1960s Australian Top 50 Songs Vol. 73 Quiz

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. "Fun, Fun, Fun"

Answer: The Beach Boys

"Fun, Fun, Fun" from The Beach Boys debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 7th 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 17.

Highest worldwide peak was five (United States).

Album: "Shut Down Volume 2" (1964).

2. "California Sun"

Answer: The Rivieras

"California Sun" from The Rivieras debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 7th 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 25.

Highest worldwide peak was three (Canada).

Album: "Let's Have A Party" (1964).

3. "Candy Man"

Answer: Brian Poole and The Tremeloes

"Candy Man" from Brian Poole and The Tremeloes debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 14th 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 19.

Highest worldwide peak was six (United Kingdom).

4. "Diane"

Answer: The Bachelors

"Diane" from The Bachelors debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 14th 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was three.

Highest worldwide peak was one (United Kingdom).

5. "Blue Winter"

Answer: Connie Francis

"Blue Winter" from Connie Francis debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 14th 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 25.

Highest worldwide peak was 23 (Canada).

6. "Roll Over Beethoven"

Answer: The Beatles

"Roll Over Beethoven" from The Beatles debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 14th 1964.

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

Album: "With The Beatles" (1963).

7. "That's What I Want"

Answer: The Cicadas

"That's What I Want" from The Cicadas debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 14th 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 45.

8. "Bits and Pieces"

Answer: The Dave Clark Five

"Bits and Pieces" from The Dave Clark Five debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 14th 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was four.

The song peaked at number one in:
Canada
Ireland.

Album: "Glad All Over" (1964).

9. "Stay"

Answer: The Four Seasons

"Stay" from The Four Seasons debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 14th 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 22.

Highest worldwide peak was 12 (Canada).

Album: "The 4 Seasons Sing Ain't That a Shame and 11 Others" (1963).

10. "Hey Jean, Hey Dean"

Answer: Dean and Jean

"Hey Jean, Hey Dean" from Dean and Jean debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 21st 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 27.

11. "Hokey Pokey Stomp"

Answer: Jimmy Hannan

"Hokey Pokey Stomp" from Jimmy Hannan debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 21st 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 50.

12. "Understand Your Man"

Answer: Johnny Cash

"Understand Your Man" from Johnny Cash debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 21st 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 50.

Highest worldwide peak was 35 (United States).

Album: "I Walk The Line" (1964).

13. "Let Me Go, Lover!"

Answer: Kathy Kirby

"Let Me Go, Lover!" from Kathy Kirby debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 21st 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 26.

Highest worldwide peak was ten (United Kingdom).

14. "We're Gonna Have A Party Tonight"

Answer: Little Pattie and The Statesmen

"We're Gonna Have A Party Tonight" from Little Pattie and The Statesmen debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 21st 1964.

The highest Australian chart peak was 41.

15. "All My Loving EP"

Answer: The Beatles

"All My Loving EP" from The Beatles debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 21st 1964.

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

"All My Loving EP" featured four songs "All My Loving", "Ask Me Why", "Money (That's What I Want)" and "P.S. I Love You".

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Questions		Choices
1. "Fun, Fun, Fun"		Little Pattie and The Statesmen
2. "California Sun"		The Beach Boys
3. "Candy Man"		Brian Poole and The Tremeloes
4. "Diane"		The Bachelors
5. "Blue Winter"		The Cicadas
6. "Roll Over Beethoven"		The Four Seasons
7. "That's What I Want"		Dean and Jean
8. "Bits and Pieces"		The Rivieras
9. "Stay"		The Beatles
10. "Hey Jean, Hey Dean"		Johnny Cash
11. "Hokey Pokey Stomp"		Connie Francis
12. "Understand Your Man"		Kathy Kirby
13. "Let Me Go, Lover!"		Jimmy Hannan
14. "We're Gonna Have A Party Tonight"		The Dave Clark Five
15. "All My Loving EP"		The Beatles

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between March 7th and 21st 1964.