Be sure to catch all of the episodes of this special. We started Friday with the first 10, and are now ready to release the next edition:
Take The Money And Run
Boogie Fever
Only Sixteen
Livin' Thing
Muskrat Love
(Shake Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty
Beth
After The Lovin'
Nights Are Forever Without You
#80:
Steve Miller Band
The Steve Miller Band gave us a top-notch album in 1976, Fly Like An Eagle, and here's one of three big hits from that album.
#79:
Sylvers
The Sylvers consisted of 10 siblings from the neighborhood of Watts in Los Angeles.
#78:
Dr. Hook
Dr. Hook took this former Sam Cooke song to the Top 10 in 1976.
#77:
Electric Light Orchestra
Here's the third of three ELO songs among The Top 100* for the year.
#76:
Captain & Tennille
America originally recorded this song. In 1976, the Captain & Tennille added a special touch and made it a big hit.
#75:
K.C. and the Sunshine Band
This Florida act had just gotten started the year before with "Get Down Tonight". The following year, they scored one of their biggest career hits.
#74:
KISS
This ballad by the hard rock group KISS surprised us, and it is still receiving significant airplay in 2016.
#73:
Engelbert Humperdinck
This British artist started out playing the saxophone and didn't try his hand at singing until he was 17. He scored a huge Adult hit that crossed over to the Popular chart in 1976.
#72:
England Dan & John Ford Coley
The brother of Jim Seals (of Seals & Crofts fame) teamed with John Ford Coley to form one of the top duos of the latter half of the '70s.
Love To Love You Baby
#71:
Donna Summer
Hard to believe that the woman who did this went on to become one of the top superstars of the Rock Era. And that she actually had a great voice.
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