Who Sang These 1960s Songs?

[@chrisvanuden]

Question 99: Ridders on the storm was released in 1971.. The answer I feel should have been Light My fire

[@paulmartin7332]

Yes, Absolutely Light My Fire!

[@ddg7889]

i agree

[@edwardsaulnier892]

'I Heard it Through the Grapevine' was not sung originally by Marvin Gaye, but by 'Gladys Knight and the Pips' in 1967.

[@scottwallace901]

True.

[@terrigutierrez5122]

Thank you, this was fun! So much great music.

[@edreynolds5769]

The House of The Rising Sun by the Animals was a hit in 1964... not 1965

[@davidjohnston2744]

73 not bad for an old rocker

[@WalterLinthicum-vf7qq]

Jimi Hendrix

[@vickietudor4506]

Gee whiz...I was there and still missed 23!!!

[@vickiejenkinson2468]

Well, I missed 32. Dang. Jimi of course!

[@annrothery2910]

67/100

[@arby163]

95/100 Jimi Hendrix and I am a jazz musician

[@crazypainter56]

It was the Animals version of "The house of the rising Sun -convinced him to go electric

[@dharma5774]

i appreciatte you

[@josejoting6777]

Jimmi Hendrix

[@derrinredfeather]

Sorry, but Marvin Gaye was not the original singer of hurt it through the grapevine period it was Creedence Clearwater Revival that wrote the song and performed it originally.

[@ddg7889]

by the way It is" heard it through the grapevine"

[@rocktober1327]

Sunshine of your love was released in 1968 not 67.

[@AliasMark69]

Number 99. it was not an Organ... It WAS a Fender Rhodes Electric Piano.... I built when working there.

[@barryfong2844]

Bringing It All Back Home is only half electric!

[@jimtigwell4265]

96, but several of the questions were asked twice, albeit in different form? And yes, Gladys Knight recorded the original 'I heard it throuth the grapevine'

[@MaggieLogue]

It was 60's not 70's.

[@michaelwhitehead5944]

23 wrong

[@elizabethannepryce8768]

Not bad but can't get them all it's all according what genre you followed I got 7wrong not good thanks for the quiz

[@onusgumboot5565]

Whiter shade of pale was performed by the band Procol Harum. But it was sung by Gary Brooker. If you wanted the band name you should have asked what Band played it. My answer is the correct answer to the question. It was sung by Gary Brooker. Plus this is just way too long. Half the questions would have been better. Then you could have done two videos I may have made it all the way through instead of one I bailed out early on..

[@divanych7571]

There's too much repeatings in this one quiz!!!!!

[@centexan]

Good quiz! Too long!! Quit at 50 having missed 3.

[@philipsanders5024]

This isn't a very good quiz wrong dates, wrong answer :- River Deep, Mountain High was a hit for Ike and Tina Turner not Tina Turner!!!!! And you repeated the question about Simon and Garfunkels melodic harmonies on Sounds of Silence!!! So all in all must try harder

[@MickRussell-jr5rf]

the options you give are all very similar, and i am positive you would not know half the answers if you did not look at referance pages, try this on your own pure memory, i could say more

[@barryfong2844]

House Of The Risin' Sun was released in 1964!

[@iancoates1686]

I got around 65- 75

[@jillhensley4919]

It’s protocol harem

[@marjannesutlcollins2318]

You need to speak to your editor about posing questions with no answer choices!

[@chrisvanuden]

I prefer the non-multiple choice to be honest

[@markbrown7103]

I didn’t like this video at all. The questions that he were asking were misleading to the correct answer, especially when he talked about Roy Orbison and pretty woman only the lonely, crying and pretty woman and a few other ones were pretty operatic sounding songs after Roy Orbison could sing in seven different octaves. He was actually a better singer than Elvis Presley. Roy Orbison had a beautiful voice. I love his music I thought he was great with the traveling Wilburys. But before that album got released, he died. What a shame. What a great artist to lose. He died at a fairly young age Too bad sure miss him wished he was with us today. May he rest in peace🥲❤️🎸

[@darrellklutey9775]

Did you actually list Elton John as one of the choices for an American singer-songwriter?