Top 100 of the 50's
king of rock
Don't Be Cruel- Elvis
this was his best selling song: initials B.P
Monster Mash- Bobby Pickett
she falls for the beast
Be Our Guest- Beauty and the Beast
A polar bird
Earth Angel- The Penguins
INITIALS R.C.
You Are My Sunshine- Ray Charles
first national success in 1953 with the release of “Crazy Man, Crazy."
Rock Around the Clock- bill haley and his comets
been inducted into five Halls of Fame: Rock 'n' Roll, Country, Gospel, Rockabilly and R&B
You're the Devil in Disguise- Elvis
andy's coming!
You've Got a Friend in Me - Toy Story
initials F.V
Can't Take My Eyes off You- Frankie Valli
brothers
Crying in the Rain- the Everly Brothers
initials E.C
Autumn Leaves- Eric Clapton
blind musician initials S.W.
Superstition- Stevie Wonder
king of the jungle
nicknamed "The King of Cool" initials D.M.
Everybody Loves Somebody - Dean Martin
American female duo whose best-known line-up comprised Martha Wash and Izora Armstead
Raining Men- The Weather Girls
His best-known songs include "My Heart Cries for You", "Heartaches by the Number"
Singin' the Blues- Guy Mitchell
singer, songwriter, dancer, and one of the most influential and iconic pop music entertainers of all time. He was nicknamed the “King of Pop” by his close and long-time friend Elizabeth Taylor
Thriller- Michael Jackson
based on a real story with major inaccuracies
Colors of the Wind- Pocahontas
a singer-songwriter and musician from Northern Ireland whose recording career spans seven decades.
Brown Eyed Girl- Van Morrison
He moved from folk to rock (folk/rock) infusing his lyrics with poetry and setting the standard for lyric writing.
Rainy Day Women- Bob Dylan
his first cousin is George Clooney
Love Letters in the Sand- Pat Boone
another word for speaking
what is the top of someones body?
Psycho Killer- Talking Heads
a baby in a circus with large ears
Baby Mine- Dumbo
the national bird of the US
Witchy Woman- The Eagles
a type of arachnid
Rock You Like a Hurricane- the Scorpions