Dionne Warwick - I'll Never Fall In Love Again

The Action - Hey-Sah-Lo-Ney

Bunny Wailer - Cool Runnings

John Denver - I'm Sorry "I'm sorry for the way things are in China, I'm sorry things ain't what they use to be..."

Allison Durbin - Something's Got A Hold Of My Heart New Zealand late '60s pop.

Earl Grant - Till The End Of Time

Horst Jankowski and His Orchestra - A Walk In The Black Forest

Stonewall Jackson - Life To Go

Daniel Boone - Beautiful Sunday (Mouldy Old Dough per above, classic, fine, wish I'd thought of that)

Paul Mauriat - Taka Takata

Red Prysock - Rock 'N' Roll https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiAdrf94fZ4

Magic Johnson, if people know who he was, big basketball player, he contracted the HIV virus in 1992 and yes, some players were hesitant to play with him. You are on the basketball court, people are sweating. Of course, some people are going to be apprehensive and perhaps the chances of transmission are minute. https://www.nytimes.com/1992/11/01/sports/basketball-johnson-s-return-to-league-isn-t-welcomed-by-some.html In this article, paywall but nonetheless, that's what it talks about. My last word on all of this, I don't mean to derail this thread. Rest in peace Harley Race .

I think part of the blood deal may have been in the 1980s and some here do not remember or know this, it's before their time, was when a lot of paranoia existed over contagious diseases.... I see Vinjay17 mentions this, well, back in the old days, people were unsure for example about playing basketball with someone HIV positive, even using toilet seats, there really was a bit of hysteria. It's easy to find fault with that but the truth is, there was a lot unknown about the disease back then, especially by the general public. Anyway, here is a Sports Illustrated article, "the last real world's champion", take it or leave it as far as the headline goes but a good article, imho. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/more-sports/‘he-was-the-last-real-world’s-champion’-fellow-legends-pay-tribute-to-harley-race/ar-AAFeSo0 Pictures of the blood was a selling point and even on the cover of some wrestling mags, I won't post it here, that might not be in good taste but I'm sure if one goes looking for it on say, bing.com or other search engines, I'm sure you will spot some and I think Harley Race was involved in one of those incidences.

"Handsome Harley Race", I read he actually started wrestling in 1960, so a very long career. I think for awhile, they even would have quite a bit of blood in the sport but then, they cleaned that up, maybe for obvious reasons.

Still Corners - Black Lagoon

The Little Dippers - Forever I was reading, their record label back during that year might have been from the Tennessee Arkansas area, obscure band, mild hit, song that is very unique. It's something, some of the songs they came up with back then, very good imho.

Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles

The Who - A Legal Matter

Fox Academy - Choking On Flowers

Paper Dolls - Something here in my heart Sorry, can not resist this. I barely knew of this group, a real blast from the past.

Poni-Tails - Born Too Late

The Twisters - Countdown 1-2-3

Hollies - Look Through Any Window

Gloria Estefan - Turn The Beat Around

Ella Roberts - The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond