The Surfaris - Wipe Out
Blues Image - Ride Captain Ride
Malo - Suavecito
Mountain - Mississippi Queen
The Ides of March - Vehicle
Ace - How Long

Mason Williams's Classical Gas. Man, I love that song! And boy, is it hard to play, too!

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Originally posted by Hoffy1951:
Frank Mills: "Music Box Dancer"..instrumental hit of the late '70s.

Hit wonders by 1 man and his orchestra... HENRY MANCINI.

Too Much to Dream Last Night - The Electric Prunes.
I Remember You - Frank Eifield

BTW, Henry Mancini had a lot of hits going back to the 50's

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Originally posted by Raunchy:

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Originally posted by SwtDivaLove:

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Originally posted by Hoffy1951:
Frank Mills: "Music Box Dancer"..instrumental hit of the late '70s.

Hit wonders by 1 man and his orchestra... HENRY MANCINI.

Too Much to Dream Last Night - The Electric Prunes.
I Remember You - Frank Eifield

BTW, Henry Mancini had a lot of hits going back to the 50's

My fave's by Henry are Baby Elephant Walk and Peter Gun.

Interesting thing about "Buffalo Springfield"...
This group was the springboard of: Stephen Stills, Neil Young (Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young), and James Messina (Loggins and Messina).

Graham Nash (The Hollies)

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Originally posted by DCookeUSA1:
Speaking of funny cars and Golden Earring

LOL

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Originally posted by Hoffy1951:
Strawberry Alarm Clock: "Incense and Peppermints" 1967
Buffalo Springfield: "For What It's Worth"...
New Vaudville Band: "Winchester Cathederal"

Is that who does Incense and Peppermints? Man, Hoffy, you go, dude!

Mungo Jerry: "In The Summertime"

Free - All Right Now

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Originally posted by MilitaryFanSupporter:

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Originally posted by mcgreer:
Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
Looking Glass - Brandy
Mason Williams - Classical Gas
The Surfaris - Wipe Out
Blues Image - Ride Captain Ride
Malo - Suavecito
Mountain - Mississippi Queen
The Ides of March - Vehicle
Ace - How Long

Mason Williams's Classical Gas. Man, I love that song! And boy, is it hard to play, too!

The Mason Williams Phonograph Record is a really good album. Have you heard all of it?

There was a really funny song on it called The Prince's Panties:

There was once a prince who acted strangely in that
He thought life was stupid and it was for him so
He made up a world in which he liked the things we liked
But he had different reasons why he liked them

He liked butter for its color
He would order toast and color
Waitresses, confused would utter
Sir, I've never heard of toast and color

He'd get angry and begin to choke them
The law would come, and they'd arrest and book him
So his life was a mess of trouble
Still he kept it up

He had dogs, a hundred cocker spaniels and he
Called them panties, 'cause they did that mostly, and he
Did not care at all if they would bark and fetch sticks
Run and jump, roll over, and play dead tricks

No, he liked them only for their panting
So he would run them ragged, but one day they got fed up
And chased the prince right up against the fence
And the prince was eaten by his panties

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Originally posted by MilitaryFanSupporter:

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Originally posted by Hoffy1951:
Strawberry Alarm Clock: "Incense and Peppermints" 1967
Buffalo Springfield: "For What It's Worth"...
New Vaudville Band: "Winchester Cathederal"

Is that who does Incense and Peppermints? Man, Hoffy, you go, dude!

Strawberry Alarm Clock released a few songs in the '60s...altho their "Incense and Peppermints" was in the Billboard Top 100 for 1967.
They were one of the original 'psychadelic bands' of the time.

Hoffy is havin' a blast! *HIGH FIVE*

Here's some more:
English Beat - Mirror in the Bathroom
Modern English - Melt with You
Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods - Billy Don't Be a Hero
Romeo Void - Never Say Never

'Diva...
I remember this music like it was only yesterday.
I've been an 'oldies' fan for years...
Plus, there are a couple of 'oldies' stations here in Tucson.
Also...kinda worked at the local radio station in the last couple of summers in High School...helped do a fair share of 'record and sock hops' at the local teen center...