Hard 1960s Australian Top 50 Songs Vol. 111 Quiz / Test | Music

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1. "The Pied Piper"

Answer: Crispian St. Peters

"The Pied Piper" from Crispian St. Peters debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on April 30th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was five.

The song peaked at number one in:
Canada
Rhodesia
South Africa.

Album: "Follow Me..." (1966).

2. "Only You Can Do It"

Answer: Francoise Hardy

"Only You Can Do It" from Francoise Hardy debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on April 30th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was 22.

Highest worldwide peak was 14 (South Africa).

3. "The Worryin' Kind"

Answer: Merv Benton

"The Worryin' Kind" from Merv Benton debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on April 30th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was 47.

Album: "More Merv Benton EP".

4. "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'!"

Answer: Nancy Sinatra

"How Does That Grab You, Darlin'!" from Nancy Sinatra debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on April 30th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was four.

Highest worldwide peak was two (Canada).

Album: "How Does That Grab You?" (1966).

5. "Time Won't Let Me"

Answer: The Outsiders

"Time Won't Let Me" from The Outsiders debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on April 30th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was 33.

Highest worldwide peak was five (United States).

Album: "Time Won't Let Me" (1966).

6. "Message To Michael"

Answer: Dionne Warwick

"Message To Michael" from Dionne Warwick debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 7th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was 44.

Highest worldwide peak was six (Canada).

Album: "Dionne Warwick in Paris" (1966).

7. "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me"

Answer: Dusty Springfield

"You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" from Dusty Springfield debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 7th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was two.

The song peaked at number one in:
The Philippines
United Kingdom.

8. "Twinkle Toes"

Answer: Roy Orbison

"Twinkle Toes" from Roy Orbison debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 7th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was 13.

Album: "The Classic Roy Orbison" (1966).

9. "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration"

Answer: The Righteous Brothers

"(You're My) Soul and Inspiration" from The Righteous Brothers debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 7th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was ten.

Highest worldwide peak was one (United States).

Album: "Soul and Inspiration" (1966).

10. "Substitute"

Answer: The Who

"Substitute" from The Who debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 7th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was five.

Highest worldwide peak was two (The Netherlands).

11. "Good Lovin'"

Answer: The Young Rascals

"Good Lovin'" from The Young Rascals debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 7th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was 43.

The song peaked at number one in:
Canada
United States.

Album: "The Young Rascals" (1966).

12. "Hold Tight!"

Answer: Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich

"Hold Tight?" from Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 14th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was 21.

Highest worldwide peak was four (United Kingdom and West Germany).

Album: "Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich" (1966).

13. "The Big Hurt"

Answer: Del Shannon

"The Big Hurt" from Del Shannon debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 14th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was 44.

Highest worldwide peak was 29 (Canada).

Album: "This Is My Bag" (1966).

14. "Frankie and Johnny"

Answer: Elvis Presley

"Frankie and Johnny" from Elvis Presley debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 14th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was 40.

Highest worldwide peak was 14 (Canada).

Album: "Frankie and Johnny Soundtrack" (1966).

15. "Strangers In The Night"

Answer: Frank Sinatra

"Strangers In The Night" from Frank Sinatra debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 14th 1966.

The highest Australian chart peak was one (Two weeks).

Grammy wins and nominations:
*Record Of The Year - 1967 (Won).
*Best Male Vocal Performance - 1967 (Won).
*Song Of The Year - 1967 (Nominated).

Album: "Strangers In The Night" (1966).

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Questions		Choices
1. "The Pied Piper"		The Who
2. "Only You Can Do It"		Merv Benton
3. "The Worryin' Kind"		Crispian St. Peters
4. "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'!"		Francoise Hardy
5. "Time Won't Let Me"		The Righteous Brothers
6. "Message To Michael"		Nancy Sinatra
7. "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me"		Dusty Springfield
8. "Twinkle Toes"		Roy Orbison
9. "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration"		The Outsiders
10. "Substitute"		Elvis Presley
11. "Good Lovin'"		Del Shannon
12. "Hold Tight!"		Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
13. "The Big Hurt"		Dionne Warwick
14. "Frankie and Johnny"		Frank Sinatra
15. "Strangers In The Night"		The Young Rascals

1960s Australian Top 50 Songs Vol. 111 Quiz

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between April 30th and May 14th 1966.