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These were the No. 1 songs on Halloween in the 1970s. Do you know who sang them?
Was "You Light Up My Life" about a Jack-o'-lantern?
There were some great, groovy songs that reached the top of the charts in the 1970s. Everything from glam to soul to country to jazz went to No. 1.
The following ten songs all went to No. 1. In fact, these were the biggest songs in America on Halloween for every year of the Seventies!
None of them were about the holiday, specifically, though some were about "Blood" and "Midnight." And maybe "You Light Up My Life" was written for a Jack-o'-lantern?
See if you remember who sang all of these songs!
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1970: "I'll Be There"
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1971: "Maggie May"
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"My Ding-A-Ling"
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1973: "Midnight Train to Georgia"
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1974: "Then Came You"
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1975: "Bad Blood"
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1976: "If You Leave Me Now"
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1977: "You Light Up My Life"
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1978: "Hot Child in the City"
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1979: "Rise"
These were the No. 1 songs on Halloween in the 1970s. Do you know who sang them?
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68 Comments
10/10 easy
10/10...big fan of many of those! ^w^
These were the No. 1 songs on Halloween in the 1970s. Do you know who sang them?
You got 10 out of 10
Was it Boone… or bust?
You got 10 out of 10
Was it Boone… or bust?
A Definitely Boone!! Neil Sedaka -- in collaboration with Elton John -- did record "Bad Blood" in October 1975. That tune will be useful for playing on the radio or even on You Tube. "Who Loves You?" from Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons was played in early November 1975. May The 1970's Be With You!! Play On!!
5 out of 10.
You got 10 out of 10
Was it Boone… or bust?
Was it Boone… or bust?
8/10
8/10
7 out of 10.
9 of 10...missed number 10..LOL
10 out of 10 and a lot of these were guesses!
10/10...Brings back the good ole days! 😊
7/10. What's a PIP?
A backup singer for Gladys Knight. Sheesh!
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Yep, and it's also what you call a checker when you play backgammon!
A seed.
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LOL! Millennials.
On Star Trek they denote rank.
Would have been more difficult if they hadn't put the artists' picture with the song title.
9/10 I don't know Nick Gilder, but I knew it wasn't Andy Gibb.
9/10/. I missed #10 too.
You should check it out on Youtube. Definite not a "Tijuana Brass" song.
You got 6 out of 10
I'll take it considering I only knew about 1/2 LOL
I'll take it considering I only knew about 1/2 LOL
These were the No. 1 songs on Halloween in the 1970s. Do you know who sang them?
You got 10 out of 10
Was it Boone… or bust?
You got 10 out of 10
Was it Boone… or bust?
10/10, that was unexpected — while I remembered many, a number were guesses, usually after eliminating the one I knew it wasn’t.
Calculatus Eliminatus is the best friend that you've got.
10/10. but I do not remember the song 'Rise'.
Me neither. I'm going to have to YouTube it.
It was an instrumental - no vocals.
Do. It's a pretty good song, definitely NOT "Tijuana Brass".