Can you name the artists for these songs from Rhino's Have A Nice Day series? by yippeeyappee

Can you name the artists for these songs from Rhino's Have A Nice Day series?

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More songs are from Rhino Records' 25 volume Have a Nice Day series. They were made in the spirit of K-Tel - no major artists! Chart Position is US, from the Billboard charts. HARD QUIZ IF UNDER 40!
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Song	Artist	Chart Pos
Here Comes The Sun		#16 1971
Toast And Marmalade For Tea		#20 1971
Indian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian)		#1 1971
When You're Hot, You're Hot		#9 1971
Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again		#15 1971
Tarkio Road		#55 1971
Don't Pull Your Love		#4 1971
Never Ending Song Of Love		#13 1971
Get It On		#24 1971
Draggin' The Line		#4 1971
Rings		#17 1971
Saturday Morning Confusion		#28 1971
He's Gonna Step On You Again		#70 1971
I Ain't Got Time Anymore		#36 1971
Do You Know What I Mean		#6 1971
Sweet City Woman		#8 1971
One Fine Morning		#24 1971
One Tin Soldier (The Legend Of Billy Jack)		#26 1971
It's A Cryin' Shame		#44 1971
I'd Love To Change The World		#40 1971
Fallin' Lady		#110 '71
Absolutely Right		#26 1971
Brand New Key		#1 1971
Hallelujah		#33 1971
White Lies, Blue Eyes		#28 1972
Sunshine		#4 1972
The Witch Queen Of New Orleans		#21 1972
Don't Say You Don't Remember		#15 1972
Precious And Few		#3 1972
The Lion Sleeps Tonight		#3 1972

Song	Artist	Chart Pos
I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony)		#7 1972
Joy		#6 1972
We've Got To Get It On Again		#25 1972
Softly Whispering I Love You		#29 1972
Nice To Be With You		#4 1972
Son Of My Father		#46 1972
The Candy Man		#1 1972
Run Run Run		#27 1972
Hot Rod Lincoln		#9 1972
Sylvia's Mother		#5 1972
Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast		#4 1972
How Do You Do?		#8 1972
Day By Day		#13 1972
In A Broken Dream		#56 1972
Alone Again (Naturally)		#1 1972
Beautiful Sunday		#15 1972
Motorcycle Mama		#12 1972
Brandy (You're A Fine Girl)		#1 1972
Hold Your Head Up		#5 1972
Small Beginnings		#29 1972
Popcorn		#9 1972
Rock And Roll Part 2		#7 1972
The City Of New Orleans		#18 1972
Speak To The Sky		#14 1972
Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues		#9 1972
Thunder And Lightning		#17 1972
American City Suite		#27 1972
I'd Love You To Want Me		#2 1972
Something's Wrong With Me		#12 1972
It Never Rains In Southern California		#5 1972

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	yippeeyappee:	Jan 30th, 2010 at 21:31 GMT		4 points
	Second of a 5 part series, if Sporcle players want more! They are in roughly chronological order! This one is from mid 1971 to late 1972. Let me know if you want more '70s obscurities!

	trivial:	Feb 2nd, 2010 at 04:43 GMT		3 points
	Yes, more! Maybe the more current the get, the better we'll do! hahaha...

	rockgolf:	Feb 2nd, 2010 at 14:45 GMT		2 points
	Love it! My only complaint is that the answers are so hard to read. Instead of black on dark brown, how about yellow or white on dark brown. Even the background green from the Chart Pos column.

	rockgolf:	Feb 2nd, 2010 at 14:47 GMT		2 points
	By the way, the answer on "Son Of My Father" later started using his last name too, when he became Donna Summer's producer. So you should allow "Moroder" as a valid alternate. Memory dept: The band that did "Sweet City Woman" was the first act I ever saw perform live. They were great!

	yippeeyappee:	Feb 2nd, 2010 at 16:41 GMT		3 points
	@Rckgolf "Over 60 minutes with..." your first live band is one of the most played CD's in my collection! I have changed the colour scheme - I was trying to match the colours on Volumes 6 - 9, but they look drastically different on every monitor I use!

	stevierox2:	Feb 3rd, 2010 at 00:08 GMT		3 points
	Yes, more please These are awesome - sweeeeeeet , sweet city woman.......

	esty26:	May 19th, 2010 at 21:59 GMT		1 point
	Nice collection of oldies...some too obscure. I tried every spelling of macneal except for macneal (maybe you could accept mouth! Cursing you that Rings was not Lobo until I see the answer and remember Cym did it.