Scores

1.  CeramicsFanatic.........1
2.  Paul.............................3
3.  Gaylon..........................3
4.  Karen............................1/2
5.  Electrophile...................2 1/2
6.  Mooster........................1
7.  dance4fun.....................3
8.  jaytee...........................1
9.  Gambo..........................1
10. holicman.......................1




1.  All the girls around her say she's got it coming/But she gets it while she can Get Back - The Beatles Gaylon

2.   A feeling so divine 'till I leave the past behind/I'm lost in a world made for you and me I HearA Symphony - Diana Ross & The Supremes dance4fun

3.   You know the preacher likes the cold/He knows I'm gonna stay California Dreamin' - The Mamas & The Papas CeramicsFanatic

4.   And when the sun comes up I'll be on top 96 Tears - ? And The Mysterians Gambo

5.   Every boy wants a girl that he can trust to the very end Lightning Strikes - Lou Christie Gaylon

6.   She just can't be chained to a life where nothing's gained Ruby Tuesday - The Rolling Stones holicman

7.   Walk me down to school, baby/Everybody's acting deaf and dumb Society's Child - Janis Ian Gaylon

8.   You could have done something/But you didn't try Winchester Cathredal - The New Vaudeville Band Paul

9.   But jumping queues and making haste just ain't my cup of meat The Mighty Quinn - Manfred Mann Mooster

10.  Walk, but you'll never get away, no you'll never get away  from the burnin' a- heartache Eli's Coming - Three Dog Night dance4fun

11.  But like the weather you've changed/Now things are dreary baby Stormy - The Classics IV

12.  You can't hide girl/I'm coming inside girl Cinnamon - Derek

13.  Histories of ages past/Unenlightened shadows cast Hurdy Gurdy Man - Donovan Paul

14.  When she was just a kid her clothes were hand-me-down Rag Doll - The Four Seasons Electrophile

15.  But when the sweat fills the air/We're gonna funky broadway everywhere Bugaloo Down Broadway - Fantastic Johnny C

16.  As a matter of opinion I think he's tops My Guy - Mary Wells Karen/Electrophile

17.  Feeling the rapture grow/Like a flame burning brightly Blue Velvet - Bobby Vinton Paul

18.  I went hiking with Joey Spivey/He developed Poison Ivy Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh - Allan Sherman jaytee

19.  Today we passed on the street/And you just walked on by Cry Like A Baby - The Box Tops dance4fun

20.  Girl, even though you make me feel blue, I still love you Kind Of A Drag - The Buckinghams

21.  I'll be over at ten you told me time and again Build Me Up Buttercup - The Foundations Electrophile

A work in progress?

A work in progress?


Yes dear, still working on it

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3. California Dreamin' - The Mamas & The Papas

Hello...

Fine quiz from a fine decade...

#8. 'Winchester Cathedral' - New Vaudeville Band
#13. 'Hurdy Gurdy Man' - Donovan
#17. 'Blue Velvet' - Bobby Vinton (which amazingly, took nearly three decades to become a British hit!  :o)

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3. California Dreamin' - The Mamas & The Papas


100% Right

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#8. 'Winchester Cathedral' - New Vaudeville Band
#13. 'Hurdy Gurdy Man' - Donovan
#17. 'Blue Velvet' - Bobby Vinton (which amazingly, took nearly three decades to become a British hit!  :o)



Yes, absolutely!

1. Get Back - the Beatles
5. Lightning Strikes - Lou Christie
7. Society's Child - Janis Ian

#16 My Guy - The Supremes

14 | Rag Doll - The Four Seasons
16 | My Guy - Mary Wells
21 | Build Me Up Buttercup - The Foundations

1. Get Back - the Beatles
5. Lightning Strikes - Lou Christie
7. Society's Child - Janis Ian


Yes, right!

#16 My Guy - The Supremes


Thanks you are partially right, but the artist is Mary Wells.  Did the Supremes do this number, too?

Thanks you are partially right, but the artist is Mary Wells.  Did the Supremes do this number, too?


Amongst others.

Actually I think a lot of sixties songs had two or three versions out at roughly the same time but only one becomes 'the' version.

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#9  Mighty Quinn - Manfred Mann

Thanks you are partially right, but the artist is Mary Wells.  Did the Supremes do this number, too?


In the 60s, Motown acts would frequently 'cover' Motown acts!

In some instances, three or four different artists or groups would record one song which would then be played to a specially invited audience...the version that got the best reaction would then become the released version, while the others would be buried away on LPs...

Hi there !

#9  Mighty Quinn - Manfred Mann


Yep

Number 2 is I Hear A Symphony by The Supremes

Number 10 is Elis Coming by Three Dog Night

Number 19 is Cry Like A Baby by The Boxtops

In the 60s, Motown acts would frequently 'cover' Motown acts!

In some instances, three or four different artists or groups would record one song which would then be played to a specially invited audience...the version that got the best reaction would then become the released version, while the others would be buried away on LPs...


How interesting!

I never knew that... :)

Number 2 is I Hear A Symphony by The Supremes

Number 10 is Elis Coming by Three Dog Night

Number 19 is Cry Like A Baby by The Boxtops


You're correct

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#18  Hello Mudda Hello Fadda - Allan Sherman

4.  "'96 Tears" by ? and the Mysterians (The Stranglers do a great cover as well).

Hello :)

#18  Hello Mudda Hello Fadda - Allan Sherman



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4.  "'96 Tears" by ? and the Mysterians (The Stranglers do a great cover as well).


You are right

No.6 -Ruby Tuesday by the Rolling stones :)

I know no.12 too, I will get it though :)

No.6 -Ruby Tuesday by the Rolling stones :)




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