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Who recorded these #1 albums from 1975?
Who made these fantastic records?
The more time passes, the clearer it is that the '70s had some great music.
Today, we're looking back at some evergreen albums from 1975. Enough years have gone by to recognize that these are iconic LPs.
So, we'll list the name of the album, 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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"Heart Like a Wheel" was the fifth studio album for which singer?
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Who released "Blood on the Tracks"?
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Which classic rock band released "Physical Graffiti" in '75?
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Which of these bands scored a hit with their self-titled album, "________ VIII"
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Who released "That’s the Way of the World"?
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"Venus and Mars," by which of these bands, was a #1 hit?
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"One of These Nights" was the fourth album by...
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"Red Octopus" put which of these bands to #1?
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"The Heat Is On" was a soulful release from which act?
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Tell us which band made "Wish You Were Here"!
Who recorded these #1 albums from 1975?
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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
Elvis Presley - TCB Symbol
$24.95
The Rolling Stones - Mick
$19.95
Elvis - Red Scarf
$19.95
Elvis - Charro
$19.95
Elvis - World's Fair Poster
$19.95
Elvis - Jailhouse Rock
$19.95
The Police - 82 Tour
$19.95
Elvis - The Stare
$19.95
Elvis - Suspicious Minds
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0/10......
10/10, easy.
8 of 10, because I wasn't really into the "disco sound" back then. I missed 5 and 9.
9/10. Missed #2; I thought it was Springsteen but then it came to me too late that it was Dylan.
I got 10/10 on Albums of 1975 because even at my age now, I still remember all of
those great albums & pop songs from back then.
those great albums & pop songs from back then.
5/10
I played a lot of music in the '70s, but didn't listen to a lot of Pop music. I wanted to be a jazz trombonist and could have been if it weren't for the whole medical school thing. Becoming a doctor takes up a lot of your time.
I played a lot of music in the '70s, but didn't listen to a lot of Pop music. I wanted to be a jazz trombonist and could have been if it weren't for the whole medical school thing. Becoming a doctor takes up a lot of your time.
Doctors usually make a better income than the average jazz trombonist.
Not exactly average, but a couple of trombonists who made more money doing other things:
William Frakes (Cmdr Riker on Star Trek Next Generation)
Conrad Janis (Mindy's dad on Mork & Mindy)
William Frakes (Cmdr Riker on Star Trek Next Generation)
Conrad Janis (Mindy's dad on Mork & Mindy)
7/10 didnt some like the heat is on(?)
Got 7.
I thought I would have done better going into it. 😆
I thought I would have done better going into it. 😆
Uh boy...I really bombed this one. I wasn't too much into these groups at the time I suppose. 4/10....can't know 'em all for sure.....
You got 7 out of 10
You're an expert!
Numbers 2, 8 & 9 got me.
You're an expert!
Numbers 2, 8 & 9 got me.
Zoomed thru it and got 4/10 Very embarrassing. I can do better !
more of abbott and costello funnier than the three stooges
Then, as now, it took a keen eye, and ear, to tell a Starship from an Airplane.
Gotta wonder if somewhere along the line, maybe for a very short time, Grace Slick, Marty Balin and the rest of those folks called their band "Jefferson Helicopter"? But - if I remember correctly, there might have been a band named "Helicopter" back in the 70's. Perhaps that's why they went straight to "Jefferson Starship"... and of course Zeppelin was already spoken for!
I used to joke about them before they were famous, calling themselves Jefferson Rowboat.
Missed #9. Got the others correct, yet it indicated I got 8 out of 10 correct???? Sorry, that makes 9 out of 10.
9/10; missed # 9. # 8 was sort of a trick question because those were different incarnations of the same band, but I knew which version was active in the 1970's.
You got 10 out of 10 - You're an expert! Educated guesses on about 3 of them and guessed correctly. I'll take it!!
10/10
Me, too
Congrats....you win a cookie! Just teasing....know the movie that's from? I just thought of it and had to post. You were the lucky winner lol. Have a great day!
9/10 Got #9 wrong. Honorable mentions: Black Sabbath - "Sabotage" 1975, Angel - "Angel" 1975 Fleetwood Mac - "Fleetwood Mac" 1975
9/10 Spaced off number 9.
10 of 10 had to guess on 3 of them