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The Answer Man by Andy Seamans
Andy Seamans
Answers:
1. Chubby Checkers launched The Twist.
2. This was one of the Beatles early hits.
3. The first film by Elvis was "Love Me Tender," which was also a hit record.
4. The Rolling Stones satisfied several new American fans.
5. Buddy Holly was on the plane with Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper.
6. Ray Charles sang that Georgia peach of a song.
7. This was one of many hits by the Osmonds with solos by Donny and Marie.
8. Fats Domino recorded this hit.
9. The Supremes "Stopped" us.
10. Haley's classic was "Rock Around the Clock."
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09-24-2008 18:16
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07-21-2008 11:31
KathyF wrote:
Hey Jude
Agreed, this was WAY off! It was hardly an early Beatles song.
07-19-2008 22:20
Donna wrote:
Their first big hit was "I Want to Hold Your Hand," at least here in the United States. Other early hits were "Love Me Do," "Eight Days a Week," and "She Loves You," among many others. "Hey, Jude" was way later, as the others have pointed out.
07-19-2008 18:01
jersuha wrote:
Hey Jude
Paul McCartney wrote it for John Lennons son Julian to help him through his parents divorce, and it was recorded in 1968
07-19-2008 15:46
Harlan III wrote:
The Beatles
Boy did you guys get the Hey, Jude, wrong,
It was one of the last hits by the Beatles, and
their biggest, maybe their longest recording of a single song (7 min. +) also.
I don't know about 1968, I thought it way #1 1st
week of May, 1970, the week after it was announced they had broken up (George Harrison) had a single and album released that summer, 1st.
It was one of the last hits by the Beatles, and
their biggest, maybe their longest recording of a single song (7 min. +) also.
I don't know about 1968, I thought it way #1 1st
week of May, 1970, the week after it was announced they had broken up (George Harrison) had a single and album released that summer, 1st.
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