It is DEFINITELY LK `s...I`d never have guessed the band, I have to be honest.

LK your turn x

Thanks Jilly.

So, whatcha got there LK?

Sorry for the delay. I had a hectic work week.


Formed in 1961 and still performing today this group had 2 songs hit the US charts 9 years apart from each other (1973 and 1982). In their home country they produced 40 hits and 30 gold albums. They were among the first European bands to tour the US.

Name the band, the 2 US hits and their home country.

Damn LK, make 'em a little harder why don't you?

Golden Earring, Radar Love and Twilight Zone, and they're Dutch (Which mean's they're from Holland for the nit pickers, The Hague specifically.)

Damnit boy!

Your turn. I guess the next one I post will need to be somewhat obscure.

(12-05-2009, 07:26 AM)LKTraz Wrote: Damnit boy!

Your turn. I guess the next one I post will need to be somewhat obscure.

That's what you get for using the Music I grew up listening to my mom playing though I did have to look up where they were from :| lol



This artist of English ancestry was born in New York City. The second of 4 children, 2 others of which entered music as well. He died young (age 38) and was posthumously awarded a congressional medal. He attended both the Air Force Academy and Cornell University, but did not complete a degree at either one.

Name the artist, what congressional medal he earned, how he died, and which of his songs his epitaph is taken from.

(Hopefully that's challenging enough for you guys... I may have given too much info lol)

Harry Chapin

Gold Congressional Medal

Died in a car crash after suffering a heart attack.

" I wonder what would happen to this world" ...Epitaph.

Correct, except you named the lyrics instead of the song. But you got it anyways.

British Pop Band
Hit music scene mid 1980s still popular today.
25 Million albums sold world wide.
Lead vocalist is a `gay icon`

Name...Band
Name..Lead vocal
Name...Keyboard player / songwriter