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1. Pittsburgh's quintet The Skyliners gave us the 1959 classic "Since I Don't Have You." Great song with a memorable ending. Just how often do they sing "you" when they come to the end? C'mon... this is easy... you've sung along lots of times!
2. Ah... folk-rock star Jimmie Rodgers was in love in 1957. He was not above "kissing and telling" and told us everything. Just how did he describe those kisses?
3. Poor Betty Johnson. In 1958 she found it almost impossible to discourage her unwanted suitor. Finally, she took drastic action and he got the message. Who was that creep?
4. "Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu)" was recorded by numerous artists over the years. Four performers had Top 40 hits with it... but only one made it to Number One. Who was he?
5. Those Marvelettes sure are talented. I'd like to give them a call... what was that number again?
6. Those Four Preps sure liked the ladies. In 1959, shortly after recovering from the heartache they expressed in "Big Man" they were back at the old game. Where was their newest pick-up spot?
7. We'll keep this question short and sweet. Where do all the hippies meet?
8. Mention "Party Doll" and you automatically think of Buddy Knox. Buddy had the Number One hit in early '57 but another vocalist also made the Top Ten with it at that time. Who was he?
9. OK, this one goes way back to 1953 as Pattie Page asks the musical question "How Much Is That Doggie In the Window?" Actually, what we'd like to know is...where is she going on her trip?
10. In 1961 The Edsels told us about their girl. She sounds nice... but what an unusual name. What was it?
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