1970s Australian Top 50 Songs Vol. 28 Trivia Quiz | Music

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1. "Mammy Blue"

Answer: James Darren

"Mammy Blue" from James Darren debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 8th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 47.

Cover version of: Nicoletta - "Mamy Blue" (1971).

Album: "Mammy Blue" (1971).

2. "Baby Without You"

Answer: Johnny Farnham and Allison Durbin

"Baby Without You" from Johnny Farnham and Allison Durbin debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 15th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 27.

Album: "Together" (1971).

3. "Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby"

Answer: McGuinness Flint

"Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby" from McGuinness Flint debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 15th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 49.

Album: "Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby" (1971).

4. "Roly Poly"

Answer: Southern Contemporary Rock Assembly

"Roly Poly" from Southern Contemporary Rock Assembly debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 15th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 35.

Album: "SCRA" (1971).

5. "Sweet City Woman"

Answer: The Stampeders

"Sweet City Woman" from The Stampeders debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 15th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 32.

Highest worldwide peak was one (Canada).

Album: "Against The Grain" (1971).

6. "Flip/Lollipop/Three O'Clock Thrill"

Answer: Daddy Cool

"Flip/Lollipop/Three O'Clock Thrill" from Daddy Cool debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 22nd 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 12.

Album: "Daddy Who? Daddy Cool" (1971).

7. "Imagine"

Answer: John Lennon

"Imagine" from John Lennon debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 22nd 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was one.

The song peaked at number one in:
Australia.
Canada.
Ireland.
South Africa.
United Kingdom.

Album: "Imagine" (1971).

8. "I've Found Someone Of My Own"

Answer: The Free Movement

"I've Found Someone Of My Own" from The Free Movement debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 22nd 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 41.

Highest worldwide peak was five (United States).

Album: "I've Found Someone Of My Own" (1972).

9. "Superstar"

Answer: Carpenters

"Superstar" from Carpenters debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 29th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 35.

Highest worldwide peak was two (United States).

Grammy nomination:
Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocals - 1972.

Cover version of: Delaney & Bonnie - "Superstar" (1969).

Album: "Carpenters" (1971).

10. "Day By Day"

Answer: Colleen Hewett

"Day By Day" from Colleen Hewett debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 29th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was two.

Album: "Colleen Hewett" (1972).

11. "Military Madness"

Answer: Graham Nash

"Military Madness" from Graham Nash debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 29th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 17.

Album: "Songs For Beginners" (1971).

12. "Walking The Floor On My Hands"

Answer: Johnny Farnham

"Walking The Floor On My Hands" from Johnny Farnham debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 29th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 36.

13. "Captain Zero"

Answer: The Mixtures

"Captain Zero" from The Mixtures debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 29th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was six.

Album: "The Best Of The Mixtures" (1972).

14. "Lazy River"

Answer: Vanda & Young

"Lazy River" from Vanda & Young debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 29th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was 42.

15. "Baby I'm-a Want You"

Answer: Bread

"Baby I'm-a Want You" from Bread debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on December 6th 1971.

The highest Australian chart peak was eight.

Highest worldwide peak was three (United States).

Album: "Baby I'm-a Want You" (1972).

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1970s Australian Top 50 Songs Vol. 28 Quiz

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between November 8th and December 6th 1971.

Questions		Choices
1. "Mammy Blue"		Southern Contemporary Rock Assembly
2. "Baby Without You"		Carpenters
3. "Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby"		Colleen Hewett
4. "Roly Poly"		Daddy Cool
5. "Sweet City Woman"		McGuinness Flint
6. "Flip/Lollipop/Three O'Clock Thrill"		Johnny Farnham
7. "Imagine"		Bread
8. "I've Found Someone Of My Own"		The Free Movement
9. "Superstar"		Johnny Farnham and Allison Durbin
10. "Day By Day"		The Mixtures
11. "Military Madness"		John Lennon
12. "Walking The Floor On My Hands"		Graham Nash
13. "Captain Zero"		James Darren
14. "Lazy River"		Vanda & Young
15. "Baby I'm-a Want You"		The Stampeders