Artist	Song
B.W. Stevenson & Larry Mjhoberac	My Maria
from Radio Hits of the '70s (2006)
Malo	Suavecito
from Celebracion: The Warner Brothers Recordings (2005)
Uriah Heep	Easy Livin'
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Uriah Heep (2001)
Instant Funk	I Got My Mind Made Up (You Can Get It Girl) [7" Version]
from I Got My Mind Made Up - the Best of Instant Funk (2003)
Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band	Cherchez la Femme / Se Si Bon
from The Very Best of Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band (1990)
People's Choice	Do It Any Way You Wanna
from The Sound of Philadelphia: Gamble & Huff's Greatest Hits (2008)
Black Oak Arkansas	Jim Dandy
from Rhino Hi-Five - Black Oak Arkansas - EP (2006)
Mocedades	Eres Tú
from Eres Tú...Todos los Grandes Exitos (2007)
Burton Cummings	Stand Tall
from Burton Cummings (1999)
Danny O'Keefe	Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues
from Rhino Hi-Five: Danny O'Keefe - EP (2006)
Loudon Wainwright III	Dead Skunk
from Album III (1990)
High Energy	You Can't Turn Me Off (In the Middle of Turning Me On)
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: Motown 1970s, Vol. 1 (2001)
Brighter Side of Darkness	Love Jones
from Love Jones: The Best of Funk Essentials Ballads Vol.2 (1998)
The Poppy Family	Which Way You Goin' Billy?
from A Good Thing Lost 1968-1973 (1996)
Tom T. Hall	I Love
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Tom T. Hall (2000)
Choir & Murray Head	Superstar
from Jesus Christ Superstar (1993)
Dave & Ansel Collins	Double Barrel
from Trojan Reggae: Ska, Rocksteady and Reggae Classics, 1967-1974 (2007)
Michael Franks	Popsicle Toes (Remastered)
from Hi-Five: Michael Franks - EP (2006)
Roger Whittaker	The Last Farewell
from Greatest Hits (1980)
Cashman & West	American City Suite (Single Version)
from American City Suite: The Very Best of Cashman & West (1999)
Larry Groce	Junk Food Junkie
from Junk Food Junkie - Single (2006)
Stargard	Theme from "Which Way Is Up"
from Disco Gold (2005)
Lindisfarne	Run for Home
from Meet Me On the Corner - The Best of Lindisfarne (2009)
Crabby Appleton	Go Back
from Crabby Appleton (2005)
The Assembled Multitude	Overture from Tommy
from The Assembled Multitude (2005)

Comment:

The ’70s was a golden age of novelty songs, and plenty of gloriously goofy, gut-busting tunes took over the airwaves. When health-food habits became all the rage, Larry Groce unveiled the “Junk Food Junkie,” whose dirty secret was an addiction to Big Macs and KFC. Loudon Wainwright III — Rufus’ papa — has had a long career as a respected singer-songwriter, but his only visit to the Top 40 was with the country-tinged ode to rank-smelling roadkill, “Dead Skunk.” Even jazz singer Michael Franks exercised his funny bone, singing about the frozen feet of his objet d’amour on the slinky, swinging “Popsicle Toes.”

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