dr.music1. The musical box – Genesis
4. One for the vine – Genesis
7. Waiting for the sun – The Doors
12. Angie – The Rolling Stones
13. Warrior – Wishbone Ash
14. Free bird – Lynyrd Skynyrd
15. Golden country – R.E.O. Speedwagon
22. Almost cut my hair – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
25. Sometime world – Wishbone Ash
27. America – Yes
28. Inside looking out – Grand Funk Railroad
29. Nantucket sleighride – Mountain
32. Bridge over troubles water – Simon & Garfunkel
33. All right now – Free
36. A million miles away – Rory Gallagher
39. Like you do – R.E.O. Speedwagon
40. All my love – Led Zeppelin
41. Visions of angels – Genesis
44. Visionary mountains – Manfred Mann’s Earth Band
45. Errors of my ways – Wishbone Ash
49. The knife – Genesis
56. Dazed and confused – Led Zeppelin
59. Burning rope – Genesis
60. Seasons – Earth & Fire
61. Paranoid – Grand Funk Railroad
62. Rikki don’t loose that number – Steely Dan
64. The green manalishi – Fleetwood Mac
65. Leaving on a jet plane – Peter, Paul & Mary
67. Back home – Golden Earring
68. Hotel room – Edgar Broughton Band
70. I’ve been losing you – A-ha
71. Dancing queen – Abba
72. Time waits for no one – The Rolling Stones
73. Strange kind of woman – Deep Purple
74. Wild & exciting – Earth & Fire
75. Lady Fantasy – Camel
77. Highway song – Blackfoot
78. Love, reign o’er me – The Who
79. Love her madly – The Doors
80. Killer – Van der Graaf Generator
81. The air that I breathe – The Hollies
82. The seeker – The Who
83. Joybringer – Manfred Mann’s Earth Band
84. Highway star – Deep Purple
85. Money – Pink Floyd
86. Carpet crawlers – Genesis
87. Valediction – Wishbone Ash
90. Baker Street – Gerry Rafferty
91. Stay with me – The Faces
92. Let it rain – Eric Clapton
90. Baker Street – Gerry Rafferty
91. Stay with me – The Faces
92. Let it rain – Eric Clapton
95. Aja – Steely Dan
96. School’s out – Alice Cooper
97. London calling – The Clash
98. Southern man – Neil Young
99. I heard it through the grapevine – Creedence Clearwater Revival
100. Tangled up in blue – Bob Dylan
Die hätten bei mir keine Chance auf eine Top100 Platzierung.
„Leaving On A Jet Plane“ von Peter, Paul & Mary ist doch von 1969.
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