Crazy Don

Bay City Rollers

"Oye Como Va" by Santana.

Baby Don't Go--Sonny & Chér Fingertips, Part 2--Stevie Wonder

Isley Brothers, The

That would be "Reflections of My Life" by Marmalade.

If you want a country-flavored tune from Zep, check out "Hot Dog" from "In Through the Out Door."

Y&T

Gerry & the Pacemakers

Verve, The

Keith Richards is the lead singer on the Rolling Stones' "Happy."

Def Leppard

Vinton, Bobby

Santana

Do You Wanna Make Love?--Peter McCann Is There Something I Should Know?--Duran Duran Should I Stay or Should I Go?--The Clash Do You Believe in Magic?--The Lovin' Spoonful Who Can It Be Now?--Men at Work I could go on and on?

Three Dog Night

Jethro Tull

Electric Light Orchestra

U2

Diamond Dave, baby!

I bought a "Queen Greatest Hits" CD at Wal-Mart that had neither that nor "Bohemian Rhapsody" on it. A Queen greatest-hits CD without "Bohemian Rhapsody" on it is like a day without sunshine! What were they thinking, leaving off what is probably the best Queen song of all?

Blazing Saddles!

I always believed that the Doobie Brothers jumped the shark after Michael McDonald joined and took over the group.

It was Johann Sebastian Bach. I don't remember the name of the piece it was based on, though?

I do know that the two Gram Parsons albums ("GP" and "Grievous Angel") have been released on one CD?

The first album I ever owned was a cheapo folk album that had a version of "Puff the Magic Dragon" on it, and I got that when I was 6. The first album I ever bought was one of those K-tel albums. The first real album I ever bought was the Bay City Rollers' "Rock & Roll Love Letter" album, which used the cover of "Wouldn't You Like It?" and seven of the songs from "WYLI", two from "Once Upon a Star" plus "Money Honey" and "Rock & Roll Love Letter." Seriously.