Complete the Soft Rock Lyrics Trivia Quiz

Answer: with me

Canadian Andy Kim released the song in 1974 on Ice Records, a label he personally financed. "Rock Me Gently" reached number one on the "Billboard Hot 100" and number two on the "UK Singles Chart".

Answer: tales

This was REO Speedwagon's second hit, reaching number five on the "Billboard Hot 100" in 1981. Its video was to be aired on MTV's first day of operation but the tape player crashed a few seconds into the song.

Answer: paddle wheel

Patrick Simmons of the Doobie Brothers wrote this song during the band's first tour of New Orleans, Louisiana in the early 1970s. The song added a bit of bluegrass to a rock song.

Answer: contagious

"Chuck E.'s In Love" was on Rickie Lee Jones' eponymous debut album. She and fellow songwriter (and lover) Tom Waits both had offbeat styles and song writing ideas and pushed each other, though she became the bigger star.

Answer: my loneliness

Written by the Bee Gees and recorded by Air Supply, "Even the Nights Are Better" was another song from the emerging rock music scene in Australia. Reaching number one on the "Billboard Adult Contemporary " chart, it would be Air Supply's last big hit.

Answer: for the springtime

"Please Come to Boston" was released by Dave Loggins (not to be confused with Kenny Loggins of Loggins and Messina). While a soft rock favorite it has also been covered by many country stars including Willie Nelson, David Allen Coe and Tammy Wynette.

Answer: Slow motion

The biggest single record Chicago had, it was also on their "Chicago V" album. The song is played at some Major League Baseball parks.

Answer: the merry-go-round

"Blinded by the Light" fizzled as a single record when its writer, Bruce Springsteen, released it in 1973. But it became Manfred Mann's Earth Band's biggest hit when they covered it in 1976. The song was originally written for Springsteen's "Greetings from Asbury Park N.J." album.

Answer: Lear jet

The identity of the vain man in Carly Simon's song "You're So Vain" has been a mystery since its 1972 release. Among those named have been Mick Jagger (who supplied an uncredited backing vocal to the song), Warren Beatty and Nick Nolte.

Answer: Joneses

One of Boz Scaggs' most popular songs, "Lowdown" was only on his "Silk Degrees" album until a disc jockey started playing it and Scaggs' record label, Columbia, decided to put it out as a single. The producers of "Saturday Night Fever" wanted to use it in the movie but Scaggs' manager vetoed the request; it was used in the movie "Looking for Mr. Goodbar".