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How well do you remember soul music from the '70s?
Whether it's high-definition or low-definition, we just hope you know the answer.
Whether they're yours or if you borrowed them, the sounds of '70s soul music still resonate today. It was a time for change, and musical artists set the soundtrack. The era's music was inescapable, and it wasn't even a bad thing.
Chicago, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Detroit, and more cities put forth their own distinctive contributions, and we're all better for it.
So put on your favorite record and close your eyes to reflect on a time gone by. It's time to test your knowledge of soul music from the 1970s.
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Al Green released "Let's Stay Together" on the 1972 album with the same name. Which movie does NOT feature the tune?
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Rufus' "Tell Me Something Good" peaked at number 3 on the Billboard Top 100. Who wrote the song?
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"Lovin' You" by Minnie Riperton features what kind of unintentional recording?
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Who were the producers credited on the O'Jays' "Back Stabbers?"
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Finish these Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes lyrics: "Wake up, everybody No more sleepin' in bed No more..."
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With its layered orchestral arrangement, "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)" is an early example of what city's soul movement?
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What year did Eddie Kendricks leave The Temptations?
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Which Earth, Wind & Fire album group is listed in the correct chronological order?
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On which tour did Michael Jackson first perform "Rock With You" live?
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According to Stevie Wonder, what is his 1973 track "Higher Ground" about?
How well do you remember soul music from the '70s?
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