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50’s Hits

100

In this 1958 hit, Bobby Darin describes a man jumping into the bathtub before discovering a party going on. 

Splish Splash 

200

This 1958 hit was sung by Connie Francis, and describes a small angel boy who shoots arrows to make people fall in love. 

Stupid Cupid 

300

In this 1958 hit, Peggy Lee describes a condition that makes you feel hot all over. It was also famously sung by Elvis Presley. 

Fever 

60’s hit Singers

100

Also known as the Man in Black, this country music icon sang the famous song ‘Ring of Fire’. 

Johnny Cash 

200

This singer gave us the 1967 hit ‘Respect’ and is known as the Queen of Soul. 

Aretha Franklin 

300

This California-based rock band sang hits about surfing and sunny days, including the hit ‘Wouldn‘t it Be Nice’. 

The Beach Boys 

70’s Hits

100

In this country classic, John Denver describes returning home to West Virginia. 

Country Roads, Take me Home 

200

In this famous 1973 country hit, Dolly Parton sings about a woman whose “beauty is beyond compare, with flaming locks of auburn hair”. 

Jolene 

300

This hit by ABBA celebrates young women who love to dance. 

Dancing Queen 

Jazz Hits

100

Frank Sinatra made this jazz standard, about playing among the stars and seeing what life is like on Jupiter and Mars, a hit. 

Fly Me to the Moon 

200

In this hit, Louis Armstrong sings about “trees of green“ and “red roses too”, admiring the beauty of nature. 

What a Wonderful World 

300

This song by Andy Williams was popularized by Audrey Hepburn in the movie Breakfast at Tiffany’s. It describes a dreamy river and two people exploring the world together. 

Moon River