1. She was born in 1947 in Grand Forks, North Dakota, an unusual place for a country singer. She had her biggest hit in 1971 with a cross over top 10 written by Joe South. She got her start on the Lawrence Welk Show and her mother wrote I'm A Lonesome Fugitive among others. She was married to country's genius producer Glenn Sutton. 2. Janis Jopln sang lead for this group when they had their top 15 single in 1968, Piece Of My Heart 3. The country artist in 1994 who recorded Piece Of My Heart BEFORE she even heard the original 4. He was born in Sunflower, Mississippi and sang with the Impressions. He had the original version of the Dawn hit, He Don't Love You(Like I Love You), only at that time it was titled He Will Break Your Heart and his highest charted single was 1969's Only The Strong Survive. Nicknamed The Ice Man because of his great voice, I presume 5. this rock group from Philadelphia had 2 top 15 singles in 87-88, called Nobody's Fool and Don't Know What You Got (Until It's Gone) 6. their only hit was a top 30 single from the movie The Legend Of Billy Jack, One Tin Soldier 7. This R and B group from Philadelphia had 2 top 10 pop hits, 1968's La-La- Means I Love You and 1970's Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time) 8. this guitar wizard was Jessi Colter's husband from 1962-1968 9. This vocal group from Hollyweird had 2 top 10 singles both in 1958. 26 Miles (Santa Catalina) and Big Man 10. He was known for his cut-in records such as The Flying Saucer and Mr. Jaws
3. Piece of My Heart - Faith Hill 4. The Iceman - Jerry Butler Just a guess: 1. Born in North Dakota - Donna Fargo
Nope. For you Andy Griffith fans, Donna Fargo was born in Mount Airy, NC. It is in fact Lynn ("I beg your pardon/I never promised you a rose garden") Anderson Gah, and number 8 is Waylon Jennings.
No it's not. Waylon and Jessi hooked up later. I didn't know who it was, so I looked it up. Hawk has a good clue in his question. I should've read it closer before Googling it.
shooter got 2 and 5 correct 1, 4,6,7,9 and 10 are correct by Plow cobalt got 3 and 4 correct the answer to number 8 was Rebel Rouser Dwayne Eddy. He and jessi had a daughter who sang backup for Badass Waylon for a time
1.His only top 10 single was 1965's The Birds and The Bees 2. in 1977 he had his only top 10 pop single with Tryin' To Love Two 3. their only top 10 hit was 1960's Greenfields 4. This family group from newport, Rhode Island was the inspiration for TV's The Partridge Family. They had 3 top 10 singles one each in 1967-68 and 69. 5. In 1974 he had his only top 10 with Be Thankful For What You Got 6. In 1978, his only top 10 was Magnet and Steel and he had some pretty good backup singers, Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks 7. He sang backup and played electric organ on Neil Sedaka's Bad Blood. After all, he owened the label that Sedaka recorded on in the 70's. He also re-discovered Sedaka playing in bars in England 8. in 1964, she had her only 10 top single with We'll Sing In The Sunshine 9. in 1966 his only top 10 pop single was called Sunny 10. What was the date of the plane crash that cost Buddy Holly, richie Valens and the Big Bopper(and almost Waylon)their lives. It was as don McLean would say "The day the music died"
8. We'll Sing in the Sunshine - Gale Garnett 10. Just after midnight, February 3, 1959, following a performance at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake Iowa. Buddy Holly, Sept. 7, 1936 - Feb. 3, 1959
4 and 6 correct by plow cobalt got 8 and 10 right Ill give you til the morning to come up with others
