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Host's Master Artist List for Game 1 Host's Master Artist List for Game 1 You can play the list in the order shown here, or any order you prefer. Tick the boxes as you play the songs. Gloria Gaynor Gary Newman Neil Diamond Ronetts Tina Charles Buddy Holly The Equals Bill Haley Rubettes Tom Jones Steelers Wheel Roxy Music Johnny Tilloson Eddie Cochran Supertramp Wilson Pickett Alice Cooper Stevie Wonder Everly Brothers Temptations Herman's Hermits Georgie Fame Toyah Doris Day Hot Chocolate Manfred Mann Kate Bush Searchers Blondie Village People Hollies Elton John Osmonds Sweet Drifters Aretha Franklin Meat Loaf Paul Anka Marvin Gaye Bob Marley ELO Thin Lizzy Undertones Troggs Monkees Dolly Parton Squeeze Wings Barry White Who Copyright QOD Page 1/28 Host's Master Artist List for Game 2 You can play the list in the order shown here, or any order you prefer. Tick the boxes as you play the songs. Wings Wurzels Johnny Tilloson Sweet Steelers Wheel Police Nolans Doors Squeeze Roy Orbison Paul Anka Beach Boys Undertones Slade Meat Loaf Elton John Eddie Cochran Gloria Gaynor Doris Day Del Shannon David Cassidy ELO Donner Summer Bob Marley Tony Christie Supertramp Stevie Wonder Hot Chocolate Mud Ronetts Village People Lulu Earth Wind & Fire Aretha Franklin Sonny & Cher Roxy Music Osmonds Showaddywaddy Drifters Hollies Alvin Stardust Four Tops Sparks Sandie Shaw Boomtown Rats Gary Newman Spencer Davis Group Kinks Herman's Hermits Johnny Kidd & The Pirates Copyright QOD Page 2/28 Host's Master Artist List for Game 3 You can play the list in the order shown here, or any order you prefer. Tick the boxes as you play the songs. Bill Haley Stevie Wonder Tony Christie Paul Anka Neil Diamond Sweet Leo Sayer Rubettes Elton John Eddie Cochran Real Thing Bay City Rollers Donner Summer David Cassidy Petula Clark ELO Buddy Holly Alvin Stardust Freda Payne Louis Armstrong Sandie Shaw Bob Marley Sonny & Cher Alice Cooper Frank Sinatra Jimi Hendrix Contours Wilson Pickett Gloria Gaynor Gary Newman The Equals Supremes Nolans Slade Status Quo Lulu Aretha Franklin Scaffold Rolling Stones Georgie Fame Monkees Wizzard Mud Animals Steelers Wheel Earth Wind & Fire Toyah Beach Boys Dave Clark Five Gerry & The Pacemakers Copyright QOD Page 3/28 Team/Player Sheet 1 Game 1 Temptations The Equals Herman's Hermits Paul Anka Georgie Fame Tina Charles Bob Marley Gary Newman Toyah Osmonds Rubettes Who Marvin Gaye Elton John Doris Day Supertramp Barry White Hollies Kate Bush Drifters Game 2 Hollies Elton John Gary Newman Mud Slade Earth Wind & Fire Aretha Franklin Supertramp Del Shannon Steelers Wheel Alvin Stardust Nolans Eddie Cochran Sandie Shaw Sparks Beach Boys Drifters Kinks Johnny Tilloson Sweet Game 3 Alvin Stardust Louis Armstrong Slade Sweet Freda Payne Contours Sandie Shaw ELO Gloria Gaynor Real Thing Elton John Paul Anka Petula Clark Supremes Neil Diamond Buddy Holly Scaffold Jimi Hendrix Wizzard Earth Wind & Fire Copyright QOD Page 4/28 Team/Player Sheet 2 Game 1 Manfred Mann Meat Loaf Paul Anka Bob Marley Roxy Music Sweet Blondie Stevie Wonder Rubettes Drifters Toyah The Equals Kate Bush Hollies Doris Day Aretha Franklin Hot Chocolate Elton John ELO Steelers Wheel Game 2 Elton John Ronetts Drifters ELO Supertramp Johnny Kidd & Slade Hot Chocolate Herman's Hermits Village People The Pirates Showaddywaddy Paul Anka Beach Boys Sonny & Cher Meat Loaf Undertones Donner Summer Earth Wind & Fire Eddie Cochran Steelers Wheel Game 3 Steelers Wheel Bill Haley Frank Sinatra Bob Marley The Equals Jimi Hendrix Neil Diamond Scaffold Tony Christie Rolling Stones Georgie Fame Leo Sayer Slade Supremes Alice Cooper Monkees Lulu Rubettes Donner Summer Status Quo Copyright QOD Page 5/28 Team/Player Sheet 3 Game 1 Roxy Music Alice Cooper Paul Anka Barry White Blondie Hot Chocolate The Equals Gloria Gaynor Neil Diamond Squeeze Supertramp Wilson Pickett Dolly Parton ELO Marvin Gaye Rubettes Who Tom Jones Drifters Monkees Game 2 Gloria Gaynor Meat Loaf Slade Hollies Steelers Wheel Supertramp Beach Boys Hot Chocolate Herman's Hermits Police Johnny Kidd & Doors Nolans Mud Undertones The Pirates Boomtown Rats Bob Marley Drifters Doris Day Village People Game 3 Wizzard Gary Newman Lulu Buddy Holly Animals Supremes Nolans Slade Rubettes Monkees Bay City Rollers Bob Marley Contours Georgie Fame ELO Eddie Cochran Sonny & Cher Status Quo David Cassidy Elton John Copyright QOD Page 6/28 Team/Player Sheet 4 Game 1 Ronetts Bill Haley Buddy Holly Sweet Barry White Gary Newman Herman's Hermits Toyah Osmonds Alice Cooper Meat Loaf Elton John Rubettes Drifters Stevie Wonder Wings Temptations Doris Day Gloria Gaynor Dolly Parton Game 2 Kinks Boomtown Rats Supertramp Mud David Cassidy Johnny Kidd & Donner Summer Doors Roy Orbison Del Shannon The Pirates Undertones Meat Loaf Sonny & Cher Earth Wind & Fire Eddie Cochran Sparks Gloria Gaynor Gary Newman Squeeze Lulu Game 3 Gerry & The Frank Sinatra Gloria Gaynor Sonny & Cher Elton John Pacemakers The Equals Scaffold Toyah Supremes Gary Newman Buddy Holly Stevie Wonder Bob Marley Dave Clark Five Lulu Petula Clark Paul Anka Sandie Shaw Bay City Rollers Nolans Copyright QOD Page 7/28 Team/Player Sheet 5 Game 1 Drifters Marvin Gaye Hot Chocolate Wings Hollies Rubettes The Equals Herman's Hermits Squeeze Elton John Thin Lizzy Buddy Holly Wilson Pickett Eddie Cochran Barry White Gary Newman Tina Charles Steelers Wheel Johnny Tilloson Tom Jones Game 2 Undertones Four Tops Gary Newman ELO Sonny & Cher Drifters Showaddywaddy Roxy Music Wurzels Squeeze Doris Day Earth Wind & Fire David Cassidy Osmonds Kinks Sparks Eddie Cochran Stevie Wonder Alvin Stardust Boomtown Rats Game 3 Bill Haley Monkees Rolling Stones Slade Scaffold Petula Clark Real Thing Gloria Gaynor Dave Clark Five Frank Sinatra Alvin Stardust Wilson Pickett Bay City Rollers Sandie Shaw Jimi Hendrix Gerry & The The Equals Donner Summer Paul Anka Leo Sayer Pacemakers Copyright QOD Page 8/28 Team/Player Sheet 6 Game 1 Barry White Marvin Gaye Ronetts Wings Searchers Aretha Franklin Steelers Wheel ELO Doris Day Wilson Pickett Stevie Wonder Osmonds Alice Cooper Neil Diamond Eddie Cochran Temptations Roxy Music Squeeze Sweet Bob Marley Game 2 David Cassidy Four Tops Osmonds Lulu Paul Anka Roxy Music ELO Roy Orbison Sparks Earth Wind & Fire Doris Day Stevie Wonder Elton John Bob Marley Supertramp Gary Newman Undertones Kinks Wings Sonny & Cher Game 3 Elton John Frank Sinatra Bay City Rollers Bob Marley Status Quo Nolans Supremes Eddie Cochran Bill Haley Louis Armstrong Wilson Pickett Gary Newman Dave Clark Five Paul Anka Alvin Stardust Gerry & The Tony Christie Buddy Holly Wizzard Animals Pacemakers Copyright QOD Page 9/28 Team/Player Sheet 7 Game 1 Undertones Eddie Cochran Buddy Holly Osmonds Bill Haley Doris Day Roxy Music Troggs Manfred Mann Aretha Franklin Toyah Alice Cooper Rubettes Dolly Parton Herman's Hermits Village People Blondie ELO Thin Lizzy Marvin Gaye Game 2 Sparks Showaddywaddy Tony Christie Alvin Stardust Herman's Hermits Boomtown Rats ELO Sonny & Cher Four Tops Lulu Squeeze Bob Marley Gary Newman Wings Stevie Wonder Beach Boys Kinks Del Shannon Steelers Wheel Aretha Franklin Game 3 Gerry & The Lulu Neil Diamond Tony Christie Scaffold Pacemakers Bill Haley Aretha Franklin Bob Marley Wizzard Donner Summer Frank Sinatra Paul Anka Sweet The Equals Alice Cooper Steelers Wheel Sonny & Cher Freda Payne Leo Sayer Bay City Rollers Copyright QOD Page 10/28 Team/Player Sheet 8 Game 1 Sweet Roxy Music Bill Haley Buddy Holly Elton John Kate Bush Manfred Mann Blondie Alice Cooper Squeeze Gloria Gaynor Dolly Parton Gary Newman Temptations Wings Meat Loaf Rubettes Tom Jones Eddie Cochran Georgie Fame Game 2 Alvin Stardust Herman's Hermits Kinks Donner Summer Eddie Cochran Sandie Shaw Drifters Sonny & Cher Sparks ELO Johnny Kidd & Doris Day Earth Wind & Fire Mud Elton John The Pirates Squeeze Doors Roy Orbison Beach Boys Paul Anka Game 3 Tony Christie The Equals Eddie Cochran Supremes Buddy Holly Freda Payne Steelers Wheel Bay City Rollers Sonny & Cher Dave Clark Five Bob Marley Monkees Wilson Pickett Rubettes Leo Sayer Toyah ELO Wizzard David Cassidy Real Thing Copyright QOD Page 11/28 Team/Player Sheet 9 Game 1 Wings Georgie Fame Monkees Paul Anka Gloria Gaynor Stevie Wonder Undertones Neil Diamond Dolly Parton Tina Charles Hot Chocolate Roxy Music Village People Bill Haley Herman's Hermits Elton John Sweet Aretha Franklin Temptations ELO Game 2 Boomtown Rats Bob Marley Slade Doors Alvin Stardust Roxy Music Osmonds Police Drifters Roy Orbison Doris Day Sandie Shaw Paul Anka Steelers Wheel Supertramp David Cassidy Elton John Wurzels Nolans Gloria Gaynor Game 3 Wilson Pickett Gary Newman Sonny & Cher Contours Bay City Rollers Gloria Gaynor Elton John Buddy Holly Wizzard Mud Real Thing Bill Haley Dave Clark Five Beach Boys Louis Armstrong Stevie Wonder Scaffold Paul Anka Neil Diamond Rolling Stones Copyright QOD Page 12/28 Team/Player Sheet 10 Game 1 Gloria Gaynor Barry White Neil Diamond Toyah Ronetts Everly Brothers Stevie Wonder Drifters Hot Chocolate Paul Anka Steelers Wheel Aretha Franklin Herman's Hermits Alice Cooper Blondie The Equals Searchers Village People Squeeze Hollies Game 2 Johnny Kidd & Doris Day Roy Orbison Alvin Stardust Lulu The Pirates Wings Mud Village People Sweet Doors Squeeze David Cassidy Sandie Shaw Sparks Beach Boys Herman's Hermits Steelers Wheel Osmonds Hollies Gary Newman Game 3 David Cassidy Wilson Pickett Sandie Shaw Beach Boys Eddie Cochran Frank Sinatra Monkees ELO Leo Sayer Elton John Lulu Dave Clark Five Bill Haley Tony Christie Rolling Stones Rubettes Georgie Fame Gloria Gaynor 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