Southern rock fail ... courtesy of dear old Mom

Billboard's Top 5 from 1977:

You Light Up My Life (Debby Boone)
Best of My Love (The Emotions)
I Just Want to be Your Everything (Andy Gibb)
How Deep is Your Love (Bee Gees)
Theme from "A Star is Born" (Evergreen) (Barbra Streisand)


(Edited to correct "I Just Want to be Your Everything," thereby removing any hint of Barry White coolness from the list.)

 

Here ya go. The impressionist track is the where the Fonz laid down the phrases and 10-year-olds like me tried to imitate it. I have no recollection of the Fonzarelli Slide.

Fonzie's Favorites

Happy Days Theme
Charlie Brown-The Coasters
Splish Splash-Bobby Darin
Bird Dog-The Everly Brothers
You Talk Too Much-Joe Jones
Barbara Ann-The Regents
Great Balls Of Fire-Jerry Lee Lewis
Rock Around The Clock-Bill Haley And The Comets
The Fonzarelli Slide-Frank Lyndon
The Fonz Song-The Heyettes
Impressionist Track
Could This Be Magic-The Dubs
I Only Have Eyes For You-The Flamingos
Tears On My Pillow-Little Anthony And The Imperials
Maybe-The Chantels
Little Star-The Elegants
A Million To One-Jimmy Charles
In The Still Of The Night-The Five Satins
Silhouettes-The Rays
Since I Don't Have You-The Skyliners
Heart And Soul-The Cleftones
Ya Ya-Lee Dorsey

 

There's another version out there with different songs my Google says.

Fonzie Favorites must've been series.

I still have a Ktel record with Sly, Janis, Simon and Garfunkel and others.

 

Let me throw gasoline on the fire.

'Undercover Angel', Alan O'Day.

Thank you.

 

Splish Splash---nice.

But no, Bobby Lewis 'Tossin and Turnin'? And leaving out 'At the Hop: from Danny and the Jrs? What's the 50s word for Fail?

 

Sit on it?

 

I had that 45...

 

I had this one:

 

What's your mom's name, F_B?

I think we went to a Molly Hatchett/Outlaws concert together one time.

What's your birthdate, by the way? Just idly curious.

 

Have you never visited them before? It seems like you are surprised at what you found.

 

Lost faces say we adore you?

 

Saw a strange (but cheap ticket price) concert at Cobo Arena in the early 80s with Michael Schenker Group, 707, Shooting Star and Molly Hatchet. MH was outstanding live (I was not a big MH fan at all either) and it was one of my favorite concert memories of that time period.