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ONE HIT WONDERS – 70s (Vol1) |
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Song Title |
Lead Vox |
Str |
Horns |
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SET ONE |
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A Fifth of Beethoven |
n/a |
X |
X |
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Chevy Van |
CNev |
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Spirit in the Sky |
Mspee |
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Black Betty |
MSpee |
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Kung Fu Fighting |
DB |
X |
X |
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Billy, Don't Be a Hero |
Cnev |
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X |
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Convoy |
Cmo |
X |
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One Fine Morning |
Mspee |
X |
X |
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Candy Man |
CNev |
X |
X |
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Stuck in the Middle With You |
Mspee |
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Cruel to Be Kind |
Mspee |
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I Love The Nightlife |
Ing |
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X |
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Dancin in the Moonlight |
Cnev |
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Brandy |
Mspee |
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X |
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Hot Child In The City |
DB |
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Afternoon Delight |
Cnev |
X |
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SET TWO |
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MEDLEY |
n/a |
X |
X |
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Bang a Gong |
Mspee |
X |
X |
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Me & Mrs. Jones |
Cnev |
X |
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All Right Now |
DB |
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Rock On |
Mspee |
X |
X |
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VEHICLE |
JimP |
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X |
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Ring My Bell |
CW |
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Hold Your Head Up |
Mspee |
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King Tut |
Cnev |
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X |
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Ooh Child |
Ing/DB |
X |
X |
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Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo |
Cnev |
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Precious and Few |
Cmo |
X |
X |
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The Night Chicago Died |
Mspee |
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X |
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Drift Away |
Cnev |
X |
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Video Killed the Radio Star |
Mspee |
X |
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Groovy Guests :
Jim Peterik - Vox, Gtr, Rock Stardom
David Blamires - Vox, Gtr
Gary Guzman - Gtr, Vox
Rob Berry - Keys
Kalyan Pathak - Percussion
Ingrid Graudins - Vox
Cheryl Wilson - Vox
STRINGS:
Chuck Bontrager - Violin
Heather Boehm - Violin
Stephanie Demas - Violin
Carol Kalvonjian - Viola
Erica Lessie - Cello
HORNS:
Mike Cichowicz - Trumpet
Chuck Parrish - Trumpet
Nic Meyer - Saxes, Flute
Ken Partyka - Saxes, Piccolo
Ed Enright - Saxes, Flute
John Janowiak - Trombone
Ryan Miller - Bass Trombone
TRIBUTOSAURUS SIGNATURE SERIES :
ONE HIT WONDERS OF THE 70s
at The Copernicus Center Theater
Friday, March 8th, 8 PM
It's not often that Tributosaurus breaks from our standard, trusted formula. Since August of 2002 we have become one band, once each month. When we do stray, it's for something truly unique and special.
It’s time to play the greatest One Hit Wonders of the 1970’s.
We created the Signature Series to showcase concerts that do not fit into the usual charter, and on March 8th at the Copernicus Center Theater, we revisit our very first show of this type.
The One Hit Wonder is not a rare bird. There have been thousands of top 40 hits by bands and artists that never again approached the apex of the charts. We decided to divide this massive collective into distinct eras, making the pool of songs a bit more manageable. The 1970’s offers a tremendously diverse and eclectic batch of memorable flashes in the pan.
Left over psychedelia and folk from the 60s, the heart of the disco era, the richest vein of art rock ever, the beginnings of the 80s electronica; all will be represented in our set list. We’ll play anthemic songs you’d expect, quirky novelties you’d forgotten, and flat out classics you’d always assumed were part of a larger catalog, but were not.
This will be a long, epic show: a healthy 2 sets yielding over 3 hours of music. As always, we’ll have every musician necessary to pay proper homage, including horns, strings, percussion, extra guitars, keyboards, and backing vocalists aplenty. The star of the night is, as always, the music itself.
TRIBUTOSAURUS SIGNATURE SERIES :
ONE HIT WONDERS OF THE 70s
at The Copernicus Center Theater
5216 W. Lawrence Ave. - Chicago, IL 60630
www.CopernicusCenter.org