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In 1954 Kitty Kallen was the very first 'one hit wonder'. She sang 'Little Things Mean _____ '? |
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In 1960, teen idol Ricky Valence topped the charts with the ballad 'Tell Laura I Love Her', his only hit, about a boy who died in a stock car race. But what was the ill fated racer's name? |
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In 1966, the year England won the World Cup, and Merseybeat group The Overlanders have their one and only hit with a cover of a Beatles song. But which one? |
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A short hop to 1968, and The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown, who sung about a particular element. Which one? |
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In 1970, Lee Marvin hit the top with 'Wand'rin' Star'. The B side of this single was called 'I Talk To Trees', sung by whom? |
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Whatever you might think of the fashions of the mid seventies, a listen to this number 1 by Typically Tropical will NOT spark warm feelings of nostalgia. Which island did they sing about in 1975? |
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In 1978 two Northern folkies Brian and Michael had a surprise hit with 'Matchstalk Men And Matchstalk Cats And Dogs'. About whose paintings was this song? |
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The theme from which TV series made the top of the charts in 1980? |
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1980 was something of a bumper year for one hit wonders, with three number ones drawn from this select band. St Winifred's School Choir for example. Which relation did they sing about? |
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10.
Joe Dolce reached number 1 in 1981 with a song advising us to do what precisely? |
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11.
In 1982, Charlene got to number 1, saying 'I've never been to _____'? |
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12.
Fast forward to 1988, the year of the yuppie. Robin Beck had her first and only hit called, appropriately enough 'First Time'. It was initially featured in a commercial for which product? |
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In 1991 a Comic Relief charity record called 'The Stonk' made number one. Which comic duo recorded it? |
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And so to 1994, with 'Doop' by the imaginatively named 'Doop' made number 1. This was a song based on an old time dance, but which one? |
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This one's not strictly a one hit wonder, but anyway ... Dance group and modern art exponents The KLF topped the charts in 1988 under a different name with 'Doctor In The Tardis', which sampled the theme from 'Doctor Who'. What were they called on that release? |
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