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| Gary Glitter | ||
| Artist: Gary Glitter Song: Rock and Roll, Part 2 Year: 1972 Discuss Gary Glitter Buy This Album
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Class of 1972 Click Here to find old friends. |
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In 1972, Paul Gadd finally found the winning formula with glam rock king,
Gary Glitter. Glitter sported extravagant makeup, silver outfits and high
boots.
Glitter and producer Michael Leander created records that weren't intended to be serious music, offering squealing guitar, loud drum beat, instrumental hook, and an unending chorus of "hey!" Glitter's debut single, entitled "Rock and Roll, Part II," was a smash hit in the U.S. and U.K. Though Glitter didn't score another hit in America, he was a superstar in Britain throughout the mid-1970's, with three number one singles. | ||
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Rock & Roll: Gary Glitter's Greatest Hits Buy This Album |
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The Best Of 70's: Rock Chart Toppers Vol. 1 Buy This Album |
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Super Hits Of The '70s: Have A Nice Day, Vol. 9 Buy This Album |
| Top songs for the Class of 1972 | |||
| Make a mix tape or request these at the next class reunion. These rankings will change by the day, hour and even minute. They are based on visitor popularity. | |||
| Artist | Song | ||
| 1. | Hot Butter | Popcorn | more |
| 2. | Argent | Hold Your Head Up | more |
| 3. | Jonathan Edwards | Sunshine | more |
| 4. | T. Rex | Bang A Gong (Get It On) | more |
| 5. | Mouth & MacNeal | How Do You Do | more |
| 6. | Bullet | White Lies, Blue Eyes | more |
| 7. | Apollo 100 | Joy | more |
| 8. | Climax | Precious and Few | more |
| 9. | Hillside Singers | I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (in Perfect Harmony) | more |
| 10. | Hurricane Smith | Oh, Babe, What Would You Say? | more |
