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Classic Rock Trivia

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"Jimmy gave us rainbows

And Janis took a piece of our hearts

And Otis brought us all to the dock of a bay

Sing a song to light my fire

Remember Jim that way

They've all found another place

Another place to play... "

 

The fellow who penned those words is a member of a pretty exclusive club. He is one of a very few singers/songwriters to write a#1 song for himself and for another artist. He hit the top of the charts in 1977 , three years after seeing Helen Reddy take one of compositions to #1. I need to know the name of this singer/songwriter, the #1 hit that he had in '77, and the #1 song that he wrote for Helen Reddy. No peeking ... :)

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You're just too damn good.

 

Undercover Angel topped the charts 9 days before my 18th Birthday. I also listened to Casey Kasem religiously for about five years beginning in early 1974. I always wanted to be Casey.

Undercover Angel topped the charts 9 days before my 18th Birthday. I also listened to Casey Kasem religiously for about five years beginning in early 1974. I always wanted to be Casey.

 

Dammit , you're better than Casey !!!

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