No. 1 Hits Of The 60s Vol. 5

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1. This 1960 instrumental was the top hit for the year, and was from a motion picture. Who was responsible for "Theme from a Summer Place"? Percy Faith Lawrence Welk Hugo Winterhalter Henry Mancini

2. This next song was unusual in that it does have lyrics, but it was an instrumental version which made it to number one. Who took "Calcutta" to the top of the charts in early 1961? Henry Mancini Herb Alpert Percy Faith Lawrence Welk

3. Gene Chandler took this song to the top of the charts in early 1962. What member with a royal title was he singing about? Queen Of Hearts Prince Of Love King Of Pain Duke Of Earl

4. The duo of Ray Hildebrand and Jill Jackson had a number one hit in early 1963 with this love song. Of course, the song was recorded under a pseudonym. What name did they use? Caesar and Cleo Gertrude and Heathcliff Paul and Paula Johnnie and Jo

5. The Beatles third straight number one dominated the charts in the spring of 1964. The song couldn't have done better if the boys had bought the airtime. (Clue?) What song was this? Baby You're A Rich Man She Loves You Can't Buy Me Love You Can't Do That

6. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" was a number one tune for The Righteous Brothers in 1965. What distinction does this song have in the world of music? Used in the most movie soundtracks Most covered song in rock history Record of The Year two different times The most played song in the 20th century

7. Lou Christie gave us this weather phenomenon in 1966. Which one? Tell It To The Rain Rhythm Of The Rain Lightnin' Strikes Fire and Rain

8. What was different about The Supremes 1967 number one hit "Love Is Here and Now You're Gone" as opposed to their prior recordings? It was not recorded in Detroit It was originally a B-side Diana Ross did not sing lead It was their first live recording

9. Which artist took the beautiful instrumental "Love Is Blue" to the peak position on the charts in 1968? Herb Alpert Horst Jankowski Charles Aznavour Paul Mauriat

10. The success of "Everyday People" propelled this act into a performing slot at the original "Woodstock" in 1969. What group was this? Country Joe and The Fish Crosby Stills and Nash Richie Havens Sly and The Family Stome