Mixtape Project: Your Birth Year

[MicBK]

15 tracks from the year of your birth, one track per band or solo artist.

GO!

[MicBK]

Mine - 1978

1. Pere Ubu - Moderne Dance
2. Brian Eno - Quartz
3. Tom Waits - Blue Valentines
4. Lou Reed - Street Hassle
5. Funkadelic - One Nation Under A Groove
6. Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
7. The Police - Roxanne
8. Blondie - Heart of Glass
9. The Cars - Just What I Needed
10.Rolling Stones - Shattered
11.The Clash - Tommy Gun
12.The Ramones - I Wanna Be Sedated
13.Talking Heads - The Big Country
14.Television - Glory
15.Gong - Heavy Tune

[Shellhead]

Here's a handy link that I used:

http://www.popradiotop20.com/

My mix: 1965

Help- Beatles
Wooly Bully- Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs
Shotgun- Jr. Walker & The All Stars
I've Got You (I Feel Good)- James Brown & The Famous Flames
Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season)- Byrds
I Got You Babe- Sonny & Cher
Eve Of Destruction- Barry McGuire
Like A Rolling Stone- Bob Dylan
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction- Rolling Stones
Crying In The Chapel- Elvis Presley
Love Potion Number Nine- Searchers
Downtown- Petula Clark
Stop In The Name Of Love- Supremes
My Girl- Temptations
California Girls- Beach Boys

[borateen]

1977

In no particular track order:

Walk this Way - Aerosmith
We are the Champions - Queen
Barracuda - Heart
Breakdown - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Feels Like the First Time - Foreigner
Come Sail Away - Styx
Give a Little Bit - Supertramp
Gonna Fly Now (Theme from Rocky) - Maynard Ferguson
It Keeps you Runnin' - The Doobie Brothers
Jungle Love - Steve Miller Band
Just the Way you Are - Billy Joel
What's Your Name - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Maybe I'm Amazed - Paul McCartney and Wings
Slip Slidin' Away - Paul Simon
Star Wars (Main Title) - John Williams

I used: http://www.alaskajim.com/charts/yearlysingles/1977.asp

[mattbib]

You Can’t Always Get What You Want - The Rolling Stones
Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple
Daniel - Elton John
I Shot the Sheriff - Bob Marley & The Wailers
You're So Vain - Carly Simon
Rambling Man - Allman Brothers Band
Walk on the Wild Side - Lou Reed
Let's Get it On - Marvin Gaye
We're An American Band - Grand Funk Railroad
Money - Pink Floyd
Midnight Train to Georgia - Gladys Knight & The Pips
Live and Let Die - Paul McCartney & Wings
You Are the Sunshine Of My Life - Stevie Wonder
Killing Me Softly With His Song - Roberta Flack
Half-Breed - Cher

[Reptisaurus!]

Great Idea!

Mine's 1976, and I... uh... I...

Crap.

Would it have killed my parents to do it, like, five years earlier? That would've been way easier.

OOH!

I do have Mingus "Cumbia and Jazz Fusion" which is not only my single favorite composition in any genre, ever, but is twenty-eight minutes long! I'm half-way there already!

[leonaozaki]

1974:

1. Waterloo-- Abba
2. Dirge-- Bob Dylan and the Band
3. Rebel Rebel-- David Bowie
4. Bitch is Back-- Elton John
5. Don't Eat the Yellow Snow-- Frank Zappa
6. Sweet Jane (Live version, from ROCK 'N ROLL ANIMAL)-- Lou Reed
7. Revolution Blues-- Neil Young
8. Stone Cold Crazy-- Queen
9. You Haven't Done Nothin'-- Stevie Wonder
10. San Diego Serenade-- Tom Waits
11. When Will I Be Loved?-- Linda Ronstadt
12. Hey Pocky Way-- the Meters
13. Same Old Song and Dance-- Aerosmith
14. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway-- Genesis
15. Whatever Gets You Through the Night-- John Lennon

[leonaozaki]

You Can’t Always Get What You Want - The Rolling Stones
Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple
Daniel - Elton John
I Shot the Sheriff - Bob Marley & The Wailers
You're So Vain - Carly Simon
Rambling Man - Allman Brothers Band
Walk on the Wild Side - Lou Reed
Let's Get it On - Marvin Gaye
We're An American Band - Grand Funk Railroad
Money - Pink Floyd
Midnight Train to Georgia - Gladys Knight & The Pips
Live and Let Die - Paul McCartney & Wings
You Are the Sunshine Of My Life - Stevie Wonder
Killing Me Softly With His Song - Roberta Flack
Half-Breed - Cher


Unless I am severely mistaken, "You Can't Always Get What You Want" is off of LET IT BLEED, which came out in 1969.

[MicBK]

Great Idea!

Mine's 1976, and I... uh... I...

Crap.

Would it have killed my parents to do it, like, five years earlier? That would've been way easier.


A CHUBBY CHEEK TRIBUTE EP - 1976:

1. Tom Waits - Step Right Up
2. Modern Lovers - Roadrunner
3. David Bowie - Sound and Vision
4. Parliament - Give Up the Funk
5. Lou Reed - Kicks
6. Ramones - Judy is a Punk
7. Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke
8. Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper

[Reptisaurus!]

A CHUBBY CHEEK TRIBUTE EP - 1976:

1. Tom Waits - Step Right Up
2. Modern Lovers - Roadrunner
3. David Bowie - Sound and Vision
4. Parliament - Give Up the Funk
5. Lou Reed - Kicks
6. Ramones - Judy is a Punk
7. Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke
8. Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper

Heh heh heh.

That was damn good. I was honestly thinking of "Don't Fear the Reaper" and "Step Right Up," though I didn't know the exact year on either.

And I'm a fan of Stevie Wonder, Lou Reed, and Parliament.

[mattbib]

Unless I am severely mistaken, "You Can't Always Get What You Want" is off of LET IT BLEED, which came out in 1969.I'm sure you're right, so I'm questioning my entire list, as I based it on info at this site (http://www.bradboard.com/top1973.html).

[Punchy]

Here's mine. I'm not including jazz cuts:

1976
1. "Fooled Around and Fell in Love" Elvin Bishop
2. "The Rubber Band Man" Spinners
3. "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" Lou Rawls
4. "You Sexy Thing" Hot Chocolate
5. "December 1963 (Oh What a Night)" Four Seasons
6. "Love Rollercoaster" Ohio Players
7. "Play That Funky Music" Wild Cherry
8. "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" Paul Simon
9. "Silly Love Songs" Wings
10. "Love Machine" The Miracles
11. "More More More" Andrea True Connection
12. "You Should Be Dancing" The Bee Gees
13. "Sara Smile" Hall and Oats
14. "Afternoon Delight" Starland Vocal Band
15. "Dream Weaver" Gary Wright

[Core]

"The Wreck Of Edmund Fitzgerald"- Gordon Lightfoot
"Rock 'N Me"- Steve Miller Band
"Achilles Last Stand"--Led Zeppelin
"Nobody's Fault but Mine"--Led Zeppelin
"After the Dance"--Marvin Gaye
"Temple of Syrinx"--Rush
"Dream Weaver"- Gary Wright
"Ship of Fools" (live)--Grateful Dead
"Somebody to Love"--Queen
"If You Don't Like Hank Williams"--Kris Kristofferson

[Dreadstar]

1. "Jailhouse Rock" --- Elvis
2. "That'll be the Day" --- Buddy Holly & the Crickets
3. "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" --- Jerry Lee Lewis
4. "School Day" --- Chuck Berry
5. "Little Darlin'" --- Diamonds
6. "Keep a' Knockin'" --- Little Richard
7. "Wake Up, Little Susie" --- Everly Brothers
8. "I'm Walking" --- Fats Domino
9. "Banana Boat Song (Day-O) --- Harry Belafonte
10. "Give My love to Rose" --- Johnny Cash
11. "Chances Are --- Johnny Mathis
12. "You Send Me" --- Sam Cooke
13. "Singin' the Blues" --- Guy Mitchell
14. "Honeycomb" --- Jimmy Rogers
15. "Walkin' After Midnight" --- Patsy Cline




And that's just the easy stuff.

I could make up an entirly different mix using Miles and Dino and Frank and Basie and Shearing/Adderly and Baker and... dang that'd be one heck of a make-out mix, too.....

[SuperGodGinrai]

Took a little time and research cause 1975 was Disco-filled but here's a good one... I might actually make this. :) No specific orders.

1975

1. T.N.T. - AC/DC
2. Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith
3. Young Americans -David Bowie
4. Rock And Roll All Night - Kiss
5. Kashmir - Led Zeppelin
6. Hair of the Dog - Nazareth
7. Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
8. Suite Madame Blue - Styx
9. Ballroom Blitz - Sweet
10. Bloody Well Right - Supertramp
11. Black Water - The Doobie Brothers
12. Fly By Night - RUSH
13. Feel Like Makin' Love - Bad Company
14. Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper
15. Strange Magic - ELO

[Dreadstar]

I might actually make this.

Hell, I'd buy that.

[zombie]

1985:

01 Yello, "Oh Yeah"
02 Kate Bush, "Hounds Of Love"
03 Dire Straits, "Money For Nothing"
04 Tom Waits, "Gun Street Girl"
05 Talking Heads, "Road To Nowhere"
06 Eurythmics, "Would I Lie To You?"
07 Tears For Fears, "Head Over Heels"
08 The Jesus & Mary Chain, "Just Like Honey"
09 The Replacements, "Here Comes A Regular"
10 A-Ha, "Take On Me"
11 Dead Or Alive, "You Spin Me 'Round (Like A Record)"
12 The Fall, "Spoilt Victorian Child"

I could only come up with 12.

[Reptisaurus!]

A CHUBBY CHEEK TRIBUTE EP - 1976:

1. Tom Waits - Step Right Up
2. Modern Lovers - Roadrunner
3. David Bowie - Sound and Vision
4. Parliament - Give Up the Funk
5. Lou Reed - Kicks
6. Ramones - Judy is a Punk
7. Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke
8. Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper

Final Version. in order:

1. Stevie Wonder -- Sir Duke (Best Stevie Wonder Song ever, kind of forms a long song bookend with # 13. Kick the album off on an up note.)

2. Earth, Wind, and Fire: Gratitude (Decent EWF tune. We need some upbeatness here.)

3. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers -- Breakdown

(my personal fave Tom Petty Song.)

4. Mingus - Cumbia and Jazz Fusion

(The centerpiece. As I said before, probably my favorite piece of music by anyone, like, ever.)

5. Tom Waits -- Step Right Up

(Hee hee. He said "Erection.")

6. Blue Oyster Cult -- Don't Fear the Reaper

(Ha! I'm so happy I got this one in my birthyear. I bet all the rest of you wanted this tune... BUT NO! It's MINE! HA! I laugh at your stupid birth years!)

7. Lou Reed -- Kicks

(Didn't know this song, but I found it on Windows Media and it's pretty good.)

8. The Meters -- Trick Bag

(I think this is the only tune I know off the Trick Bag album. Good song, anyway.)
9. Weather Report -- Barberry Coast (Kinda smooth-jazzy, but a very nice solo from Jaco Pastorius. If this is actually the song I'm thinking of...)

11. Crying -- Roy Orbison (One version of "The Very Best Of" was released in '76.)

12. Parliament -- Give up the Funk

(End on an up note, before seguing into...)

13. Warren Zevon -- Desperados under the Eve

(The most depressing song on the album! Another long tune to balance out "Sir Duke." Aaaaand cut.)

[Jonathan Bogart]

Crocker is gonna be so jealous....

That's right, it's 1977. London's burning, Studio 54's flying high, and nobody is playing country, bluegrass, or blues at CBGB's. And then, as if things weren't bad enough, I was born.

SIDE ONE of the original album:

1. Richard Hell & the Voidoids "Blank Generation"
2. ABBA "Dancing Queen"
3. David Bowie "Heroes"
4. The Clash "Police and Thieves"
5. Wreckless Eric "Whole Wide World"
6. Kraftwerk "Trans-Europe Express"
7. Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers "It's Not Enough"

SIDE TWO of the original album:

1. Brian Eno "King's Lead Hat"
2. Neil Young "Like a Hurricane"
3. Talking Heads "Psycho Killer"
4. Iggy Pop "Nightclubbing"
5. Blondie "(I'm Always Touched by Your) Presence, Dear"
6. The Commodores "Easy"
7. Television "Marquee Moon"
8. Fleetwood Mac "Don't Stop"

BONUS TRACKS on the CD reissue:

16. Elvis Costello "Alison"
17. The Bee Gees "Stayin' Alive"
18. The Damned "New Rose"
19. Randy Newman "Baltimore"
20. Wire "Three Girl Rhumba"



Damn, that's a good mixtape. I'm making the playlist for my mp3 player as w speak.


Edit: So side one is approximately ten minutes shorter than side two, and side two is the length of an average album. Details, details...

[howyadoin]

"It's My Party" - Leslie Gore
"He's So Fine" - Chiffons
"Rhythm Of The Rain" - Cascades
"My Boyfriend's Back" - Angels
"Surfin' U.S.A." - Beach Boys
"Be My Baby" - Ronettes
"Surf City" - Jan & Dean
"Surfer Girl" - Beach Boys
"Two Faces Have I" - Lou Christie
"Da Doo Ron Ron" - Crystals
"Then He Kissed Me" - Crystals
"Boss Guitar" - Duane Eddy

[C.O. Jones]

It's Now or Never - Elvis Presley

Save The Last Dance For Me - The Drifters

Only The Lonely (Know How I Feel) - Roy Orbison

Theme From "A Summer Place" - (Instrumental) - Percy Faith

The Twist - Chubby Checker

Wild One - Bobby Rydell

El Paso - Marty Robbins

I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee

Puppy Love - Paul Anka

Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu) - Bobby Rydell

Cathy's Clown - The Everly Brothers

Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-dot Bikini - Brian Hyland

Chain Gang - Sam Cooke

Beyond The Sea - Bobby Darin

Stay - Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs

[Corsair]

Took a little time and research cause 1975 was Disco-filled...

You ain't lyin'. That's quite a pile of crap I'm seeing on the '75 pop charts. Your list is pretty good, though a few don't quite suit my tastes in music. I tried to come up with something better. Substitute songs for the ones I don't like and so forth. Just isn't gonna happen. 1975 apparently sucked, musically speaking.



Then again...Toys in the Attic. Who needs a mix tape?

[Ilash]

1981.

I was definitely born in the wrong year because except for the Stones' Tatoo You, I'm drawing a blank. Maybe I'll think of some later. Pretty cool thread though.

[Patient Boy]

Dexy's Midnight Runners - Come on Eileen
Madness - Our House
Soft Cell - Tainted Love
Gap Band - You Dropped A Bomb On Me
Men at Work - Who Can It Be Now
Stevie Wonder - Do I Do
Pretenders - Back on the Chain Gang
Willie Nelson - Always on My Mind
Musical Youth - Pass the Dutchie
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
A Flock Of Seagulls - I Ran (So Far Away)

Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five - The Message
The Clash - Rock the Casbah
Prince and The Revolution - 1999
Afrika Baambaata & The Soul Sonic Force - Planet Rock
Gregory Isaacs - Night Nurse
Malcolm McLaren - Buffalo Gals
The Police - Invisible Sun
Bad Religion - Fuck Armageddon... This is Hell
Bad Brains - Pay To Cum
Black Flag - Rise Above
Minor Threat - In My Eyes


There was a far bit of crap on the charts in 1982, but there was some interesting stuff being released as well. I only listed the stuff I actually knew.

[Slam_Bradley]

Ok, I struggled with 1967. I didn't put on any jazz or blues tracks.

1. Respect – Aretha Franklin
2. Soul Man – Sam & Dave
3. Ruby Tuesday – Rolling Stones
4. Whiter Shade of Pale – Procol Harum
5. Your Precious Love – Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrill
6. Strange Brew – Cream
7. White Rabbit – Jefferson Airplane
8. Little Wing – Jimmy Hendrix Experience
9. Knock On Wood – Otis Redding (with Carla Thomas)
10. Penny Lane – The Beatles
11. Spanish Rose – Van Morrison
12. Mama Tried – Merle Haggard
13. Skip A Rope – Cargill Henson
14. There Goes My Everything – Jack Greene
15. I Don’t Wanna Play House – Tammy Wynette

[howyadoin]

1981.

I was definitely born in the wrong year because except for the Stones' Tatoo You, I'm drawing a blank. Maybe I'll think of some later. Pretty cool thread though.Didn't J. Geils put "Centerfold" out that year?

[Jonathan Bogart]

Didn't J. Geils put "Centerfold" out that year?
Sure, rub it in his face.

[Patient Boy]

Didn't J. Geils put "Centerfold" out that year?

T'was 1982.

[Infinity Chameleon]

1980
#1: "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2", Pink Floyd
#2: "Another One Bites The Dust", Queen


Umm...yeesh. What else?

[Dreadstar]

A second mood mix for my birth year:

1. "April in Paris" --- Count Basie
2. "Walkin' After Midnight" --- Patsy Cline
3. "Love You Madly" --- Oscar Peterson
4. "You Send Me" --- Sam Cooke
5. "Chance Are" --- Johnny Mathis
6. "Pretty Baby" --- Dean Martin
7. "I Got It Bad" --- Frank Sinatra
8. "Because You're Young" --- Jimmy Rogers
9. "'Round Midnight" --- Mel Torme
10. "Rain" --- Vaughn Monroe
11. "Moonlight Becomes You" --- Chet Baker
12. "Memories of You" --- Charles Mingus
13. "Ruby, My Dear" --- Thelonious Monk
14. "It never Entered My Mind" --- George Shearing
15. "Blues for Pablo" --- Miles Davis


I like this so much I'm going to actually make this.

[Reptisaurus!]

A second mood mix for my birth year:

1. "April in Paris" --- Count Basie
2. "Walkin' After Midnight" --- Patsy Cline
3. "Love You Madly" --- Oscar Peterson
4. "You Send Me" --- Sam Cooke
5. "Chance Are" --- Johnny Mathis
6. "Pretty Baby" --- Dean Martin
7. "I Got It Bad" --- Frank Sinatra
8. "Because You're Young" --- Jimmy Rogers
9. "'Round Midnight" --- Mel Torme
10. "Rain" --- Vaughn Monroe
11. "Moonlight Becomes You" --- Chet Baker
12. "Memories of You" --- Charles Mingus
13. "Ruby, My Dear" --- Thelonious Monk
14. "It never Entered My Mind" --- George Shearing
15. "Blues for Pablo" --- Miles Davis


I like this so much I'm going to actually make this.

(A) Awesome.

(B) Dang. You's old.

[Slam_Bradley]

A second mood mix for my birth year:

1. "April in Paris" --- Count Basie
2. "Walkin' After Midnight" --- Patsy Cline
3. "Love You Madly" --- Oscar Peterson
4. "You Send Me" --- Sam Cooke
5. "Chance Are" --- Johnny Mathis
6. "Pretty Baby" --- Dean Martin
7. "I Got It Bad" --- Frank Sinatra
8. "Because You're Young" --- Jimmy Rogers
9. "'Round Midnight" --- Mel Torme
10. "Rain" --- Vaughn Monroe
11. "Moonlight Becomes You" --- Chet Baker
12. "Memories of You" --- Charles Mingus
13. "Ruby, My Dear" --- Thelonious Monk
14. "It never Entered My Mind" --- George Shearing
15. "Blues for Pablo" --- Miles Davis


I like this so much I'm going to actually make this.


Make one for me, while you're at it.

Excellent choices, my friend.

[howyadoin]

T'was 1982.Whoops. I mixed up my first year in university with my last year in high school.

But here's a few from '81:

Back In Black - AC/DC
Being With You - Smokey Robinson
Breakup Song (They Don't Write ‘Em) - Greg Kihn Band
Burning For You - Blue Oyster Cult
Celebration - Kool And The Gang
Don't Stand So Close To Me - The Police
Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic - The Police
Fade Away - Bruce Springsteen
Give It To Me Baby - Rick James
Guitar Man - Elvis Presley
Heart Like A Wheel - The Steve Miller Band
Hold On Loosely - 38 Special
I Love You - Climax Blues Band
In The Air Tonight - Phil Collins
Just Between You And Me - April Wine
Life Of Illusion - Joe Walsh
Our Lips Are Sealed - Go-Go's
Rapture - Blondie
Sea Of Love - Del Shannon
Seven Bridges Road - Eagles
Seven Year Ache - Rosanne Cash
Stop Draggin' My Heart Around - Stevie Nicks
The Stroke - Billy Squier
Super Freak - Rick James
This Little Girl - Gary U.S. Bonds
The Tide Is High - Blondie
Tryin' To Live My Life Without You - Bob Sege
Urgent - Foreigner
The Waiting - Tom Petty
Waiting On A Friend - The Rolling Stones
Watching The Wheels - John Lennon (came out in '80 but charted in '81 if I remember correctly)
While You See A Chance - Steve Winwood
You Better You Bet - The Who

[Punchy]

A second mood mix for my birth year:

1. "April in Paris" --- Count Basie
2. "Walkin' After Midnight" --- Patsy Cline
3. "Love You Madly" --- Oscar Peterson
4. "You Send Me" --- Sam Cooke
5. "Chance Are" --- Johnny Mathis
6. "Pretty Baby" --- Dean Martin
7. "I Got It Bad" --- Frank Sinatra
8. "Because You're Young" --- Jimmy Rogers
9. "'Round Midnight" --- Mel Torme
10. "Rain" --- Vaughn Monroe
11. "Moonlight Becomes You" --- Chet Baker
12. "Memories of You" --- Charles Mingus
13. "Ruby, My Dear" --- Thelonious Monk
14. "It never Entered My Mind" --- George Shearing
15. "Blues for Pablo" --- Miles Davis


I like this so much I'm going to actually make this.


I love "Moonlight Becomes You." Never knew Chet Baker recorded it.

[Noir_Dark]

1976
Aerosmith- Dream On
Queen- Bohemian Rhapsody
Alice Cooper- I never Cry
Heart- Crazy on You
Wild Cherry- Play That Funky Music
Hot Chocolate- You Sexy Thing
Shake your Booty- KC and the Sunshine Band
Steve Miller- Take the Money and Run
Parliament- Tear the Roof off Sucker
Bay City Rollers- Saturday Night
Convoy- C.W. McCall

[Dreadstar]

I love "Moonlight Becomes You." Never knew Chet Baker recorded it.

Yeah, it's off a CD I have called Grey December. Go over to Amazon, they have a short audio clip of it there.

[howyadoin]

1976
Aerosmith- Dream On
Queen- Bohemian Rhapsody
Alice Cooper- I never Cry
Heart- Crazy on You
Wild Cherry- Play That Funky Music
Hot Chocolate- You Sexy Thing
Shake your Booty- KC and the Sunshine Band
Steve Miller- Take the Money and Run
Parliament- Tear the Roof off Sucker
Bay City Rollers- Saturday Night
Convoy- C.W. McCallThat oughta be a K-Tel compilation.

[Ayo]

Bad Brains - Pay To Cum
Black Flag - Rise Above
Minor Threat - In My Eyes


There was a far bit of crap on the charts in 1982, but there was some interesting stuff being released as well.


HEY! Get your own year, those are from 1981!




They're all I know, you can't take that away from me, you can't!

[Ayo]

Well that and, about a quarter/third of what's on Howy's list. I don't know the dates for a lot of stuff.

[jessecuster]

Just off of the Shellhead's link:

1973
"Angie"- Rolling Stones
"Frankenstein"- Edgar Winter Group
"We're An American Band"- Grand Funk Railroad
"Superstition"- Stevie Wonder
"Bad Bad Leroy Brown"- Jim Croce
"Midnight Train To Georgia"- Gladys Knight & The Pips
"Killing Me Softly With His Song"- Roberta Flack
"You're The Sunshine Of My Life"- Stevie Wonder
"Dueling Banjos"- Eric Weisberg & Steve Mandel
"Loves Me Like A Rock"- Paul Simon
"Live And Let Die"- Wings
"Kodachrome"- Paul Simon
"Ramblin' Man"- Allman Brothers Band
"Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"- Elton John
"Love Train"- O'Jays

[Patient Boy]

HEY! Get your own year, those are from 1981!




They're all I know, you can't take that away from me, you can't!

Wikipedia listed them as being released in 1982, don't blame me.