1960's
1970's
One-Hit Wonders
Name the Music and the Movie?
King of the Hill
100

Known as the “Queen of Motown,” this singer recorded hits including “Where Did Our Love Go” and “Baby Love” with her group

Diana Ross and the Supremes

100

Before this British-American rock band released its self-titled 1976 album, two of its members had been part of the band Buckingham Nicks, while the other three came from a British blues-rock group?

Fleetwood Mac

100

This Belgian-Australian singer-songwriter topped charts worldwide in 2011 with a song about someone that they use to know. 

Gotye

100

This band recorded their disco hit in 1977, that's now used help people stay alive with chest compressions?

Staying Alive, by The Bee Gees

Saturday Night Fever

100

This artist became the best-selling artist of all time with this 1982 album?

Thriller, by Michael Jackson

200

This singer-songwriter blew through the charts like a wind, writing two songs highlighting the changing times of the 1960s protest movement

Bob Dylan

200

This British rock band's 1974 album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway was its last studio album featuring Peter Gabriel as lead vocalist?

Genesis

200

This song was the first video to air on MTV?

Video Killed the Radio Star

200

This song had people asking "Who Your Gonna Call"?

Ghostbusters, by Ray Parker Jr.

Ghostbusters

200

She spelt out exactly what she wanted, turned this Otis Redding song into a landmark hit of 1967?

Respect, by Aretha Franklin

300

This 1965 Barry McGuire hit warned of impending catastrophe with the repeated phrase “It's the end of the world.”

Eve of Destruction

300

This producer and musician created the 1976 album Songs in the Key of Life, which included the hits “Sir Duke” and “Isn't She Lovely.”

Stevie Wonder

300

This 1958 song, often played on Halloween playlists, describes a unicorn looking monster with an appetite for people?

The Purple People Eater by Sheb Wooley

300

This song was the made famous by a movie about teens fighting to cut-a-rug in this 1984?

Footloose, by Kenny Loggins

Footloose

300

This six-minute song from 1975, challenged the conventional pop-song structure?

Bohemian Rhapsody, by Queen

400

This parent folk group featured harmonies later heard by their children in a female group from the 1990 begging listeners to hold on. 

The Mamas & the Papas

400

This 1976 album features guitarist Joe Walsh, who had joined the band that same year?

The Eagles, Hotel California

400

This singer scored a 1965 hit with a song that playfully rearranged people's names, including the name Shirley?

The Name Game by Shirley Ellis

400

The Righteous Brothers, became closely associated with this 1990 romantic fantasy about the afterlife?

Unchained Melody performed by The Righteous Brothers

Ghost

400

This 1971 song begins quietly before building into an 8 minutes and 2 second ballad?

Stairway to Heaven, by Led Zeppelin

500

This band released the influential 1967 self-titled album, featuring a banana design by artist Andy Warhol

The Velvet Underground

500

Released in 1970, this album, made famous by a road, was the last studio album the group recorded together, although another album had been released earlier that year.

The Beatles, Abbey Road

500

This American rock band released a 17-minute psychedelic song in 1968 that became famous for its extended drum solo and intelligable lyrics?

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, by Iron Butterfly?

500

This 2002 film follows Jimmy Smith Jr. as he fights his way out of a mobile home park in Detroit?

Lose Yourself, by Eminem

8 Mile

500

This singer felt the love while recording a pioneering disco hit known for its influential electronic production by Giorgio Moroder?

I Feel Love, by Donna Summer