Good night
Feck, the links are back on the last page! Night all. 🤗
Think we're all tied tonight 😊 Got Gene Pitney straight away and had no clue of the others!
Goodnight everyone 🤗
Well it's the reverse today, hadn't a clue about the 60s 1 but got the other 2 straight away.
We all know and love the 80s artist so a very easy 1.
70s fairly easy too, happy to have got it with no skips.
Sun is shining here and the forecast is good for the week. Have a great week everyone!😎
Bear with me while I go back a page for the links...
Ok I just got shafted on the first and then I shafted myself in the second — what a knob! 😅
The red square is coz I typed in the song title and clicked submit instead of clicking on the suggestion while typing and the artist comes up automatically.
I don’t think L will be online until late but if you are spoilers in next post….
Heardle 60s #88
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https://60s.heardledecades.com/
Heardle 70s #92
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https://70s.heardledecades.com
Heardle ’80s Number 1’s #48
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Quoted below the next video and yes I was trying to call it He Don't Love You and the suggestion was going nowhere:
"He Don't Love You (Like I Love You)" also known as "He Will Break Your Heart" is a 1975 No. 1 song in the United States sung by Tony Orlando and Dawn.
It topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart on May 3, 1975, and remained there for three weeks. The song also went to No. 1 on the US adult contemporary chart for one week in 1975. It was later certified Gold by the RIAA. Under its original title, the song was also a top-ten hit for one of its songwriters, Jerry Butler, in 1960. The original title of the song was "He Will Break Your Heart". It was written by Jerry Butler, Calvin Carter, and Curtis Mayfield. The song was recorded by Butler and released as a single in 1960, where it peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In addition, Butler's recording spent seven non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the U.S. R&B chart. Subsequent cover versions of "He Will Break Your Heart" were released by artists such as The Righteous Brothers and Freddie Scott. In the Jerry Butler version, before he connects the second verse into the third verse, he says "BUT WAIT." When Tony Orlando and the other members of Dawn (Telma Hopkins and Joyce Vincent Wilson) were waiting in the lobby to go on at a Golden Globes award ceremony, Orlando spoke with Faye Dunaway and her then-husband, Peter Wolf, lead singer for The J. Geils Band. To pass the time, the two began singing various R&B songs from the `60s, including Butler's "He Will Break Your Heart", which the couple recommended that the group record on an upcoming album. Orlando contacted Mayfield requesting permission to do a remake, but to change the song's title to the opening lines, and Mayfield gave his permission. Billboard ranked it as the No. 18 song for 1975. Another track from the same 1975 album was adapted from an Italian hit by Giorgio Gaber from two years prior entitled Far Finta di Essere Sani recorded in English as Tomorrow's Got to be Sunny. Even though the song did not chart, it became a concert favorite. This is the original 1960 version as originally performed by Jerry Butler, with backing vocals provided by the song's co-writer, Curtis Mayfield."
Well done on getting the 70s so fast, BR — I needed the steel drum on the second skip to get me over the finishing line. Beaten to the buzzer again! 👍🏆
Does anyone know a song featuring the lyric "I'm on, I'm on love patrol"? It's not The Dooleys "Love Patrol". Love patrol is a lyric but not the song title. Maybe I'm losing my marbles. And on that bombshell! Night all. 🤗
No chance with the 60's until I tried every variation of the lyrics they were singing, so I'm counting that as a participation trophy 😂
70's I'm bringing up the rear - I got it but a little later than yourselves.
80's straight in 😍
Can't help with the Love Patrol conundrum, Sugar Tits, I'm afraid.
Goodnight everyone 🤗
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Well no joy at all with the 70s tonight.
60s I skipped til the song title appeared in the opening lyrics.
80s - Can't say I've ever heard the song and never would have guessed the artist but typed in 1 word from the lyrics and the only selection was the correct 1 .
So 2/3 more by good luck than good guidance. 🙄
That was a struggle. Can't go into details- on a break at work and I'm due back 9 minutes ago coz that was slow and torturous. Laters lovers. Much laters. 🤗
Heardle 60s #89
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https://60s.heardledecades.com/
Heardle 70s #93
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https://70s.heardledecades.com
Heardle '80s Number 1's #49
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I didn’t recognise the cover but I knew the 70s song just before the clock ran out. I’m so vain I probably thought it was about me. Night all. 🤗
Got the 60's and 80's via the lyrics / participation award method- feck, has Sugar Tits finally won one?
Let's not mention it though, lest they try and find some perch above "so vain" 😂😂
Goodnight everyone 🤗
Right tonight got all 3 but took a few skips.
70s I had to skip the whole way through til I recognised the intro. Up til that I hadn't even recognised the artist.
60s I skipped a few times til the lyrics began so didn't have to skip the full way.
80s I got instantly, a song that reminds me of the first girl that broke my heart.😢
Heardle gave the 70s for free. I typed in the artist and was about to suggest a different song but it only offered me a different one so I said grand I'll take that this is on you and one run on sentence later here we are...
80s once I stopped saying Ugh and the band I thought it was — it wasn't — I got there. 😂
I won't say who I thought it was. I don't believe in having to let everyone know all the stuff I'm allergic to. That's not nice. People who like Foreigner may have no taste but they have feelings too.
Heardle 60s #90
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https://60s.heardledecades.com/
Heardle 70s #94
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https://70s.heardledecades.com
Heardle '80s Number 1's #50
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