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Quiz about 1960s Australian Top 50 Songs Vol 90
Quiz about 1960s Australian Top 50 Songs Vol 90

1960s Australian Top 50 Songs Vol. 90 Quiz

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between February 13th and March 6th 1965.

A matching quiz by wwe84. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
wwe84
Time
3 mins
Type
Match Quiz
Quiz #
425,391
Updated
Sep 08 26
# Qns
15
Difficulty
New Game
Plays
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QuestionsChoices
1. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"  
  Shirley Bassey
2. "Go Now!"  
  Dinah Lee
3. "Little Things"  
  Gene Pitney
4. "The Birds and The Bees"  
  The Righteous Brothers
5. "The Name Game"  
  Colin Cook
6. "Everyday"  
  Brian Withers
7. "Baby Please Don't Go"  
  Bobby Goldsboro
8. "The Cling's The Thing"  
  Jewel Akens
9. "Blue Ribbon Baby"  
  Roger Miller
10. "I'll Forgive You Then Forget You"  
  The Moody Blues
11. "King Of The Road"  
  Vic Dana
12. "Girls Don't Come"  
  Shirley Ellis
13. "Red Roses For A Blue Lady"  
  Sandie Shaw
14. "I Must Be Seeing Things"  
  Them
15. "Goldfinger"  
  The Rogues





Select each answer

1. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"
2. "Go Now!"
3. "Little Things"
4. "The Birds and The Bees"
5. "The Name Game"
6. "Everyday"
7. "Baby Please Don't Go"
8. "The Cling's The Thing"
9. "Blue Ribbon Baby"
10. "I'll Forgive You Then Forget You"
11. "King Of The Road"
12. "Girls Don't Come"
13. "Red Roses For A Blue Lady"
14. "I Must Be Seeing Things"
15. "Goldfinger"

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"

Answer: The Righteous Brothers

 "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" from The Righteous Brothers debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 13th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was five.

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

Grammy nomination:
Best Rock and Roll Recording - 1965.

Album: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" (1965).
2. "Go Now!"

Answer: The Moody Blues

 "Go Now!" from The Moody Blues debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 13th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 12.

Highest worldwide peak was one (United Kingdom).

Album: "The Magnificent Moodies" (1965).
3. "Little Things"

Answer: Bobby Goldsboro

 "Little Things" from Bobby Goldsboro debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 20th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 12.

Highest worldwide peak was four (Canada).

Album: "Little Things" (1965).
4. "The Birds and The Bees"

Answer: Jewel Akens

 "The Birds and The Bees" from Jewel Akens debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 20th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was eight.

Highest worldwide peak was two (Canada).

Album: "The Birds and The Bees" (1965).
5. "The Name Game"

Answer: Shirley Ellis

 "The Name Game" from Shirley Ellis debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 20th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 40.

Highest worldwide peak was two (Canada).

Album: "The Name Game" (1965).
6. "Everyday"

Answer: The Rogues

 "Everyday" from The Rogues debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 20th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 47.
7. "Baby Please Don't Go"

Answer: Them

 "Baby Please Don't Go" from Them debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 20th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 45.

Highest worldwide peak was ten (United Kingdom).

Album: "Them EP" (1965).
8. "The Cling's The Thing"

Answer: Brian Withers

 "The Cling's The Thing" from Brian Withers debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 27th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 43.
9. "Blue Ribbon Baby"

Answer: Colin Cook

 "Blue Ribbon Baby" from Colin Cook debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 27th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 49.
10. "I'll Forgive You Then Forget You"

Answer: Dinah Lee

 "I'll Forgive You Then Forget You" from Dinah Lee debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 27th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 38.

Highest worldwide peak was one (New Zealand).

Album: "The Sound Of Dinah Lee" (1965).
11. "King Of The Road"

Answer: Roger Miller

 "King Of The Road" from Roger Miller debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 27th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 16.

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

Grammy wins and nominations:
*Best Male Country and Western Vocal Performance - 1966 (Won).
*Best Country and Western Single - 1966 (Won).
*Record Of The Year - 1966 (Nominated).
*Song Of The Year - 1966 (Nominated).
*Best Male Vocal Performance - 1966 (Nominated).

Album: "The Return Of Roger Miller" (1965).
12. "Girls Don't Come"

Answer: Sandie Shaw

 "Girls Don't Come" from Sandie Shaw debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 27th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 48.

Highest worldwide peak was two (Canada).
13. "Red Roses For A Blue Lady"

Answer: Vic Dana

 "Red Roses For A Blue Lady" from Vic Dana debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on February 27th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was eight.

Album: "Red Roses For A Blue Lady" (1965).
14. "I Must Be Seeing Things"

Answer: Gene Pitney

 "I Must Be Seeing Things" from Gene Pitney debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 6th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was 12.

Highest worldwide peak was six (Canada and United Kingdom).

Album: "I Must Be Seeing Things" (1965).
15. "Goldfinger"

Answer: Shirley Bassey

 "Goldfinger" from Shirley Bassey debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on March 6th 1965.

The highest Australian chart peak was four.

The song was the theme song for 1964 film James Bond film "Goldfinger".

Album: "Goldfinger Soundtrack" (1965).
Source: Author wwe84

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