You're a music aficionado if you can remember these '60s folk songs!
Can you recall the tunes of the times?
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Oh, the times they were a-changin'!
How well do you recall these songs of the '60s? Folk was one of the most important emergent genres of the decade. So, we want to know how well you were paying attention!
Give this quiz a shot, and see whether you're a true master of the artform. Let us know your score in the comments section below!
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“Alice’s Restaurant” was released in 1967 by...
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"The Sound of Silence" was a hit in '64 for...
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“Helplessly Hoping” was recorded during the first session for which group?
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“Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right” was performed for the first time at the Gaslight Cafe in '62. Who sang it?
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Although “Both Sides Now” was first recorded by Judy Collins, it was written by which artist?
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"Canadian Railroad Trilogy" was written, composed, and first performed by...
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While folk as we know it is largely an American genre, which Australian group had a hit in '64 with "I'll Never Find Another You"?
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"Hang me, oh, hang me I'll be dead and gone." So go the lyrics to a song by which musician?
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"Don't Let the Rain Come Down (Crooked Little Man)" was the debut recording for which folk group?
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"Greenfields" took which act all the way to No. 2 in 1960?
You're a music aficionado if you can remember these '60s folk songs!
Your Result...
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Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
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Yes - Logo
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Elvis - Guitar in Hand
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70 Comments
I was never able to take folk music seriously because my other had gone to high school with the Smothers Brothers, and we had all their albums around the house when I was a kid.
"You got 10 out of 10. You're true "folk" folk!' Yeah! But #3 was a pure guess, and #9 was a real teaser. I almost selected "The Rooftop Singers" who had a hit later called "Walk Right In". The rest I knew, more or less.
7/10 I've always liked Gordon Lightfoot. My favorite song of his is "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," with its haunting lyrics that are enhanced by those steel riffs on the slide guitar.
9/10. Well hang me, I had no clue who sang #8. 🤷♀️