Song Quiz from Craig Looney’s Looney’s Tunes live show on November 22 , 2020 Show #106

* The 1st album produced after the artist and his entourage spent some time in the U.S. produced this classic track.  The song had a couple of possible inspirations.  It was either about the woman who traveled with the band, sewing costumes and repairing clothes...or....it may have been about all that the band experienced visiting clothing stores up and down the L.A. Strip and all the women they met throughout the process.  Name the artist and the song if you can...
 
*In 1982, this group had not had a top ten hit in five years, but this song thankfully ended that string.  This trio of artists enlisted the assistance of Timonthy B. Schmit to join them on this song, as if they needed any more help singing incredible harmonies.  The track was released as a single and later included on their album, Daylight Again.   Name the band and song...
 
*This track was written in Eric Clapton's garden using one of Clapton's acoustic guitars.  The song was inspired by the long winters in England (aren't they too long everywhere???), but on that day, it was sunny and it just released all of the built-up tension.  I'll be playing a version of the song from another great performer who probably felt the same way.  Name the artist who wrote the song and the track...
 
*This band is largely identified as a West Coast group, but only one member of the 4 original founders was from California.  If you did not know. this band was the very first band to charge in excess of $100 for a ticket in an arena show environment.  The year that happened was in 1994.  A sellout soon led other bands to follow suit with similar prices.  Name the band that started the run on our wallets...
 
 Battle Of The Bands!
Cheap Sunglasses by Z Z Top  vs  Excitable Boy by Warren Zevon
 
Answers:
1. Elton John, Tiny Dancer   2. Crosby, Stills & Nash, Wasted on the Way
3. George Harrison, Here Comes The Sun, played Richie Havens version
4. Eagles
 
Listeners chose Z Z Top with 56% of votes