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1. This 1960 tune was the title song from the motion picture of the same name. It was sung by Johnny Horton. What state was mentioned in the title?
2. One of the premier folk-rock groups of the 1960s were The Mamas and the Papas. What state were they thinking about in their first major hit?
3. What U.S. state were The BeeGees singing about in 1967, although at the time, they had never been there?
4. Neil Diamond had one of his early hits in the 1960s with a song about a woman from this southern state famous for a Derby and whiskey. What state?
5. Mountain's highest charting hit came in 1970, with a song title which mentioned a queen from which southern state?
6. Mark Lindsay went solo in 1970 with this upbeat tune about a girl named after a southwestern state. What was her name?
7. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. 1970. Kent State University. What's the song which goes with these three clues?
8. R. Dean Taylor had his biggest success with a 1970 song about a fugitive from justice. What state wanted the fugitive?
9. Brook Benton, an R&B vocalist, had one of his biggest hits in 1970 with a rainy night in what southern state?
10. Lynyrd Skynyrd's most well known tune is a song which was a 1974 answer to two tunes previously recorded by Neil Young. What state is mentioned in the song title?
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