Music Of The 60s

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1. Aretha Franklin recorded 'Respect' in 1967. Who originally sang this song? Smokey Robinson Otis Redding Dionne Warwick Ray Charles

2. What popular artist recorded 'Papa's Got a Brand New Bag' in 1965? Jackie Wilson Jimi Hendrix Carole King James Brown

3. In 1963, The Ronettes recorded 'Be My Baby'. What famous man in the music industry produced, co-wrote, and was the husband of lead singer Ronnie Bennett? Hal Blaine Phil Spector Jeff Barry Gerry Goffin

4. The Beatles recorded a remake of 'Long Tall Sally' in 1964. Who recorded the original song in 1956? Chuck Berry James Brown Buddy Holly Little Richard

5. Otis Redding recorded his only number 1 hit just three days before he died in a plane crash on December 10, 1967. What was the name of the song? Try A Little Tenderness (Sittin' On The) Dock of the Bay Pain In My Heart Respect

6. 'The way you smell so sweet, you know you could have been some perfume.' Name the song. The Way You Do The Things You Do Stop! In The Name Of Love You've Really Got A Hold On Me I've Been Loving You Too Long

7. The song 'Louie, Louie' was recorded by three different groups, but which group made it popular in 1963? The Kingsmen Richard Berry The Wailers The Ventures

8. Jimi Hendrix recorded 'All Along The Watchtower' in 1968. Who was the original songwriter and singer of this song? Ray Charles Bob Dylan Janis Joplin Carole King

9. This amazing singer-songwriter of the 60s died of a drug overdose just at the prime of her career. Carole King Grace Slick Aretha Franklin Janis Joplin

10. This psychedelic rock band stayed together for thirty years, continuing to attract sell out audiences up until their lead singer died in 1995. The Grateful Dead The Doors Jefferson Airplane The Rolling Stones