[ "Be Unique!" Archives] • • Here are the answers for previous rounds of "Be Unique!" • • And here's the category for the week of June 4th - June 8th: Name a Top 40, 1955-85 charting solo artist whose first and last name could both be construed as first names. Example: "Connie Francis" -- both "Connie" and "Francis" could be first names. Players were advised that I was looking for common first names here and that "creative interpretations" of the term "common" would be rejected...and many were! But everyone had the opportunity to send in a second choice, and we got a great list! Take a look! Three point responses: (No other player gave same answer) Arthur Alexander submitted by Wmbradspa Len Barry submitted by MuziKatNat Eric Carmen submitted by LindyBeat Lou Christie submitted by Milmar Jimmy Cliff submitted by Raywiggs Dick Dale submitted by W33r Vic Dana submitted by Tinkifer Paul Dino submitted by RandyPNY Mike Douglas submitted by BAGGYGUY Bob Dylan submitted by LilZiplock Duane Eddy submitted by Number61 Adam Faith submitted by Scoty Percy Faith submitted by Snads Eddie Floyd submitted by Caravntrip Peter Gabriel submitted by Loganmint Barry Gordon submitted by Juju eyeballs Earl Grant submitted by GBate Gogi Grant submitted by TerryT Bobby Gregg submitted by Fourhbcaps Clarence "Frogman" Henry submitted by SameOldHal Rick James submitted by Rosanna2 Sonny James submitted by MsTinTear Tommy James submitted by Wilburn Billy Joel submitted by DADDYOAL Robert John submitted by LWhiteDove Brenda Lee submitted by Mysticrhythms Bonnie Lou submitted by HUGYBEAR John Miles submitted by Ladylion Joni Mitchell submitted by CAK1946 Jane Morgan submitted by ARE7 Russ Morgan submitted by Jackie0203 Billy Paul submitted by ChriselK Johnny Ray submitted by ScorerScorchio James Ray submitted by TwittyLady Diane Ray submitted by Raynode Lou Reed submitted by Yankeedog Cliff Richard submitted by Faithflemin Jackie Ross submitted by MrJaded Jack Scott submitted by Cloggedardery Allen Sherman submitted by Pookie Paul Simon submitted by OldiesKing Nina Simone submitted by Clete6 Al Stewart submitted by SN0REFEST John Stewart submitted by Ccrider Chuck Willis submitted by Nalavia Two point responses: (Two players gave same answer) Petula Clark submitted by BobbleSmitty, Frannytune James Darren submitted by VincentJames, ULTFAN Buddy Holly submitted by Embeth1231, Gargoylemama Robin Luke submitted by Dog50, Kweni Dean Martin submitted by RuthGee, Loonatique One point responses: (Three or more players gave same answer) Donnie Iris submitted by Jmiller, DevilWo, Spnnrn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • This is where we stash links to our "Be Unique" categories and players' responses more than a week old! They are wonderful! Enjoy! Week of May 28th to June 1st-- Song lyrics containing the name of a famous, real person, living or dead. Week of May 21st to May 25th-- Songs in which clapping is heard Week of May 14th to May 18th-- Lyrics about mothers Week of May 7th to May 11th -- on hiatus Week of April 30th to May 4th-- Charting artists and groups that appeared in movies Week of April 23rd to April 27th-- Song titles or artist names in the form of: " ______ , ______ , and ______ ." Week of April 16th to April 20th-- Songs with baseball terms in their titles. Week of April 9th to April 13th-- Street names mentioned in lyrics Week of April 2nd to April 6th-- What do you see? (April Fool's game) Week of March 26th to March 30th -- Songs in which you hear laughter Week of March 19th to March 23rd -- OldiesFun players' nominations for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Week of March 12th to March 16th -- Artists with TOP 40 charting songs both as a solo artist and as a member of a group. Week of March 5th to March 9th -- Songs about lovely weather Week of February 26th to March 2nd -- Nonsense words in song titles Week of February 19th to 23rd -- Song lyrics containing a form of the word "America." Week of February 12th to 16th -- Songs titles containing a term of endearment. Week of February 5th to 9th -- Songs titles containing a first and last name. Week of January 29th to February 2nd -- Songs with the name of an NFL team within the title. Week of January 22nd to 26th -- Songs with three letters or less in the title. Week of January 15th to 19th -- "Doormat" songs where the sentiment is: "You treat me like dirt but I love you anyway." Week of January 8st to 12th -- Artists with primarily non-musical, recurring TV roles Week of January 1st to 5th -- Songs with specific years mentioned in lyrics or titles Week of December 25th to 29th -- Sound effects and Put Down Songs Please play this week's game! Here's how! Be Unique!
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