Weekend Quiz #'s 3 & 4

[NickNack]

Well, in my part of the world the weekend is still 'young' and since you guys trounced me so easily, here's two more. Quiz 3, I admit, is easy but I'm putting it down 'cause I been humming it all day. Number 4 is a fave of mine from 1975 that I've mentioned on the board a couple of times. Let's see who has been paying attention.

#3:

Why is it we can't be/The way we used to be/Problem, we would work it out/Whenever there was any doubt/You used to trust in me/But now you're leaving me to suffer.

#4:

Baby where you been I think I got the right to know/You been keeping me up at night, don't you have a home/I'm tired of working all day long and spending nights alone/It's time you started giving me what you brought me all along.

:grin: :lol:

[DJ Bozo]

#3 The Supremes post Ms. Ross but I can't remember the name of the song!



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[NickNack]

On 2002-09-15 00:04, DJ Bozo wrote:
#3 The Supremes post Ms. Ross but I can't remember the name of the song!

OK --- you've got the group. Here's a little hint:

The last name of the artist in Quiz 4 signifies the title for Quiz 3. (I know, that's cruel but hey... life's a 'beach' :grin: )

[DISCODISK]

3= bad weather the supremes i could work this one out i know i know it, but im wading through paperwork and have 2 hours to do it,and am distracted with this so ill just say what i know and resume my work!!

[markydefad]

"Bad Weather" into Weather Girls????

I'm just guessing!!!!! I have NO CLUE--BUT I can't SHUT UP TODAY!!!

[NickNack]

DISCODISK = Match Point
MARKYDEFAD = Zero (Sorry, Little Bro)

Weather Girls it ain't, but here's the chorus:

There's got to be some changes made/If you're gonna keep me around/Why don't you let me know/Or either let me go. <The title follows right here>

Helpful Hint 2 (It's a riddle):

Take the given name of Bette Davis' character in "All About Eve" and put it with one of the descriptive nouns used by Amii Stewart in "Knock On Wood" to get this artist's name.

Hey DiscoDisk --- don't work too hard man, we're still "Livin' for the Weekend".





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If It Don't Mean a Thing, Would You Dance to My Music
Nicky

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[DanceMan]

Margo Thunder

[markydefad]

Margo Channing, Carol Channing, Sybil Danning, Emil Jannings, Jerry Lanning, Self-Tanning....did I win??? :razz:

[nrgbeat]

Stockard Channing did a disco record???



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[NickNack]

On 2002-09-15 17:06, DanceMan wrote:
Margo Thunder

Right you are, good sir. Ms. Thunder, later of 9.9 fame, has a little 45 that has been on my play list for more than (dear, God!) 25 years. And since I'm sure no one remembers the title, it's "Don't You Have Any Love In Your Heart", 1975, Capitol Records/Haven Records.

Kids, this woman could give Yvonne Fair lessons in how to growl through a song.

Question... Do the names Bert DeCoteaux and Tony Silvester ring bells for anyone? They are credited with arrangement, conducting and production.

Well, the weekend is coming to a close and just like the Ikettes, "I'm Blue"... 'til next weekend.

[DanceMan]

Tony was with the Main Ingredient, and Bert was a producer but I cannot think with whom....

[california mike]

just for fun, i was going to say the supremes "nathan jones" and then gloria jones or grace jones or...?

[keefelc]

On 2002-09-15 20:13, NickNack wrote:

On 2002-09-15 17:06, DanceMan wrote:
Margo Thunder

Question... Do the names Bert DeCoteaux and Tony Silvester ring bells for anyone? They are credited with arrangement, conducting and production.

Sure Nicky! I love their productions for the Main Ingredient & Marlena Shaw.

[NickNack]

DanceMan, Keefe,

Thanks, guys. I knew I'd seen the producers names before but I couldn't think of any artists.