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Was this a Happy Days character… or singer with a No. 1 hit in the 1950s?
Were they friends with Fonzie… or atop the Billboard charts?
Image: ERA Records / K-Tel
Happy Days captured — and helped stoke — nostalgia for Fifties. The car fins, the sock hops, the hot rods, the greasers, the jukeboxes. Of course, the sitcom aired in the 1970s. You can probably tell by the feathered haircuts that start to appear on actors.
Think you can spot the difference between the fictional Fifties and the real thing?
Some of these names are characters on Happy Days. The others all had No. 1 songs on the Billboard charts in the 1950s.
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Leather & The Suedes
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Johnny Fish & The Fins
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Danny & The Juniors
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Gogi Grant
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Flip Phillips
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The McGuire Sisters
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Roger Williams
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Melvin Belvin
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Louise Arcola
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Mickey Malph
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Joan Weber
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Marsha Simms
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Guy Mitchell
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Buddy Knox
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Jennifer Jerome
Was this a Happy Days character… or singer with a No. 1 hit in the 1950s?
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73 Comments
Only 2 wrong. I’ll take it
10/15. Bummer.
Almost missed Roger Williams--although I got the question about Flip (if his last name is Phillips, then his brother Roger's last name is Phillips). Then my brain insisted for a few minutes that Mr. Williams actually performed in the seventies...except that was Roger Whittaker (I can't be the only one who remembers The Last Farewell)!
12 yup, Happy Days Kid
14 out of 15
Lord how mercy I should of got all right I grew up watching happy days damn damn damn
You got 12 out of 15
12 for 15. Eh.
7/15
13 out of 15.
12/15...not to bad.
13/15
15/15. They stuck to artists with big 50's hits, so it was easier.
This is really fun. I enjoyed it very
Much. I had a real good time.
Much. I had a real good time.
You got 14 out of 15
Did you rock… or break a few strings along the way?
Did you rock… or break a few strings along the way?
13/15
14 of 15 with a lot of luck TV writer sure like to create names with alliteration
To easy
Missed Marsha Simms. Don't know how but I did!
Flip Phillips was a famous sax player, so I put him down as a pop star, as many sax tunes were popular in the 50s.