Inspired by my first Audio Quiz, I have launched the "Super 66".  Not songs from 1966 (there may be one or two in there) but 66 songs - from the 60's to the 90's.

LIMIT 8 (for now - we'll see how people go)

ALL DONE !

Click here to hear the songs

Paul  1  It's Good News Week - Hedgehoppers Anonymous
Paul  2  Ha! Ha! Said The Clown - Manfred Mann
Paul  3  If I Were A Carpenter - Bobby Darin
whistledog  4  88 Lines About 44 Women - The Nails
Paul  5  No Milk Today - Herman's Hermits
whistledog  6  Ca Plane Pour Moi - Plastic Bertrand
Henk  7  Ti Amo - Umberto Tozzi
Zella  8  Dead Puppies - Odgen Edsel
Paul  9  Beautiful Sunday - Daniel Boone
Paul  10  Subterranean Homesick Blues - Bob Dylan
Badfinger / maddog  11  Once Bitten Twice Shy - Ian Hunter
whistledog  12  Wicked Game - Chris Isaak
Badfinger  13  Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey - Wings
Paul  14  Pictures Of Matchstick Men - Status Quo
mooster  15  Bad Blood - Neil Sedaka
mooster  16  Under The Milky Way - Church
mooster  17  Dedicated Follower Of Fashion - Kinks
Paul  18  I Did What I Did For Maria - Tony Christie
jaytee  19  Lady D'Arbanville - Cat Stevens
maddog / Zella  20  The First Cut Is The Deepest  - Keith Hampshire
mooster  21  Khe Sanh - Cold Chisel
jaytee / mooster  22  The Star Of Mykonos - Katja Epstein
Zella  23  Dreams - Grace Slick
mooster  24  Eleanor Rigby - Zoot
lorac  25  Bleecker Street - Simon & Garfunkel
whistledog  26  Everythng I Do (I Do it For You) - Bryan Adams
27 
mooster  28  A Fifth Of Beethoven - Walter Murphy
jaytee  29  Angel Fingers - Wizard
Zella  30  Maggot Brain - Funkadelic
mooster  31  Children Of The Revolution - T-Rex
Morphine  32  Rainy Night In Georgia - Brook Benton
whistledog  33  Take Me Home Country Roads - John Denver
Badfinger  34  Argent - Hold Your Head Up
mooster  35  Golden Brown - Stranglers
Loki13  36  Welfare Mothers - Neil Young
jaytee  37  Military Madness - Graham Nash
maddog  38  Mull Of Kintyre - Wings
maddog / mooster  39  Hello, This Is Joanie - Paul Evans
jaytee  40  Balwyn Calling - Skyhooks
Zella  41  Holy Grail - Hunters And Collectors
maddog  42  Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper
Zella  43  I'm A Stranger Here - Five Man Electrical Band
Badfinger  44  Billy Joel - A Matter Of Trust
maddog / Morphine  45  Zombie - Cranberries
Morphine  46  Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
jaytee  47  Computer Games - Mi Sex
maddog  48  Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd
jaytee  49  Don't Expect Me To Be Your Friend - Lobo
Gaylon  50  Bonaparte's Retreat - Glen Campbell
Zella / mooster  51  Song of Joy - Miguel Rios
Ceramic  52  Fanny Be Tender With My Love - Bee Gees
Zella / Gambo  53  Canyonero - Hank Williams Jr
mooster  54  Georgy Porgy - Toto
Morphine  55  Short Skirt/Long Jacket - Cake
mooster  56  Boppin' The Blues - Blackfeather
Morphine  57  For Your Love - The Yardbirds
jaytee  58  Curiosity Killed The Cat - Little River Band
Henk  59  Lost In France - Bonnie Tyler
whistledog  60  Cathy's Clown - Everly Brothers
whistledog  61  Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes
whistledog  62  You Make Me Feel Brand New - Stylistics
maddog  63  Blue Hotel - Chris Isaak
Henk  64  Never Marry A Railroad Man - Shocking Blue
Gaylon / maddog  65  Devil In Her Heart - Beatles
jaytee  66  I Wonder - Rodriguez

Hi !

Good quiz  :)


#15  Bad Blood - Neil Sedaka

#16  Under the Milkway - Church

#17  Dedicated Follower of Fashion - Kinks

#21  Khe Sanh - Cold Chisel

#24  Eleanor Rigby - Zoot

#28  A Fifth of Beethoven - Walter Murphy

#31  Children of the Revolution - T-Rex

#35  Golden Brown - Stranglers


(had trouble understanding my scribble  :o ::) :P )

Hi !

Good quiz  :)


#15  Bad Blood - Neil Sedaka

#16  Under the Milkway - Church

#17  Dedicated Follower of Fashion - Kinks

#21  Khe Sanh - Cold Chisel

#24  Eleanor Rigby - Zoot

#28  A Fifth of Beethoven - Walter Murphy

#31  Children of the Revolution - T-Rex

#35  Golden Brown - Stranglers


(had trouble understanding my scribble  :o ::) :P )


These are all correct  :D

I will update the main page soon  :)

So many sound familiar, but I only know 6 of them, with a guess on #33

4 | 88 Lines About 44 Women - The Nails
6 | Ca Plane Pour Moi - Plastic Bertrand
12 | Wicked Game - Chris Isaak
26 | Everythng I Do (I Do it For You) - Bryan Adams
33 | Take Me Home Country Roads - John Denver?
60 | Cathy's Clown - Everly Brothers
61 | Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes

no wait, #62 is You Make Me Feel Brand New by the Stylistics (I think)

28 | A Fifth of Beethoven - Walter Murphy
32 | Rainy Night In Georgia - Brook Benton
45 | Linger - The Cranberries
46 | Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
55 | Short Skirt/Long Jacket - Cake
57 | For Your Love - The Yardbirds

So many sound familiar, but I only know 6 of them, with a guess on #33

4 | 88 Lines About 44 Women - The Nails
6 | Ca Plane Pour Moi - Plastic Bertrand
12 | Wicked Game - Chris Isaak
26 | Everythng I Do (I Do it For You) - Bryan Adams
33 | Take Me Home Country Roads - John Denver?
60 | Cathy's Clown - Everly Brothers
61 | Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes

no wait, #62 is You Make Me Feel Brand New by the Stylistics (I think)


7 correct WD  :)

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Hey there, I'm gonna give #11 a try and say it's Great White - Once Bitten, Twice Shy
and #13 is Paul McCartney & Wings - Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey

now I'm gonna listen to some more  8)

#34 is Argent - Hold Your Head Up

#44 Billy Joel - A Matter Of Trust

Hi Luke...Two quizzes off the bat? We are honoured... :)

#1. 'It's Good News Week' - Hedgehoppers Anonymous (the only group I know that were formed within the ranks of the RAF!)

#2. 'Ha! Ha! Said The Clown' - Manfred Mann

#3. 'If I Were A Carpenter' - Bobby Darin

#5. 'No Milk Today' - Herman's Hermits

#9. 'Beautiful Sunday' - Daniel Boone

#10. 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' - Bob Dylan (singing with a cold as equally bad as mine!)

#14. 'Pictures Of Matchstick Men' - Status Quo

#18. 'I Did What I Did For Maria' - Tony Christie (at least it ain't bleedin' 'Amarillo'!)

Hey there, I'm gonna give #11 a try and say it's Great White - Once Bitten, Twice Shy
and #13 is Paul McCartney & Wings - Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey

now I'm gonna listen to some more  8)

#34 is Argent - Hold Your Head Up

#44 Billy Joel - A Matter Of Trust


Hi BF

3.5 out of 4

You got # 11 correct, the song that is, but the artist is not Great White

#'s 13, 34 & 44 are spot on  :)

Hi Luke...Two quizzes off the bat? We are honoured... :)

#1. 'It's Good News Week' - Hedgehoppers Anonymous (the only group I know that were formed within the ranks of the RAF!)

#2. 'Ha! Ha! Said The Clown' - Manfred Mann

#3. 'If I Were A Carpenter' - Bobby Darin

#5. 'No Milk Today' - Herman's Hermits

#9. 'Beautiful Sunday' - Daniel Boone

#10. 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' - Bob Dylan (singing with a cold as equally bad as mine!)

#14. 'Pictures Of Matchstick Men' - Status Quo

#18. 'I Did What I Did For Maria' - Tony Christie (at least it ain't bleedin' 'Amarillo'!)


Hi Paul

8 out of 8  :)  I knew you would have no trouble with # 1 if you got to it first  :)

Hi Fuss - awesome quiz!! :)

#19  Lady D'Arbanville - Cat Stevens
#29  Angel Fingers - Wizard
#27  Military Madness - Graham Nash
#47  Computer Games - Mi Sex
#40  Baldwyn Calling - Skyhooks
# 49 Don't Expect Me To Be Your Friend - Lobo
#59  Curiousity Killed The Cat - Little River Band
#66  I Wonder - Rodriguez

Really enjoyed listening to these Luke, cheers mate  :).

#11 is Ian Hunter, former lead singer of Mott The Hoople
#20 The First Cut Is The Deepest - P.P. Arnold (I think it's her version of this much covered classic)
#38 Mull Of Kintyre - Wings
#39 Hello, This Is Joanie - sort of bad taste song about a telephone answer machine message but I can't for the life of me remember the singer
#42 Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper
#45 Cranberries song is "Zombie"
#48 Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd from the thoroughly excellent "The Wall"
#63 Blue Hotel - Chris Isaak
#65 must be early Beatles - don't recognise the song

42. Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper
50. Baonaparte's Retreat - Glen Campbell
60. Cathy's Clown - Everly Bros
65. Devil in Her Heart - the Beatles

Some interesting stuff here...

8. Dead Puppies - Odgen Edsel
23. Dreams - Grace Slick
30. Maggot Brain - Funkadelic
43. I'm a Stranger Here - Five Man Electrical Band
51. Song of Joy (can't think of the artist)
57. For YOur Love - Yardbirds
61. Bettye Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes
62  You Make Me Feel Brand New - Stylistics

Really enjoyed listening to these Luke, cheers mate  :).


#20 The First Cut Is The Deepest - P.P. Arnold (I think it's her version of this much covered classic)



Luke would never choose any version other than Keith Hampshire's.... :)

Luke would never choose any version other than Keith Hampshire's.... :)


I had no idea Keith Hampshire was known outside of Canada.  I learned something new :)

Since I'm probably the only one to know...

#7: Ti Amo - Umberto Tozzi
#64: Never Marry A Railroad Man - Shocking Blue

and a guess on #59: Lost In France - Bonnie Tyler

#22 and 54 sound disturbingly familiar... :-\\

Hi Fuss - awesome quiz!! :)

#19  Lady D'Arbanville - Cat Stevens
#29  Angel Fingers - Wizard
#27  Military Madness - Graham Nash
#47  Computer Games - Mi Sex
#40  Baldwyn Calling - Skyhooks
# 49 Don't Expect Me To Be Your Friend - Lobo
#59  Curiousity Killed The Cat - Little River Band
#66  I Wonder - Rodriguez



Hello !  Thanks  :D

8 correct  :)  Well done on getting Angel Fingers  ;)

I have Military Madness as # 37 is I am assuming that's what you meant, as you obviously heard it along the way. I also have it on an album by Crosby, Stills and Nash, but have also seen it credited singularly to Nash.

I have extricated the 'D' from your Skyhooks answer to change the word from a person to a Suburb (Balwyn)  :)

Similarly with #'s 27/37, I assumed that as you heard LRB's 'Curiosity', you meant it was # 58.  When yo usee what # 59 was and who by, you would see why it would be almost impossible to confuse the two  :P

Really enjoyed listening to these Luke, cheers mate  :).

#11 is Ian Hunter, former lead singer of Mott The Hoople
#20 The First Cut Is The Deepest - P.P. Arnold (I think it's her version of this much covered classic)
#38 Mull Of Kintyre - Wings
#39 Hello, This Is Joanie - sort of bad taste song about a telephone answer machine message but I can't for the life of me remember the singer
#42 Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper
#45 Cranberries song is "Zombie"
#48 Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd from the thoroughly excellent "The Wall"
#63 Blue Hotel - Chris Isaak
#65 must be early Beatles - don't recognise the song


Hello !

You are correct on # 11's artist, the original and best  :)  It is one of those songs that should not have been allowed to be covered  :P ;D

# 20  Right song, but wrong artist, sorry  :o

# 39  Correct with song title, still looking for artist  :)

# 45  Correct with the remaining title half for The Cranberries

# 65  IS early Beatles - the question is : Which song ?

The rest were correct  :)

42. Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper
50. Baonaparte's Retreat - Glen Campbell
60. Cathy's Clown - Everly Bros
65. Devil in Her Heart - the Beatles


Hi Gaylon !

Unfortunately, maddog beat you to # 42 and Whisteledog beat you to # 60

Glen Campbell is correct, and "Devil In Her Heart" is indeed the missing title for # 65  :)

Some interesting stuff here...

8. Dead Puppies - Odgen Edsel
23. Dreams - Grace Slick
30. Maggot Brain - Funkadelic
43. I'm a Stranger Here - Five Man Electrical Band
51. Song of Joy (can't think of the artist)
57. For YOur Love - Yardbirds
61. Bettye Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes
62  You Make Me Feel Brand New - Stylistics



Hi  :) :)

4.5 for you Zedster ! 

They are correct up to and including # 51 - we are still looking for the artist.

#'s 57, 61 & 62 were already gone, I am sorry  :(

For some REALLY strange reason, I suspected you might be the one to get # 30  :o

Luke would never choose any version other than Keith Hampshire's.... :)


Ah !  Someone knows me well  :P ;)

Correct for another half-credit  :)

Since I'm probably the only one to know...

#7: Ti Amo - Umberto Tozzi
#64: Never Marry A Railroad Man - Shocking Blue

and a guess on #59: Lost In France - Bonnie Tyler

#22 and 54 sound disturbingly familiar... :-\\


Hi Henk !

3 for 3 !  :)  Including your good guess on Bonnie Tyler - it was, of course, in the days before her voice sounded like it was being dragged behind the family sedan  :-\\

# 22 - I would be surprised if anyone outside of Australia knew it, but it certainly does have a very Greek theme...  # 54 was a reasonable hit in the early 80's I think it was...

And is it JUST me, or do a couple of words in the Ti Amo (#7) clip sound very suspect from an English language perspective ?  :o :o :o :o :o :P

Hi Henk !

3 for 3 !  :)  Including your good guess on Bonnie Tyler - it was, of course, in the days before her voice sounded like it was being dragged behind the family sedan  :-\\

# 22 - I would be surprised if anyone outside of Australia knew it, but it certainly does have a very Greek theme...


Maybe some Dutch artist recorded her/his own version of this song... :-\\


  # 54 was a reasonable hit in the early 80's I think it was...


...no, still a blank.


And is it JUST me, or do a couple of words in the Ti Amo (#7) clip sound very suspect from an English language perspective ?  :o :o :o :o :o :P


It's escaping me, Luke - but then, English is a foreign language to me.

It's escaping me, Luke - but then, English is a foreign language to me.


The slight irony of making that statement to you was not lost on me Henk  :)  The same would apply in reverse, more so I am sure.

At the start of the second line, at around 4 seconds, it sounds mysteriously like a rather rude insult...  :o

Hey Luke,

#36...Welfare Mothers Make Better Lovers...Neil Young

Hey Luke,

#36...Welfare Mothers Make Better Lovers...Neil Young


Oooh !  I am impressed !  Yep !  :)

25- Bleeker Street,  Simon and Garfunkel

25- Bleeker Street,  Simon and Garfunkel


This was a really hard one Lorac !

Hey Fuss

Sorry about stuffing up the numbers - it was Friday night after all and there was wine involved!! :o  Once again fantastic quiz!

Hey Fuss

Sorry about stuffing up the numbers - it was Friday night after all and there was wine involved!! :o  Once again fantastic quiz!


jt and pt : "Boozehounds", Muwahahahaha  ;D ;D ;D ;D :P :)

Wow!  I'm so late on this!!  :\'(

I did pick out two, though, from what's left...

52. Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) - Bee Gees
54. Jojo - Boz Scaggs


Great quiz, Luke!  ;)

Wow!  I'm so late on this!!  :\'(

I did pick out two, though, from what's left...

52. Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) - Bee Gees
54. Jojo - Boz Scaggs


Great quiz, Luke!  ;)


Hi Karen !

Thank you

But only 1 out of 2  :o

# 54 is not the song or artist I am looking for.  :o

LIMIT REMOVED  :P

I had no idea Keith Hampshire was known outside of Canada.  I learned something new :)


He had another minor 'hit' in the states in early 1973, called Daytime Nighttime. It was great to rollerskate to... :)

He also had a much bigger hit with "Big Time Operator" which was gawdawful.... :P

41. Holy Grail - Hunters and Collectors

Luke played that one for me frequently while he was here.... :)

And of course it is hard to forget a song with lyrics like "we were full of beans, but we were dying like flies" ::)

54 is some TV theme I think, and I don't watch popular TV, but I will guess Hawaii 5-O

56. sounds like Chuck Berry's "C'est La Vie", but it probably isn't....

22. West Wind - Ute Lemper..???

53. is Cananero - don't know the artist; don't think I want to... :P

He had another minor 'hit' in the states in early 1973, called Daytime Nighttime. It was great to rollerskate to... :)

He also had a much bigger hit with "Big Time Operator" which was gawdawful.... :P


That was covered in Australia by Jeff St John, and he did quite a good job with it :)

41. Holy Grail - Hunters and Collectors

Correct  :D

Luke played that one for me frequently while he was here.... :)

Even more correct  ;D

And of course it is hard to forget a song with lyrics like "we were full of beans, but we were dying like flies" ::)


Maybe, but it sure is catchy  :) :) :)

54 is some TV theme I think, and I don't watch popular TV, but I will guess Hawaii 5-O

56. sounds like Chuck Berry's "C'est La Vie", but it probably isn't....

22. West Wind - Ute Lemper..???


# 54 is intruiging me, because I am sure it WOULD have been a hit in the US.  Think Kansas (except it's not Kansas !)

# 56 is an Aussie band of the early 70's, I suspect only Mooster or jaytee are equipped to get this one

# 22 is also an Aussie singer, despite the Greek sound.  Must have been from Melbourne  ;)  Once again, Mooster or jaytee I think....

53. is Cananero - don't know the artist; don't think I want to... :P


53 is indeed "Canyonero" - I don't think there is an artist per se....  It is from a very popular television show, if anyone would care to have a stab at it  ;)

Hi !


#54  Georgy Porgy - Toto

#56  Boppin' the Blues - Black Feather (I was listening to this last night when I got home! Great piano ! :D )


Have to have another few listens to #22  :P

# 22 is also an Aussie singer, despite the Greek sound.  Must have been from Melbourne  ;) 


;D

Is it "Fly Little Sparrow"  ???

Hi !


#54  Georgy Porgy - Toto

#56  Boppin' the Blues - Black Feather (I was listening to this last night when I got home! Great piano ! :D )


Have to have another few listens to #22  :P




Both correct !  :D

I was very surprised that # 54 didn't go off earlier  :)

;D

Is it "Fly Little Sparrow"  ???



Hmmmm....."No"  :P

Hmmmm....."No"  :P



The "Sparrow Song" ?  :D

Oh !

#39 is Paul Evans

#51 is Miguel Rios - I have that on a compilation - Superbad maybe....one of those anyway :P

Oh !

#39 is Paul Evans

#51 is Miguel Rios - I have that on a compilation - Superbad maybe....one of those anyway :P




Yes and yes !  :)

The "Sparrow Song" ?  :D


Still NO !  No sparrows to be seen !  ;D

Hi Fuss

#22  Star Of Mykynos - Nana Miskiouri (or however you spell her!!)

# 54 is not the song or artist I am looking for.  :o


Really?

I was sure it was... :-[ :-\\

53. Hank Williams Jr. from an episode of the Simpsons.

Really?

I was sure it was... :-[ :-\\


Sorry Karen

mooster ended up getting it - it was "Georgy Porgy" by Toto

53. Hank Williams Jr. from an episode of the Simpsons.


Correct for a half  :)

Was my answer for #22 correct ?  ???

Dammit I know no.22 !

I have heard it before, its a 60's song.

I think its Sandy shaw.


I just dont know the song.

Hi Fuss

#22  Star Of Mykynos - Nana Miskiouri (or however you spell her!!)





Was my answer for #22 correct ?  ???


I'm sorry I missed this jaytee  :-[

This is CORRECT  :D

Well.....the title is correct !  And that's the EASY part  ;D ;D ;D

Not Nana Mouskouri.  :o  Sounds like her though huh ?

Dammit I know no.22 !

I have heard it before, its a 60's song.

I think its Sandy shaw.


I just dont know the song.


Well holicman, as an Aussie who has been around for around as long as I have, you WOULD have heard it.

It's NOT Sandy Shaw  :)

Not Nana Mouskouri.  :o  Sounds like her though huh ?


Katja Epstein  :D

It's amazing what you find tucked away on your Mp3 player !  :o :P :)

Katja Epstein  :D

It's amazing what you find tucked away on your Mp3 player !  :o :P :)


YES  :D :D :D :D

That was the last answer  :D