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Can you name these No. 1 songs of the 1960s from just the first line of lyrics?
Does "Jojo was a man who thought he was a loner…" make you "Get Back"?
We not a big fan of the term "oldies." The hits of the Sixties will never get old. In fact, all the songs below are still constantly played today. You hear them in commercials, movies, grocery stores, cars… yadda yadda yadda.
No wonder — they were all top Billboard hits. See if the first line of lyrics can get the tune playing in your head. Guess the correct song! Good luck!
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"Hey Jude, don't make it bad"
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"Sugar ah honey honey"
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"Imagine me and you, I do"
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"I thought love was only true in fairy tales"
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"All the leaves are brown"
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"Oh yeah, I'll tell you somethin'"
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"Matty told Hatty"
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"Sittin' in the mornin' sun"
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"If everybody had an ocean"
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"When you're alone and life is making you lonely"
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"When the moon is in the Seventh House"
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"Those schoolgirl days of telling tales and biting nails are gone"
Can you name these No. 1 songs of the 1960s from just the first line of lyrics?
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* Perfect Score!
11/12
A Beatle's song and I missed it. Sheesh!
That was so lame but got them all right
I had to go back into the MeTv quiz archives to ace a quiz. 12/12, I feel better now. 🎉
You got 11 out of 12
Well done! It's hard to not have these songs stuck in your head.
Last 1 stumped me lol
Well done! It's hard to not have these songs stuck in your head.
Last 1 stumped me lol
You got 10 out of 12
Well done! It's hard to not have these songs stuck in your head.
Well done! It's hard to not have these songs stuck in your head.
12/12. Those were too easy. I NEVER get a perfect score.
Sure, we ALL know the first line.
So how far can you go into the song before you are going "nanananan alalla nananalala" ?
So how far can you go into the song before you are going "nanananan alalla nananalala" ?
12/12 LOVE the 60s music.
12/12
8/12 oh well...
10/12 But it really should have been 11/12. Accidentally clicked “Wild Thing” instead of “Wooly Bully” for #7 (seriously) and had no clue on #12 so I guessed “Big Girls Don’t Cry”. Feel like crying myself but there’s no crying in MeTV quizzes.
You never saw "To Sir With Love" ?
Please put that on your Bucket List.
Please put that on your Bucket List.
11 /12 Missed the Surfin USA one
12/12
12/12
Cupcake. Try this one: "God said to Abraham, kill me a son."
"When she goes, she's gone, when she stays, she stays here."
"When you get to the bottom, you go back to the top of the slide."
"When she goes, she's gone, when she stays, she stays here."
"When you get to the bottom, you go back to the top of the slide."
As I have said before, My parents listened to all of the music from the 60s and I grew up hearing all of these songs so I got 12 out of 12.
Officially, 11/12. That's only because I clicked the wrong answer by mistake on #4, even though I knew the correct answer like the back of my hand, so 12/12.
Rock and rolls been going downhill ever since Buddy Holly died
I'd say it was going downhill since 1989, when this obscene rap we're stuck with now invaded the music scene!
As for me - 12/12. Like SheriHeffner, I also remember my folks listening to these songs on the radio on the stereo console we had in the living room, or in the car (I was only 4 in 1966, when most of the above songs were popular). We listened to either WXYZ, 1270 AM in Detroit (now WXYT, an all-talk station) or "The Big 8," CKLW in Windsor, Ontario/Detroit (which I believe is also now all-talk).
As for me - 12/12. Like SheriHeffner, I also remember my folks listening to these songs on the radio on the stereo console we had in the living room, or in the car (I was only 4 in 1966, when most of the above songs were popular). We listened to either WXYZ, 1270 AM in Detroit (now WXYT, an all-talk station) or "The Big 8," CKLW in Windsor, Ontario/Detroit (which I believe is also now all-talk).
The break-up of Led Zeppelin, for me at least, was the beginning of the end.