@Ric Ambriz. - Shall we all just agree it was when you could hear the songs, - most of the singers and groups didn't think they were 'Gods', plus virtually all could sing without the need for a load of 'Electronic Adjusting'
Good quiz. Slipped up on The Weight, Whole lotta Love, and the Doors Light My Fire. The Chubby Checker snippet was a bit of a giveaway. Enjoyable, though, and critics of the decade, some songs were released in should chill, the Neil Diamond song wasn't a hit in the Uk until 1971, but I recognised it anyway.
I’m with you, that’s pretty obscure unless you’re a Nina fan. Edit- it was #2 in England, but only 94 on Billboard in US. It’s two songs from the Broadway musical “Hair”.
@@TomCee53 Really?? Wow... I'm 36, and I've heard this song countless times on the radio in my lifetime. Especially the stations that play older music.
@cjpew have you listened to the entire song after this video? Maybe the chorus will ring a bell? I can hardly believe people never heard this song..... but maybe I'm too 60's orientated to think things like that.
@@WessGrumble Nope, definitely never heard it. I'd say I'm pretty sixties oriented too, but not so much that style of music. Also, I'm in Canada - maybe that's an excuse/reason? Didn't have a lot of variety of radio stations back then.
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones God Only Knows - The Beach Boys I'm A Believer - The Monkees Come Together - The Beatles Oh, Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison Can't Help Falling In Love - Elvis Presley Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan Born To Be Wild - Steppen Wolf Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin The Weight - The Band My Generation - The Who Space Oddity - David Bowie Unchained Melody - The Righteous Brothers House of the Rising Sun - The Animals Time Of The Season - The Zombies Wild Thing - The Troggs Light My Fire - The Doors I Can't Help Myself - Four Tops Sound Of Silence - Simon & Garfunkel I Heard It Through The Grapevine - Marvin Gaye My Girl - The Temptations I Want You Back - The Jackson Five Respect - Aretha Franklin What A wonderful world - Louis Armstrong Sittin' On A Dock or the Bay - Otis Reading Standy By Me - Ben E. KIng Build Me Up Buttercup - The Foundations Can't Take My Eye's Off You - Frankie Valli Stop! in the Name of Love - The Supremes Proud Mary - Credence Clearwater Revival Folsom Prison Blues - Jonny Cash These Boots Are Made For Walking - Nancy Sinatra Sugar Sugar - The Archies I Got You Babe - Sonny & Cher It's Not Unusual - Tom Jones Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond The Twist - Chubby Checker Fly Me to the Moon - Frank Sinatra Aint Got No, I Got Life - Nina Simone
Missed 5. Thought the lyrics in the last one belonged in the 70s in the musical Hair. There’s a similar song in that lyrically. Oh well, born in ‘69 and thought I would only do well with 70s rock. These Boots & Stop in the name of love have classic music videos.
Nice score. On your rating system I had 73, but pure luck they picked songs I knew. I always get the motown male groups mixed up. Love stuff like this. Thanks
I got ALL except for the last one. Never heard it. You threw an unknown song at us. It charted on the Billboard Hot 100, where it reached number 94. Tsk. Tsk. Never played in my market. Subscribed.
I've read more people say they didn't know this song (#40) and sometimes never even heard it... and it absolutely baffles me that so many people don't know this song by Nina Simone.
I got 36/40 right. Two I did know the artist but didn't know the title, 1 I did not know at all and 1 I did know the song but didn't know the title and the artist. I am.born in 1980 so kind of proud of myself. :D
I'm afraid I prefer your channel to L****'s L*****y' mainly because a lot of his tunes he plays appear to be virtually 'merged' into the snippet then played as the 'clue' for the next 'question'.
@@TheQuizChannel I'm from the Netherlands too.... maybe that explains why I knew #40, while a lot of people in the comment section never heard it. I didn't understand how people could never have heard it. Perhaps it's just played on Dutch radio a lot
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*** NOTE: The photo shown for #31 is incorrect ***
Also, Folsom Prison Blues by Johnny Cash was released in 1957, and should not be on this list.
indeed it is
Instablaster.
No kidding :)
Good quizz, lots of classic hits, that's fun. Would be great if you could skip that noice in between the songs though, it's grating on the nerves. 😱
Great one for me! 71/80. Keep em coming - find some lesser hits too, please. I need to wow them at the pub.
Great Quiz? I love the 60s music. I even made my own 60s playlist tshirt.
Great music indeed !! 😃
@@TheQuizChannel I love 60s music. Its the kind of music I like the best.
my cousin too
@Ric Ambriz. - Shall we all just agree it was when you could hear the songs, - most of the singers and groups didn't think they were 'Gods', plus virtually all could sing without the need for a load of 'Electronic Adjusting'
Good quiz. Slipped up on The Weight, Whole lotta Love, and the Doors Light My Fire. The Chubby Checker snippet was a bit of a giveaway. Enjoyable, though, and critics of the decade, some songs were released in should chill, the Neil Diamond song wasn't a hit in the Uk until 1971, but I recognised it anyway.
I got all (including the artist) except for #40 - had no idea what that was, pretty sure I've never heard it. Great quiz!
I’m with you, that’s pretty obscure unless you’re a Nina fan.
Edit- it was #2 in England, but only 94 on Billboard in US. It’s two songs from the Broadway musical “Hair”.
@@TomCee53 Really?? Wow... I'm 36, and I've heard this song countless times on the radio in my lifetime. Especially the stations that play older music.
@cjpew have you listened to the entire song after this video? Maybe the chorus will ring a bell? I can hardly believe people never heard this song..... but maybe I'm too 60's orientated to think things like that.
@@WessGrumble Nope, definitely never heard it. I'd say I'm pretty sixties oriented too, but not so much that style of music. Also, I'm in Canada - maybe that's an excuse/reason? Didn't have a lot of variety of radio stations back then.
Same. And I didn't know the name of the Foundations, but I did know the song. But I got the rest.
I have never heard the Nina Simone song in my life.
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones
God Only Knows - The Beach Boys
I'm A Believer - The Monkees
Come Together - The Beatles
Oh, Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison
Can't Help Falling In Love - Elvis Presley
Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison
Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan
Born To Be Wild - Steppen Wolf
Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin
The Weight - The Band
My Generation - The Who
Space Oddity - David Bowie
Unchained Melody - The Righteous Brothers
House of the Rising Sun - The Animals
Time Of The Season - The Zombies
Wild Thing - The Troggs
Light My Fire - The Doors
I Can't Help Myself - Four Tops
Sound Of Silence - Simon & Garfunkel
I Heard It Through The Grapevine - Marvin Gaye
My Girl - The Temptations
I Want You Back - The Jackson Five
Respect - Aretha Franklin
What A wonderful world - Louis Armstrong
Sittin' On A Dock or the Bay - Otis Reading
Standy By Me - Ben E. KIng
Build Me Up Buttercup - The Foundations
Can't Take My Eye's Off You - Frankie Valli
Stop! in the Name of Love - The Supremes
Proud Mary - Credence Clearwater Revival
Folsom Prison Blues - Jonny Cash
These Boots Are Made For Walking - Nancy Sinatra
Sugar Sugar - The Archies
I Got You Babe - Sonny & Cher
It's Not Unusual - Tom Jones
Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond
The Twist - Chubby Checker
Fly Me to the Moon - Frank Sinatra
Aint Got No, I Got Life - Nina Simone
Bro they say the answers after
@@callumgreig215 i know but i knew the answers before the answers popped up anyway
Nice thanks to this I got them all right wait I think I just cheated lol
Missed 5. Thought the lyrics in the last one belonged in the 70s in the musical Hair. There’s a similar song in that lyrically. Oh well, born in ‘69 and thought I would only do well with 70s rock. These Boots & Stop in the name of love have classic music videos.
The most detailed video ever,😄😄 Thanks for the test. I really enjoyed it.
76/80. Great quiz
13:08 CCR looking different
I love Elvis
40:40
13:10 LMAO what happened to CCR? 😂
great night enjoyed our quiz challenge
32 correct. Nice trip down memory lane 👍
Nice score and glad you enjoyed the trip! 😃
@@TheQuizChannel I got 39/40. I missed the last one.
29 of 40. A lot I knew the title, but not the artist, OR, I knew the artist, but not the title. I tried. Thank you for posting.
Great quiz, really enjoyed it, if you give a point for artist and for the song (2 points per question) I got 69/80 so not bad!
Thank you very much Gary, glad you enjoyed the quiz and that’s a great score !! 💪🏻
Nice score. On your rating system I had 73, but pure luck they picked songs I knew. I always get the motown male groups mixed up. Love stuff like this. Thanks
Es wäre um einiges besser, wenn du bei der Auflösung noch den Refrain des Songs laufen ließen lässt.
Wonderful quiz!!!
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed the quiz!
I got ALL except for the last one. Never heard it. You threw an unknown song at us. It charted on the Billboard Hot 100, where it reached number 94. Tsk. Tsk. Never played in my market. Subscribed.
Got 39 right,, the last one which was thrown in there just so no one got them all 😜
I've read more people say they didn't know this song (#40) and sometimes never even heard it... and it absolutely baffles me that so many people don't know this song by Nina Simone.
39/40. Great decade for music
great quiz but did miss a Beatles song :(
To 90's kids, #36 is 'The Carlton'.
The wife and I got 35 out of 40. You may bow and kiss the helm of my robe if you so choose.
I totally bombed I can’t believe I didn’t recognize creedance 🤬
most of these quizs repeat need to dig harder find new artist and songs
39 correct. Missed Nin Simone. Damn!
missed two totally and halfs of two others
I got 36/40 right. Two I did know the artist but didn't know the title, 1 I did not know at all and 1 I did know the song but didn't know the title and the artist.
I am.born in 1980 so kind of proud of myself. :D
Very good !! 👍🏻
Acerté todas. Pero Folsom prison blues es de 1955
Missed 2.
I only missed 6
12/40
The first one sounds exactly like mr. Soul by buffalo springfield
Ok. I did terrible, lol. Some songs I recognized but guess the wrong title & artist, lol. I don’t know why I take these quizzes cause I Always fail!😂
Omg I love them all 💕
Thirs only 3 i didnt know
Actually #15 could also be Amazing Grace by the Blind Boys of Alabama
Wrong picture on Creedence Clearwater Revival
Thanks for pointing that out Kevin 👍🏻
31/40 :)
I kn0w m0st of these s0ngs
Led Zeppelin was 70s
Well they formed in the late sixties and the song they played in this quiz "Whole Lotta Love" was from 1969 soooo...
I got almost all of it missed Frank Sinatra, Johnny Cash and nina simone (37/40) By the way, I am only 15 years old and I am obsessed with the 60s
Same but I'm 20
Number 31 picture is not CCR. I still have all their albums and that is not them.
31/40. Not too bad! :)
50%
I'm afraid I prefer your channel to L****'s L*****y' mainly because a lot of his tunes he plays appear to be virtually 'merged' into the snippet then played as the 'clue' for the next 'question'.
Thanks Christopher 😃
I am a belever
I got 38, right
39/40 missed #11, I’m 19 😅
🙌🏻 !!
Disregard, had the sound turned off!
The is only 3 l dont know up t0 now
Not CCR tho
Great quiz , annoying tune in between questions
I wish when Americans make these quiz's that they realize that there is a whole continent with much more prominent hits than America.
All our quizzes are made with ❤️ in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
@@TheQuizChannel LOL! Does that mean that the Dutch have no taste in music?? :-)
@@TheQuizChannel I'm from the Netherlands too.... maybe that explains why I knew #40, while a lot of people in the comment section never heard it. I didn't understand how people could never have heard it.
Perhaps it's just played on Dutch radio a lot
why include non English music here only few people can understand
@@domar6274 I'm not not talking about non-English music. It's about non-American music.