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1. Connie Francis had been charting hits since 1957, but never had a Billboard number one until this song came along in 1960. Which of her songs was it?
2. What kind of moon were The Marcels singing about in 1961?
3. Shelley Fabares sang this song, which first appeared on a TV show, and took it to the top in 1962. What song was it?
4. "Doo-Lang, Doo-Lang, Doo-Lang" starts this 1963 number one hit song that ended up in court a few years later. What song is this?
5. What would a quiz about number one songs be without The Beatles? Their entry here was a 1962 U.K. release that didn't chart in the U.S. until 1964. Which song was it? (Play that harmonica, John)
6. 1965 Beatles tune. "Hold me, love me, hold me, love me, ain't got nothing but love babe...."
7. "Blue Eyed Soul" is how The Righteous Brothers have often been described. What song did they take to the top of the Billboard chart in April 1966?
8. The Sinatras, Frank and Nancy, scored with a 1967 duet called "Somethin' Stupid". What was unique about this song?
9. What number one hit from 1968 starts with the leader introducing the group and the city they're from?
10. The only song ever recorded by the Beatles whose label gives credit to another artist besides themselves, and also make it to number one, was which song from 1969?
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