Led Zeppelin – Celebration Day
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Queen – If You Can’t Beat Them
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Conway Twitty – Guess My Eyes Were Bigger Than My Heart
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The Beatles – What You’re Doing
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Berry Gordy was “madly in love” with Diana Ross or she was the key to…..?
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Abba – Kisses of Fire
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Toby Keith – It’s a Little Too Late
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Smokey Robinson – Quiet Storm
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Tammy Wynette – I Don’t Wanna Play House
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Waylon Jennings – Wild Ones
Introduction Waylon Jennings, a name synonymous with the Outlaw Country movement, possessed a voice as rugged and honest as the landscapes he often sang about. His music wasn’t polished Nashville…