Artist	Song
Little River Band	Lady
from The Definitive Collection (2005)
The Manhattans	Kiss and Say Goodbye
from The Manhattans (2003)
Pablo Cruise	What'cha Gonna Do?
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Pablo Cruise (2001)
Yvonne Elliman	Love Me
from The Best of Yvonne Elliman (1997)
Alive 'N Kickin'	Tighter, Tighter
from Alive 'N Kickin' (2005)
Melanie	Brand New Key
from Beautiful People: The Greatest Hits of Melanie (1999)
Clint Holmes & L. Pockriss	Playground In My Mind
from Radio Hits of the '70s (2006)
The Bellamy Brothers	Let Your Love Flow
from The Bellamy Brothers: Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (1985)
David Soul	Don't Give Up On Us
from David Soul (1976)
Tony Orlando & Dawn	Knock Three Times
from Tony Orlando & Dawn: The Definitive Collection (1990)
Elvin Bishop	Fooled Around and Fell in Love
from Struttin' My Stuff (2004)
Dr. Hook	When You're In Love With a Beautiful Woman
from The Best of Dr. Hook (2009)
Neil Sedaka	Bad Blood
from The Definitive Collection (2007)
C.W. McCall	Convoy
from The Best of C.W. McCall (1997)
The New Seekers	I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)
from The Best of the New Seekers (2005)
Jay Ferguson	Thunder Island
from Thunder Island (2005)
Nicolette Larson	Lotta Love
from Rhino Hi-Five: Nicolette Larson - EP (2005)
Mac Davis	Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me
from The Best of Mac Davis (2007)
Redbone	Come and Get Your Love
from '70s Greatest Hits (2007)
Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds	Don't Pull Your Love
from Rockin' 70's, Vol. 2 (1996)
Alice Cooper	You and Me
from Lace & Whiskey (2007)
Leo Sayer	When I Need You
from The Very Best of Leo Sayer (2005)
Stephen Bishop	On and On
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Stephen Bishop (2002)
Edward Bear	Last Song
from Lost Hits of the 70's (2010)

Comment:

In the '70s, pop radio was the medium of reinvention for everyone from TV stars to advertising execs. David Soul made millions swoon as the fair-haired star of [i]Starsky & Hutch[/i], but he could croon a tender tune, too, bagging a whole new haul of hearts with his passion plea "Don't Give Up On Us." William Fries was an ad man who first dreamed up his C.W. McCall alter ego for a commercial, but as McCall he rode the wave of C.B. radio fever to the top of the charts with trucker anthem "Convoy." And guitar slinger Elvin Bishop was a blues player who wandered into pop stardom when he "Fooled Around and Fell in Love," with vocal assistance from future Jefferson Starship singer Mickey Thomas.

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