Music Trivia for 60s and 70s

Going through some old record albums lately, I thought it might be fun to stick some simple trivia out there and see how much we all remember.

Music Trivia No. 1:

The album was recorded on location and was entitled "Whiskey 'a Go Go", where the artist sang many of his hits, including "Memphis" and "Oh, Lonesome Me."

Music Trivia No. 2:

The members of his band often dressed in uniforms or Nehru jackets and sang such hits as "Young Girl" and "The Mighty Quinn."

Music Trivia No. 3:

This singer crooned his way into the hearts of listeners everywhere telling the sad story of his lost love in "Honey."

Music Trivia No. 4:

This singer made an album with a song that started a dance craze, The Monkey, on his album, "The Monkey Time."

Music Trivia No. 5:

Archie Bell and the Drells sang this song that worried about their physical condition.

Music Trivia 6:

This singer/songwriter had a number of songs that were hits for other artists, such as "Blowin' in the Wind" and "It Ain't Me, Babe."

Music Trivia 7:

This British group had another hit off their second album called "Can't You See That She's Mine."

Music Trivia 8:

Dusty Springfield sang about her concerns of the boy she was seeing and who supposedly came from a good family, but wasn't always so good.

Music Trivia 9:

Brook Benton gave a weather report from this southern state in his song.

Music Trivia 10:

This Beatles album featured its namesake song, as well as other hit songs such as "The Long and Winding Road" and "Get Back."

ANSWERS TO MUSIC TRIVIA:

1. Johnny Rivers
2. Gary Puckett and the Union Gap
3. Bobby Goldsboro
4. Major Lance
5. "I Can't Stop Dancing"
6. Bob Dylan
7. Dave Clark 5
8. "Son of a Preacher Man"
9. "Rainy Night in Georgia"
10. Let It Be