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In Greatest Hits XXXIII, you have another selection of 20 increasingly obscure artists to guess. Can you tell The Zombies from The Yardbirds?
https://www.sporcle.com/games/Rogerisonthehunt/greatest-hits-albums-xxxiii-picture-click
Connected to The Yardbirds, John Mayall passed away yesterday at 90. Amazingly, he was the first from the 1966 lineup to pass away – Eric Clapton, John McVie, and drummer Hughie Flint are all still around.
I scored 15/20, which I’m sure someone will demolish.
Congratulations to Eclectic Music Lover and Tony, who tied on 95% last week.
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7/20 Sorry to hear about Mayall. Was in a convo with someone about him in the last 2 weeks.
Good work!
I did horrible. 13 out of 20. I didn’t know a majority of those bands. Scrapping the bottom of the barrel now with these bands.
You’re in second place at the moment, so not too bad!
10/20….
Good job, thanks for playing.
17/20. Thought I was on track for full points and then it went all pear-shaped right at the end.
You’re still leading though…
17/20 for me this week
Good work, tough one this week.
SCORE
15/20
Never in a million years did I ever think I would benefit from knowing the Edison Lighthouses Greatest Hits cover…my friends father had it. Some were very easy but some I just didn’t know.
Love goes where my rosemary grows is the only song I know by them. It’s kind of cool in its kitschy way.
I do like that song and also the cover by Freedy Johnston
Yeah, that Freedy cover is great. He does ‘I Will Dare’ as well.
Wow….I’ll have to check that out.