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Nick Drake it is! And that wraps it up: 1. A lunar phase – Half Moon by Janis Joplin (Yellowsnow) 2. Not that expensive marriage ceremony - $1000 Wedding by Gram Parsons (Brad) 3. A Louisiana Creole dish of Spanish and French influence – Jambalaya by Hank Williams (Bazooka) 4. Crimson satellite – Pink Moon by Nick Drake (Yellowsnow) 5. Mistrustful psyches – Suspicious Minds by Elvis Presley (Bazooka) 6. Ephemeral constructions on the beach – Castles Made Of Sand by Jimi Hendrix Experience (Bazooka) 7. An inmate might say this – I Fought the Law by Bobby Fuller Four (Brad) 8. Region between 30 and 35 degrees north and south of the equator – Horse Latitudes by The Doors (Brad) 9. Expressions of affection – Words of Love by by Mama Cass (Bazooka) 10. A fine silk fabric from France – Chantilly Lace by The Big Bopper (Bazooka)

Indestructible - Robyn 2010 Shake Me, Wake Me - 4 Tops 1966

Only one left Hint: The artist sadly took his own life.

Right again, Brad!

Yes, Half Moon was what I had in mind!

Yes, that's correct, Brad, from Gram's wonderful Grevious Angel.

#8 is right, Brad. #7 doesn't really fit the theme.

Excellent, Baz! I was thinking of the Buddy Holly song for #9, but Mama Cass works too. The theme I was thinking of is Artists who died young (from my point of view I consider 40ish young ) By the way, Jambalaya is the answer to the #3 hint.

1. I Believe - Frankie Laine 2. Goodnight, My Love - The Four Seasons 3. Mr. Bass Man - Johnny Cymbal 4. The Rain, The Park & Other Things - The Cowsills 5. Walking On Sunshine - Katrina and the Waves 6. This Guy's In Love With You - Herb Alpert 7. Every Time You Go Away - Paul Young 8. Good Morning Starshine - Oliver 9. Afternoon Delight - Starland Vocal Band 10. Heaven - Warrant

I'm trying a new one! 1. A lunar phase 2. Not that expensive marriage ceremony 3. A Louisiana Creole dish of Spanish and French influence 4. Crimson satellite 5. Mistrustful psyches 6. Ephemeral constructions on the beach 7. An inmate might say this 8. Region between 30 and 35 degrees north and south of the equator 9. Expressions of affection 10. A fine silk fabric from France

1. Aftermath 2. Sticky Fingers 3. Beggars Banquet 4. Let It Bleed 5. Exile on Main St. 6. December's Children (And Everybody's) 7. The Rolling Stones No. 2 8. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll 9. England's Newest Hit Makers 10. Out of Our Heads

Sleepless Night - Kinks Sleepwalker - Kinks Walking Through My Dreams - Pretty Things Sleeping For Years - Atomic Rooster I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine - Bob Dylan

I Believe - Frankie Laine Goodnight, My Love - The 4 Seasons

1. Here They Come - Ten Years After (1971) 2. One Monkey Don't Stop No Show - Joe Tex (1965) 3. Bare Trees - Fleetwood Mac (1972) 4. Fall On Me - R.E.M. (1986) 5. He Hit Me (And It felt Like A Kiss) - The Crystals (1962) 6. Oliver's Army - Elvis Costello (1979) 7. Time Is Tight - Booker T. & The M.G.'s (1969) 8. Wonderful World - Sam Cooke (1960) 9. Pusherman - Curtis Mayfield (1972) 10. Lady - Little River Band (1978)

I lke Bluesys idea. Then we'd really get to listen to the originals: Route 66, Down the Road Apiece, Little Red Rooster,....

What! They're not in the Songfacts Top Ten? That must be remedied!

Who are Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich (and I didn't google! )

One Monkey Don't Stop No Show - Joe Tex 1965 Here They Come - Ten Years After 1971 Guilty Pleasures would be nice!

66th street - Atmosphere

1. Australia - The Kinks (1969) 2. 40,000 Headmen - Traffic (1968) A landmark composition for the Winwood/Capaldi songwriting team, "(Roamin' Thro' the Gloamin With) 40,000 Headman" -- and that is the official title -- is a true classic. Lyrically, it's a psychedelic fantasy about escapism. Although wildly [sic] thought to be a "drug" song, it's more of an evocation of a dream state. Musically, the song is built around a very simple, minor-key set of folk chord changes, with a vague Latin feel. The bridge changes to a heavy major-key progression before returning to a long fadeout that takes the listener into the ozone. One of the most evocative songs of the period, and a definite masterpiece. ~ Allmusic.com 3. At the Zoo - Simon and Garfunkel (1967) 4. You Better Move On - The Rolling Stones (1964) 5. Bad - U2 (1984) 6. Still Got The Blues - Gary Moore (1990) 7. Golden Years - David Bowie (1975) 8. Houses of the Holy - Led Zeppelin (1975) 9. Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine - Country Joe & The Fish (1967) 10. Laundromat – Rory Gallagher (1971)

Australia - The Kinks 1969 40000 Headmen - Traffic 1968

9. Rock me Baby - Blue Cheer Theme: Colorful Artists

1. She Has Funny Cars - Jefferson Airplane (1967). The leadoff track to Jefferson Airplane's second album, Surrealistic Pillow, was an incredible departure. Musically, "She Has Funny Cars" is driven by a hypnotic, Bo Diddley-style beat and a powerful guitar riff that sounds like "Day Tripper" turned inside out. Lyrically, it's a strong bit of social commentary about independence and the shallowness of hypocrisy. The Airplane tie it all together very nicely, with a compact melody, and, aided by new kid on the block Grace Slick's syncopated vocal lines, it reintroduced a still young band to the American consciousness. ~ Review from AllMusic 2. Shake Your Money Maker – The Paul Butterfield Blues Band (1965) 3. Cross-eyed Mary - Jethro Tull (1971) 4. Bad to Me - Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas (1963) 5. #9 Dream - John Lennon (1974) 6. Ironic - Alanis Morissette (1995) 7. Stop Your Sobbing - The Pretenders (1979) - Good Kinks cover 8. Stash - Phish (1991) 9. Uncle John's Band - Grateful Dead (1970) 10. Get Out Of Denver - Bob Seger (1974)

Bad to Me - Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas 1964 She Has Funny Cars - Jefferson Airplane 1968

1. Take My Hand For A While - Buffy Sainte Marie (1968) 2. Caroline, Goodbye - Colin Blunstone (1971) 3. Rainbows All Over Your Blues - John B. Sebastian (1970) 4. I Love How You Love Me - Bryan Ferry (1973) 5. Gypsy Woman - Bryan Hyland (1971) 6. Keep A Knockin' - Little Richard (1957) 7. Summersong - The Decemberists (2009) 8. Those Were The Days - Mary Hopkin (1968) 9. Yakety Yak - The Coasters (1958) 10. Shining Star - The Manhattans (1980)