Name That Tune
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Making History
100

Wild Cherry describes a time he was playing in a rock and roll band in front of a demanding audience who wants him to do this. 

Play That Funky Music

100

This show left an audience on the edge of their seats, asking "Who shot JR?"

Dallas

100

Sylvester Stallone is a small-time Philadelphia boxer who gets a rare chance to fight a world heavyweight champion.

Rocky

100

The Steelers defeated this team to win their second Super Bowl in 1976. Final score 21 -17. 

Dallas Cowboys. 

100

Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne founded this brand of computer in April 1976. 

Apple

200

Peter Cetera worries that he might lose the biggest part of him in this song that was a major hit for the band, Chicago, begging his partner "please don't go."

If You Leave Me Now

200

Tony Danza and his friends were often getting in trouble with their dispatcher during the night shift in this show. 

Taxi

200

She's a social misfit who uses her telekinesis power to terrorize her prom while covered in red paint standing on the stage. 

Carrie

200

A vital part of the Steel Curtain in 1976, this defensive tackle, who recently celebrated his 80th birthday, got a the nickname "mean" to be inserted in front his full name.  

Joe Green

200

This global technology leader that includes applications such as Word, PowerPoint, and Excel, was officially registered in New Mexico in November 1976. 

Microsoft

300

Steve Miller Band tells the story of Billy Joe and Bobbie Sue, two young lovers with nothing better to do.

Take the Money and run

300

This family sitcom most likely could not air in today's culture. Archie Bunker's dialogue is probably to blame. 

All In The Family

300
Robert Thorn fears their adoptive son, Damien, could be the Antichrist after several of his close acquaintances, including his wife and unborn child, mysteriously die.  

The Omen

300

In 1976, the Seattle Seahawks and this team from down south joined the NFL as expansion franchises.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

300

The "Helter Skelter" drama series was released in April 1976, giving the audience an inside look into the murders plotted by this cult leader. 

Charles Manson

400

Elvin Bishop must have been a through about a million girls, routinely loving them and then leaving them alone. That was until he did this.

Fooled Around and Fell In Love

400

John Ritter, Suzanne Somers, and Joyce Dewitt welcome you to come and knock on their door. 

Three's Company

400

This large ape-like monster drags a beautiful blonde to the top of the Twin Towers. He also fought Godzilla in the 60s. 

King Kong

400

This Penguins player led the team as captain from 1973 to 1977. 

Ron Schock

400

This famous broadcaster became the first female nightly news anchor on ABC News in April 1976. 

Barbara Walters

500
Daryl Hall and John Oates says "it's you and me forever" to this girl, the same name of the woman we're celebrating today. 

Sara Smile

500

This show took the audience from the 70s to the 1800s, following the story of the Ingalls living on the farm. 

Little House on the Prairie

500

Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson star in this romance musical that was remade in 2018 starring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. 

A Star Is Born
500

Al Oliver was the leading batter for the Pirates under the management of this Pennsylvania-native, who finished his managerial career in 1976.

Danny Murtaugh 

500

The first steel rollercoaster with a vertical flip opened in May 1976 at this amusement park in Los Angeles. The park's name is now the LLC for many amusement parks in the United States. 

Six Flags

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