Greatest HIT ARTIST of the '70s, Round 1a: Stevie Wonder vs. Glen Campbell

[Borborygmi]

Stevie Wonder (#6 seed, 10 qualifying Top 100 hits)
1970	31	Stevie Wonder	"Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours"
1971	48	Stevie Wonder	"If You Really Love Me"
1973	19	Stevie Wonder	"You Are the Sunshine of My Life"
1973	26	Stevie Wonder	"Superstition"
1973	62	Stevie Wonder	"Higher Ground"
1974	45	Stevie Wonder	"Living for the City"
1974	88	Stevie Wonder	"Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing"
1975	26	Stevie Wonder	"Boogie On Reggae Woman"
1977	18	Stevie Wonder	"Sir Duke"
1977	51	Stevie Wonder	"I Wish"

— versus —

Glen Campbell (#59 seed, 4 qualifying Top 100 hits)
1970	99	Glen Campbell	"It's Only Make Believe"
1975	2	Glen Campbell	"Rhinestone Cowboy"
1976	100	Glen Campbell	"Country Boy (You Got Your Feet in L.A.)"
1977	22	Glen Campbell	"Southern Nights"

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[NAF1138]

Slam dunk

[What Exit?]

Originally Posted by NAF1138

Slam dunk

Correct!

[NoClueBoy]

It's going to be Stevie vs Elton in the final

I would've voted glen over osmands but this matchup is a given for Stevie

[Borborygmi]

I'm pretty sure Glen saw who he was up against and started packing his bags before the first vote was cast.

[silenus]

In his defense, Glen is a much better guitarist.

[Kat]

I'll just sit here in the Glen Campbell corner by myself.

[Detroit Hoser]

Originally Posted by silenus

In his defense, Glen is a much better guitarist.

And a way better sight-reader.

[Zeener Diode]

Originally Posted by Borborygmi

I'm pretty sure Glen saw who he was up against and started packing his bags before the first vote was cast.

He overheard your plans while working on the telephone line outside of Witchita.