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1. "007 (Shanty Town)" was the first British chart entry for which Jamaican reggae act? Desmond Dekker and The Aces Bob Marley and The Wailers Toots and The Maytals The Pioneers

2. "2-4-6-8 Motorway" was a hit in 1977. It was usually a guaranteed dance-floor filler, but who sang it? Ian Dury and The Blockheads Tom Robinson Band Jonathan Richman and The Modern Lovers Bill Haley and The Comets

3. Although mostly considered an album band, this British outfit have also had several hit singles amongst which is "2+2=5". This was a hit in 2003 for which band? Manic Street Preachers Muse Radiohead Oasis

4. "C'30, C'60, C'90, Go" was the first chart success for which band in 1980? Adam and The Ants Tubeway Army Sex Pistols Bow Wow Wow

5. Which band caught the "5.15" train in 1973? The Who Wishbone Ash Fleetwood Mac T. Rex

6. Countdowns were big news in the '60s with the 'space race' hotting up but whose first chart success was "5-4-3-2-1" in 1964? The Hollies The Rolling Stones Herman's Hermits Manfred Mann

7. Which soul act was keen on the phone number "634-5789" in 1966? Wilson Pickett Aretha Franklyn Sam and Dave Eddie Floyd

8. "1999" has been a hit on three separate occasions for this artist: in 1983, in 1985 and not surprisingly again in 1999. Although he is known to change his name occasionally, he is usually known by which name? Terence Trent D'Arby Prince Michael Jackson Morrissey

9. An American band were checking the time in 2003 and found it to be "12.51". What was their name? The Killers The Strokes The Kings of Leon Green Day

10. This band were getting no reply when they dialled "5.7.0.5" back in 1978. Who sang this song? The Police XTC Dire Straits City Boy