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[quote=Nigel Quin]Three Times A Lady "96 Tears" (? and the Mysterians) "Sixteen Tons" (Tennesee Ernie Ford)--I know there's been a couple of 16s mentioned already, but it was a popular number Come on Eric, pay attention at the back  Sixteen Tons--Tennesse Ernie Ford
Three Times a Lady--Commodores
96 Tears--? and the Mysterians Oops--sorry 'bout that. I came in a little late and scrolled through the list pretty quickly--musta missed seeing those. How 'bout: Eight Miles High--The Byrds 32-20 Blues--Robert Johnson The entire Schoolhouse Rock math catalogue--Three is a Magic Number  Eric
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