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Semisonic (?)

Cast Your Fate to the Wind was by Vince Guaraldi . . .  Apparently the James Gang used in in a song of theirs?  I wasn't familiar with that.

Juke Box Hero

JulieH, my mind usually goes to the most "rockin'" answer first. 

LindaKR,  I could only think of the Semisonic version also.

Those Were The Days = Mary Hopkin (Hopkins?)  

(I also remember one by the same name that was the theme to "All In The Family" t.v. show...no idea who that was by tho'.)

Holding Back The Years

The Carpenters

Lucille

HnS, my last song was by Simply Red (their big 80's hit.)  Don't know current one.

LOL - I picked the most rocking version. Simply Red were a little too wimpy for me!

Hello Again - The Cars

Don't Pull Your Love 

(Yeah, those names always bothered me - they make no sense)

The Commodores

All By Myself

Dan Hill

Wonderful Tonight 

(E.C. was wimpy on that one...compare to Layla, written for same woman.)

Muskrat Love = America (made even wimpier by Captain & Tennile.)

I Honestly Love You

Debbie Boone (and I almost put that one too!)

I Want To Know What Love Is

The Ramones

(That sure isn't in the wimpy category!  Gotta get one last wimpy song in before moving on...)

Reflections of My Life

Crosby, Stills, & Nash (Not sure if Young was in on that one -- don't think so . . .)

Here's another schlocky tune:

Afternoon Delight

Happy Together? 

The Turtles

Baby I'm-A Want You

Rupert Holmes (Good one!  As if Pina Colada song was not wimpy enough.)

Mandy (big hit, I know, but absolutely NO fiber in that diet!)

Tony Orlando and Dawn (how funny we remember all this stuff!)

Reunited

Meatloaf - love Meatloaf, but not THAT song!

Midnight At The Oasis