For the Record 50's, 60's, 70's edition
For anyone who's ever sipped a cocktail ringside at a Sidney Leibowitz  and Eydie Gorme dinner show, or saw Diane Earle and the Supremes on American  Bandstand, have we got a board game for you. For The Record takes a standard  '50s-through-'70s, multiple-choice trivia game and adds a touch of reverb here,  a funky wah-wah pedal there, with categories including the above represented  "Real Names," deceased rockers in "Rock n' Roll Eternity" and "One Hit Wonders."  Players or teams complete a tour around the tongue-in-cheek board  as they answer music trivia from decades past. But don't get sent to "Disco  Purgatory," escape from which depends upon your knowledge of the complete  oeuvre of Silver Convention, Yvonne Elliman, and that band that recorded the  theme from the Richard Pryor movie "Which Way Is Up?" As we here at  Amazon.com correctly answered that last one, we heard somebody say "Burn,  Baby, Burn."--Tony Mason