cyberjudge

This week's tribute is to a member of jazz/R&B royalty, George Duke: Sweet Baby - Stanley Clarke & George Duke (1981) And with the US & Russia headed towards a new Cold War, a nostalgic look back at the Cold War, 80's style: Nikita - Elton John (1985) Russians - Sting (1985)

This will be the toughest PTT for me so far. I don't know any of the songs & know only about 5 of the artists.

Top Ten Reasons To Go To Disneyland 10. The burgers are cheaper than TGIFriday's 9. Goofy may grab your ass, which will result in a lawsuit, leading to a lifetime of free passes. 8. To prove to yourself how much it sucks compared to Disney World 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1.

Bands/groups not from US or UK AC/DC Bachman-Turner Overdrive Crowded House Double E F Golden Earring Helloween INXS Jet Kraftwerk Loverboy Master Musicians of Joujouka Nickelback Orgia Pravednikov Plastiscines Q Rush Shocking Blue T U2 Voivod (Quebec metal band) W X-Japan Y Zacharias, Helmut, and His Magic Violins

Video Games A B Castlevania D E F G H I J K L Metroid N O Pong Qbert Resident Evil S Tecmo Super Bowl U V W Xevious Y Z

Video Games A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Qbert Resident Evil S T U V W X Y Z

Bands/groups not from US or UK AC/DC Bachman-Turner Overdrive Crowded House D E F Golden Earring Helloween INXS Jet Kraftwerk Loverboy Master Musicians of Joujouka Nickelback O P Q Rush Shocking Blue T U2 Voivod (Quebec metal band) W X Y Zacharias, Helmut, and His Magic Violins

AC/DC Bachman-Turner Overdrive Crowded House D E F Golden Earring Helloween INXS J Kraftwerk L Master Musicians of Joujouka Nickelback O P Q Rush Shocking Blue T U2 V W X Y Z

Bands/groups not from US or UK A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U2 V W X Y Z

Bands from England (not solo artists or elsewhere in the UK) America (despite the name, they formed in London) Beatles, The Clash, The Deep Purple Electric Light Orchestra Fixx, The Generation X Hollies, The Iron Maiden Jesus Jones King Crimson Led Zeppelin Moody Blues, The Nirvana (not that one!) Oasis Pink Floyd Queen Rolling Stones (of course) Sex Pistols, The T-Rex UB40 Verve, The Wanted, The XTC Yes Zombies, The

1. Live and Let Die - Paul McCartney 2. Teach Your Children - Crosby Stills and Nash 3. Come Sail Away - Styx 4. You Can’t Always Get What You Want - The Rolling Stones 5. Rock This Town - The Stray Cats 6. Cherry Bomb - John Mellencamp 7. On The Road Again - Willie Nelson 8. Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen 9. Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith 10. Yoda - Weird Al Yankovic

Bands from England (not solo artists or elsewhere in the UK) America (despite the name, they formed in London) Beatles, The Clash, The Deep Purple E F Generation X Hollies, The I J King Crimson Led Zeppelin Moody Blues, The N Oasis Pink Floyd Queen R Sex Pistols, The T-Rex UB40 Verve, The Wanted, The XTC Yes Zombies, The

You're getting warm!

1. Fingertips (Part II) - Stevie Wonder (1963) 2. One Sweet Day - Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men (1995) 3. Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke feat. T.I. & Pharrell (2013) 4. Bad Girls - Donna Summer (1979) 5. (I Just) Died In Your Arms Tonight - Cutting Crew (1987) 6. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough - Diana Ross (1970) 7. Afternoon Delight - Starland Vocal Band (1976) 8. Dizzy - Tommy Roe (1969) 9. Take Good Care of My Baby - Bobby Vee (1961) 10. One Bad Apple - The Osmonds (1970) (P.S. Even my votes this week have a theme; see if anyone can guess.) As promised, my honorable mentions: Alan Parsons, Adam Ant, Sutherland Brothers & Quiver (my #2 favorite off Lucky's PTT), Henry Mancini, Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon, John Fogerty And my disappointment that Keep On Lovin' You was pulled after it was originally nominated.

I still want to vote. I'll try to do it today.

Bands from England (not solo artists or elsewhere in the UK) America (despite the name, they formed in London) Beatles, The Clash, The Deep Purple E F Generation X Hollies, The I J King Crimson Led Zeppelin Moody Blues, The N Oasis Pink Floyd Queen R Sex Pistols, The T-Rex U V Wanted, The XTC Y Zombies, The

drank :haveabeer:

Top Ten New Careers For Alex Rodriguez 10. Lumberjack 9. Dog Walker 8. Politician (he already knows how to lie) 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1.

Angie was a #1, but it wasn't their biggest hit. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction was #1 for 4 weeks, while Angie was #1 for only 1 week.

Bands from England (not solo artists or elsewhere in the UK) America (despite the name, they formed in London) Beatles, The C Deep Purple E F G H I J K Led Zeppelin Moody Blues, The N O Pink Floyd Queen R Sex Pistols, The T-Rex U V W X Y Zombies, The

Lots of good noms. I have a feeling I'm going to have a long list of honorable mentions this week.

In honor of the 55th anniversary of the Billboard Hot 100, the song that was #1 on the Hot 100 on the 5th anniversary of the Hot 100, 50 years ago, by the youngest solo artist ever to top the Hot 100: Fingertips (Part II) - Stevie Wonder (1963) the song that spent the most weeks (16) at #1 on the Hot 100: One Sweet Day - Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men (1995) and finally, the #1 song on the 55th anniversary of the Billboard Hot 100, still at #1 for the 8th consecutive week: Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke feat. T.I. & Pharrell (2013)

This was a really hard PTT for me as I only knew 1 song before listening to the play list (I guess NY didn't play the same songs in the 70's as StL.) 1. Help Is On Its Way - Little River Band 2. (I Don't Want To Love You) You Got Me Anyway - Sutherland Brothers & Quiver 3. Rock Me On The Water - Jackson Browne 4. Peace of Mind - Loggins & Messina 5. So High (Rock Me Baby Roll me Away) - Dave Mason 6. Hypnotized - Fleetwood Mac 7. Ripplin' Waters - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 8. Rose Of Cimarron - Poco 9. It's A Hard Life/Giving It All Away - Roger Daltrey 10. Let's See Action - Pete Townshend

1. Do You Really Want to Hurt Me - Culture Club (1982) 2. Faith - George Michael (1987) 3. Crackerbox Palace - George Harrison (1976) 4. Borderline - Madonna (1983) 5. After The Love Has Gone - Earth, Wind, & Fire (1979) 6. Your Love - The Outfield (1985) 7. Come See About Me - The Supremes (1964) 8. Stand By Me - John Lennon (1975) 9. Opus 17 (Don't You Worry 'Bout Me Baby) - The 4 Seasons (1966) (I saw Jersey Boys a few weeks ago, so I had to vote for it) 10. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - The Platters (1958) H.M.: Turtles, Cars, Gin Blossoms, Connie Francis

Solo Artists Who Started Out In a Band Ant, Adam (Adam & the Ants) Beyonce (Destiny's Child) Cornell, Chris (Soundgarden) Dixon, Alesha (Misteeq) Everlast (House of Pain Frampton, Peter (The Herd, Humble Pie) Gilmour, David (Pink Floyd) Hagar, Sammy (Montrose) Idol, Billy (Generation X) Jett, Joan (The Runaways) Khan, Chaka (Rufus) Lennon, John (Beatles) Marley, Bob (Wailers) Nelson, Bill (Be-Bop Deluxe and Red Noise) Osbourne, Ozzy (Black Sabbath) Plant, Robert (Led Zeppelin) Q-Tip (A Tribe Called Quest) Ruffin, David (The Temptations) Squier, Billy (Piper) Thomas, Rob (Matchbox 20) Ulvaeus, Björn (Abba) Valli, Frankie (4 Seasons) Winwood, Steve (Spencer Davis, Traffic, Blind Faith, etc.) Xx, Jamie (The Xx) Young, Neil (Buffalo Springfield, CSN&Y, etc.) Zombie, Rob (White Zombie)