'Oh, Sweet Pea, come on and dance with me.' This song reached number 6 on the US Charts in 1966.
2. Hank Williams:
Answer: 'Jambalaya'
'Jambalaya,' the song, was written by Hank Williams and later performed by John Fogerty. Jambalaya, the food, is a Cajun rice dish that's really yummy.
3. Kyu Sakamoto:
Answer: 'Sukiyaki'
'Sukiyaki' reached number 1 on the US Billboard Charts in 1963. The actual Japanese title translated into English is something like 'I look up when I walk' It was later remade by A Taste of Honey. I have no idea what this song has to do with the dish named sukiyaki.
4. Tony Joe White:
Answer: 'Polk Salad Annie'
'Polk Salad Annie, the Gators got your granny' This song was on the Billboard Top Ten for 1969
5. Louis Jordan:
Answer: 'Saturday Night Fish Fry'
6. Booker T. and the MG's:
Answer: 'Green Onions'
An instrumental piece. Reached 20th on the Billboard Charts in 1962
7. Dee Dee Sharp:
Answer: Mashed Potato Time'
The 'Mashed Potato' was a dance in the Early 1960's
8. Harry Belafonte:
Answer: 'Banana Boat Song'
A give-away. Probably his most famous song.
9. Rogers and Hammerstein:
Answer: 'A Real Nice Clambake'
'A Real Nice Clambake' was from the musical 'Carousel'. 'Spoonful of Sugar' was written by Richard and Robert Sherman. 'My favorite Things' does contain the line 'Schnitzel and Strudel' but this is not the title of that song.
10. Prince:
Answer: 'Raspberry Beret'
'Porcupine Pie' is a real song written by Neil Diamond. The rest of the incorrectly listed songs are fake.
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