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Were these songs released in the 1960s or a different decade?
Did you hear these tunes for the first time in the '60s?
The 1960s produced some of the best content we've ever seen and heard. From movies to classic television shows and music, the decade started a lot of trends that younger generations are trying to bring back. Some of the best songs were released in the '60s and sounded ahead of their time.
In this quiz, we'll give you a few classic songs, and you'll have to choose if they were released in the '60s or a different decade.
Good luck!
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Song: "I Want to Hold Your Hand" by The Beatles
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Song: "Skip To My Lou" by Nat King Cole
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Song: "Rocky Mountain High" by John Denver
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Song: "Suspicious Minds" by Elvis Presley
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Song: "Paint It Black (Mono)" by The Rolling Stones
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Song: "Big River" by Johnny Cash
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Song: "The Way You Look Tonight" by Frank Sinatra
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Song: "Summertime" by Sam Cooke
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Song: "Blue in Green" by Miles Davis
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Song: "This Is a Man's Man's Man's World" by James Brown
Were these songs released in the 1960s or a different decade?
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5 out of 10.
7 of 10. I remembered all the songs, but a bit fuzzy on the release year.
8/10. I missed Miles Davis & Nat King Cole
Me, too. I tripped up on Nat king Cole and Sam Cooke.
Now the version of "Summertime" I like, and which happened to be released in 1966, was the one by (the late) Billy Stewart (I have it on the Candlelite Music "House Party" compilation album). Stewart *really* gave that song a great treatment (I also remember one of my cousins in Pennsylvania had a copy of that 45 on the black Chess label with "Chicago 16" in the rim print, meaning Chicago zip code 60616). I'm not sure if Cooke's version was before or after Stewart's, but I did discover the Marcels ("Blue Moon") had a version of "Summertime" which was released in 1962. I don't think that one was successful.
Now the version of "Summertime" I like, and which happened to be released in 1966, was the one by (the late) Billy Stewart (I have it on the Candlelite Music "House Party" compilation album). Stewart *really* gave that song a great treatment (I also remember one of my cousins in Pennsylvania had a copy of that 45 on the black Chess label with "Chicago 16" in the rim print, meaning Chicago zip code 60616). I'm not sure if Cooke's version was before or after Stewart's, but I did discover the Marcels ("Blue Moon") had a version of "Summertime" which was released in 1962. I don't think that one was successful.
I thought “Suspicious Minds” came out in 1970. I found out it came out in 1969...
Learn something new every day. 😊✌🏻
Learn something new every day. 😊✌🏻
I thought the same thing
5/10
6 out of 10
10/10
9/10 I know my music
8/10. Not bad
3/10…🤦♀️ I need to quit, I keep getting worser! Lol
You did even worser than me
7/10.
7/10
5/10
8/10. Paint It Black a favorite.
How about "Pop Goes the Weasel" by Anthony Newley?
how bout all around the mulberry bush
5/10, started off good then went down hill lol :P
8/10
7/10, Skip to my Lou!!?? But a Miles Davis reference, so cool.
7/10. Missed #2, #7 and #9. Never heard of those songs.
7/10
No no no nooooo ! 🎤🎼
No no no nooooo ! 🎤🎼