Song Quiz from Craig Looney’s Looney’s Tunes live show on December 8, 2019 Show #58

*A long-standing band that has been around for 5 decades plus, brought in an 18 year old guitarist in 1968.  He was full of ideas and concepts that helped move the band out the blues an into the rock music mainstream.  The band and that artist revealed...unless you don't already know...
*This long-term Canadian singer-songwriter was the subject of some very bizarre rumors back in 2010 when micro-bloggers posted a message of his death, when he was actually still alive...and still living today.  Who is the artist?  We'll play an excellent 'deep cut' this evening...
 
*A great UK artist, but a long-term resident of the US, had a bout with throat cancer, successful surgery, but actually lost his voice for almost 9 full months in the year, 2000.  Name the artist.
 
*This band's first concept album has a tune sequence that loosely follows the story of a dreamer trying to escape reality.  Using mixed metaphors and characters from Robin Hood to William Tell to Lancelot to the Wizard Of Oz, the band struck big time with it in the early 70's.  Who was the band and name that album.
 
Battle Of The Bands! You Really Got Me by Kinks  vs  My Back Pages by Byrds

1.Fleetwood Mac,  Danny Kirwin  2.Gordon Lightfoot
3. Rod Stewart   4. El Dorado by Electric Light Orchestra 
The Kinks won the Battle by a 2 votes

My research this week has uncovered some very entertaining facts that should make for great fun during the show.  I reviewed the Inside The Gates Radio more prominent musicians and wanted to see where some of them stacked up in terms of their rank in the pecking order of all-time best selling artists.  Reviewing the top 50 of all time...there were more than a few surprises.
Where do you think these artists and/or groups ranked in the Top 50?  (Units Sold)                     
Eagles    #4                                         Bob Seger  #31
Queen  #47                                        Led Zeppelin #5
Fleetwood Mac  #21                        Bob Dylan  #45
The Beatles  #1                                 Chicago  #38
Eric Clapton     #37                          The Rolling Stones  #13