Questions Sixties Music Quiz Two

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The second sixties round. The Who, the Supremes and Herman's Hermits open it, and Elvis and Cliff Richard close it.

Two questions ask for the artist behind a single rather than the song itself, which is the harder direction for most tables.

  1. Which English rock band had a hit in 1969 with 'Pinball wizard?'
  2. Which 1964 song includes the lyrics 'But all you do is treat me bad, Break my heart and leave me sad'?
  3. Peter Noone is the lead singer of which 60's pop group?
  4. Who had a US chart topper in 1963 with 'I Will Follow Him'?
  5. What is the opening line to Elvis Presley's song 'Can't Help Falling In Love'?
  6. Which male artist released a song in 1963 called 'The Night Has A Thousand Eyes'?
  7. What year did Cliff Richard have a number one in the UK with 'Congratulations'?
  8. Who was the lead singer of the rock band Led Zeppelin?
  9. Which of Bob Dylan's songs became a hit single in the UK and the US in 1965?
  10. Which female artist released a James Bond theme song in 1964?
  11. What is the opening line to 'The Twist' by Chubby Checker?
  12. Which band was formed in 1958 and included three brothers with the surname Gibb?
  13. Which Rolling Stones' song reached number one in the UK and the US in 1969?
  14. Which Bob Dylan song includes the lyrics, 'I'm not sleepy and there is no place I'm going to'?
  15. Which rock band was Syd Barrett the original lead singer of?
  16. Who had a UK chart topper in 1964 with '(There's) Always Something There To Remind Me'?
  17. What is the opening line to Simon and Garfunkel's 1964 hit song, 'The Sound of Silence'?
  18. In 1964, Millie Small released a version of Barbie Gaye's 1956 song 'My Girl Lollypop'. By what title was the song renamed?
  19. Which American group released 'You Can't Hurry Love' in 1964?
  20. Which song by The Beach Boys includes the lyrics 'I'm gettin bugged driving up and down the same old strip'?