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Name That 70s Band

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Are you ready to rock? How about some 70s Band Trivia? This week, we give you three song titles from the 1970s, you just have to guess the band. Simple and yet not-so-simple. Just like we did for the 80s, you have to guess what band sang the songs.

Don't worry, we'll cover other decades in future episodes, so stay tuned.

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To music episodes in a row. That's right. Last week, we enjoyed some weird out this week. We're jamming to some 70s tune. Hey gang. This is your host Brian Rollins and you are listening to the dorky geeky nerdy trivia podcast. This is our second name that band episode last year, we covered the 80s this week. It's the 70s how it works is. I'll give you three songs released in the 1970s. You tell me, the band, the band in question might have had songs before or after the 70s but we're just focused on music from that decade. And remember, these are bands, not individual artists, something that might help you narrow it down as always, it's three rounds 10 questions. Each you need rules or scorecard. Visit the site dorky geeky nerdy.com. That about covers things. So let's get on with the dorky round. Number one, love you inside out. You should be dancing Night Fever. The Bee Gees. Number two, beasts of Burden Ain't Too Proud to Beg. It's Only Rock and Roll, but I like it. The Rolling Stones. Number three, Let It Be Maggie Mae Across the Universe. The Beatles. Number 4, Desperado Life in the Fast Lane, Take It to the Limit. The Eagles. Number 5, free bird. Sweet Home Alabama things going on. Lynyrd Skynyrd. Number six, same old song and dance Walk This Way. Dream On. Aerosmith. Number seven, the chain Rhiannon dreams. Fleetwood Mac. Number 8, Kashmir immigrant song Stairway to Heaven. Led Zeppelin? Number 9 Iron Man War Pigs Children of the Grave? Black Sabbath. Number 10. Highway to Hell? Dirty Deeds. Done. Dirt Cheap TNT. A CDC. The geeky round. number one, rock and roll all night, Black Diamond, Beth Kiss. Number two, running with the devil eruption You Really Got Me. Van Halen. Number 3, 2112 Not Fade Away working, man. Rush. Number four, slip kid, the Seeker. The real me, The Who? Number 5, 25 or 6 to 4 make me smile Saturday in the Park. Chicago. Number six, More Than A Feeling rock and roll band. Don't look back. Boston. Number 7 Carry On Wayward Son Dust in the Wind people of the south wind. Kansas. Number eight, shining star devotion. That's the way of the world. Earth Wind & Fire. Number nine, Fearless Another Brick in the Wall. Shine On, You Crazy Diamond. Pink. Floyd Number 10, traveling band, Looking Out My Back Door. Have you ever seen the rain? Creedence Clearwater Revival. The nerdy round number one. Liar, father to son. Death on. Two legs. Queen. Never to fly to the rainbow dark lady love Drive. The Scorpions. Number 3, squonk the knife, the cinema show. Genesis. Number four, Black Betty. Keep Your Hands on the Wheel. Let it all out. Ram Jam. Number five Hooked on a Feeling. Never My Love. Silly, Millie. Blue Swede. Number 6. Evil Woman, mr. Blue Sky turned to stone. Electric Light, Orchestra or yellow. Number 7, run away. Miracles. Play on love. Jefferson Starship. Number 8. Get Up Stand Up. I Shot the Sheriff. No Woman, No Cry. Bob Marley and the Wailers. Number Nine, Smoke on the Water Highway Star speed King. Deep Purple. Number 10, Midnight Rider, Revival Mountain Jam. The Allman Brothers Band, and that ends our mix tape. I hope you had fun. This is a lot of the music. I grew up with good and bad, we'll be back again. Next week for more fun this time. No music questions and we're heading back into comic books. What Marvel Superhero quartet served as partial inspiration for The Incredibles. I know this one has been requested a few times. I'll do my level best to make it good. This has been episode 115 of the dorky geeky, nerdy trivia podcast. The music has been by Jason Shaw at audio knoteks. I'm your host Brian Rollins. You can find me at the voices in my head.com. Thanks for listening. Long before the summer of Love Pride, parades down Market Street and the fight for marriage equality. 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