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Do you remember who sang these 10 biggest songs from 1975?
Do you recall these grooviest tunes?
The more time passes, the clearer it is that the '70s had some great music.
Today, we're looking back at some evergreen tracks from 1975. Enough years have gone by to recognize that these are iconic tunes!
So, we'll list the name of the song, you tell us the name of the artist(s) who released it!
Good luck, and be sure to share your score in the comments section below!
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Billboard's #1 song of 1975 was "Love Will Keep Us Together". Who sang it?
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"Rhinestone Cowboy" ended the year as the second biggest song. Who performed it?
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"Philadelphia Freedom" was recorded by which artist?
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Who scored a solo hit with "Before the Next Teardrop Falls"?
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"My Eyes Adored You" was credited to which artist?
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Which band brought us the sixth biggest song of '75 with "Some Kind of Wonderful"?
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Which band landed "Shining Star" on the charts?
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Which artist reflected on his "Fame" for the 8th biggest song of '75?
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"Laughter in the Rain"... who sang it?
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Which band released "One of These Nights"?
Do you remember who sang these 10 biggest songs from 1975?
Your Result...
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Elvis - The Stare
$19.95
Sun Record Co. - Logo
$19.95
Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
$19.95
Yes - Yessongs
$21.95
Elvis - Long Live the King
$19.95
Elvis - Mugshot
$19.95
Yes - Logo
$21.95
Pink Floyd - For Christmas
$19.95
Styx - The Grand Illusion
$19.95
Duran Duran - Pink Duran
$19.95
Sun Record Co. - Est. 1952
$19.95
Pink Floyd - DSOTM
$19.95
Janis Joplin - Louisville
$19.95
Genesis - Rainbow Hatter
$19.95
The Rolling Stones - Mick
$19.95
Guns N' Roses - AFD '87
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196 Comments
I got 9 out of 10
You got 10 out of 10
You rock!
You rock!
10/10. I am soooooooo darn Happy! I redeemed myself from the very obscure 1975 One Hit Wonders Quiz 7/10. LOL.
10/10
10/10 lots of happy memories go with those songs.
9/10 👍
You got 9 out of 10! I remember all of these… did a lot of sitting in our family car listening to the radio while my brothers played their baseball games 😁 good ol’days
9/10 missed #6. I was 16 in '75. A great time to be a kid.
7/10 wasn’t bad, I was 3 turning 3 in ‘75. 🤣🤣🤣
10/10. But that was easy for those of us who came through the 70s as 17-25 year olds. That decade most definitely had some great music. Just a tad bit under the 60s. Throw in the 50s and you have the 3 best decades of music and memories.
Love did not keep us together....
Married and divorced 4 times in the 1970's.
And 4 more times since then.
Married and divorced 4 times in the 1970's.
And 4 more times since then.
Holeeeee crap!! That has to be some kinda record! I don’t know whether to say I’m sorry or congratulations; so I’ll say both.
9/10. What a summer it was.
9/10
10/10 📻😮🎤
10/10 The greatest decade for rock music, and I know it well.
I think the 1960s had way more memorable Rock music.
9/10. #6 had me stumped, so I guessed-wrong. It was Grand Funk Railroad.
The other 9 were easy as pi (3.14).
The other 9 were easy as pi (3.14).
9 out of 10 and yes I'm a boomer and proud of it 🤭
10 out of 10. Listened to all of them then.
7/10, but then What do I know, R&R died with the 60's
"Rock and Roll Is Here To Stay" (it will never die!) by Danny & The Juniors (1958), a follow-up to their #1 smash "At the Hop" (1957)
If you’re not up and outta your seat listening to those two then you’d better check your pulse!
9/10 Apparently I rock!
9/10. I was 12 in 1975; so this was pretty easy. But I never heard of #4 (Before the Next Teardrop Falls).