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Frosty the snowman - The Ronettes

Pinball wizard - The Who

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Witches promise - Jethro Tull

Big log - Robert Plant

Turning Japanese - The Vapors

Diamonds are forever - Shirley Bassey

Wrapped around your finger - Police

Fireball - Deep Purple ( Damn - late again...)

Rescue me - Fontella Bass

Right down the line - Gerry Rafferty

Baby I’m burning - Dolly Parton

Burning love - Elvis P.

His latest flame - Elvis P.

Thank you for being a friend - Andrew Gold

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Thank you very much - Scaffold

I know where you're coming from, but have to disagree on the Whitney / Aretha example. Ms Houston always seemed to get lumped in with all the other vocal technicians of the time, and whilst she may have had a few goes at being a bit OTT, in the main she was just an amazing singer, and (I think) one with a lot of 'soul' too. He first couple of albums are quite remarkable, and despite the slightly dated production still hold up today. Also Aretha ( Whitney's honorary Aunt) was quoted many times praising her, so very unlikely to have been of the opinion she was just a voice and nothing else. Now there's a challenge! Maybe a whole new topic waiting to be unleashed alongside this one. 😉

Soul man - Sam & Dave

Evergreen - Barbra Streisand

Say Goodbye to Hollywood - Ronnie Spector and the E Street Band / Billy Joel

More than words - Extreme

Long distance love - Little Feat

Las Vegas turnaround - Hall and Oates

Viva Las Vegas - Elvis P. / ZZ Top