Do You Have Good Taste In Music?

Richard Chamberlain recorded the hit single "Theme From Dr Kildare" in 1962.

Elvis Presley recorded the hit single "Are You Lonesome Tonight" in 1961. This song was originally written in 1926, but Presley's version became the most popular and successful, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Presley's soulful rendition and charismatic performance contributed to the song's enduring popularity. The Partridge Family, Chairmen Of The Board, and War are not associated with this particular hit single.

The correct answer is Orlons. The Orlons recorded the hit single "Wah-Watusi" in 1962.

Lonnie Donegan recorded the hit single "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor (On The Bedpost Overnight)" in 1961.

Gene Chandler recorded the hit single "Duke Of Earl" in 1962.

Barbara George recorded the hit single "I Know" in 1962.

Curtis Lee is the correct answer because he recorded the hit single "Pretty Little Angel Eyes" in 1961. This song was a popular track during that time and was performed by Curtis Lee, not Mase, Pebbles, or Usher.

Brook Benton recorded the hit single "Think Twice" in 1961.

Gary (U.S.) Bonds recorded the hit single "Dear Lady Twist" in 1962.

Buzz Clifford recorded the hit single "Baby Sittin' Boogie" in 1961.

Del Shannon recorded the hit single "Hats Off To Larry" in 1961.

Tony Orlando recorded the hit single "Bless You" in 1961.

Bobby Darin recorded the hit single "You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby" in 1961. He was a popular American singer, songwriter, and actor. Darin had several successful hits during his career, and this song was one of them. He was known for his smooth vocals and versatility in different genres of music, including pop, rock, and jazz.

Elvis Presley recorded the hit single "Good Luck Charm" in 1962. Known as the "King of Rock and Roll," Presley was a highly influential and successful musician in the 1950s and 1960s. "Good Luck Charm" was one of his many chart-topping hits during his career, showcasing his unique style and charismatic performances. His contribution to the music industry and his popularity among fans make him the most fitting choice for recording this hit single.

Nat King Cole recorded the hit single "Ramblin' Rose" in 1962. He was a renowned American singer and pianist who achieved great success in the jazz and pop music genres. His smooth and velvety voice, along with his impeccable musical talent, made him one of the most influential and beloved musicians of his time. "Ramblin' Rose" became one of Cole's signature songs and a chart-topping hit, further solidifying his status as a music icon.

Claudine Clark recorded the hit single "Party Lights" in 1962.

Bent Fabric is the correct answer because he recorded the hit single "Alley Cat" in 1962. Eddie Rabbitt, U2, and Janet Jackson did not record this song during that time.

Booker T & The Mg's recorded the hit single "Green Onions" in 1962. This instrumental track, characterized by its catchy organ melody and groovy rhythm, became a huge success and a timeless classic in the world of soul and R&B music. Booker T & The Mg's were a renowned American instrumental R&B/funk band, known for their contributions to the Stax Records label and their influential sound. Their talent and creativity made "Green Onions" a chart-topping hit and established them as one of the iconic groups of the 1960s.

Joe Henderson recorded the hit single "Snap Your Fingers" in 1962.

Mary Wells recorded the hit single "You Beat Me To The Punch" in 1962.

Barbara Lynn recorded the hit single "You'll Lose A Good Thing" in 1962.

Chubby Checker recorded the hit single "Slow Twistin'" in 1962.

Tommy Roe recorded the hit single "Sheila" in 1962.

The Marvelettes recorded the hit single "Playboy" in 1962.

Connie Francis recorded the hit single "Don't Break The Heart That Loves You" in 1962.

Ketty Lester recorded the hit single "Love Letters" in 1962.

Burl Ives recorded the hit single "A Little Bitty Tear" in 1962.

Ace Cannon recorded the hit single "Tuff" in 1962.

Bobby Lewis recorded the hit single "One Track Mind" in 1961.

Kenny Ball is the correct answer because he recorded the hit single "Midnight In Moscow" in 1962.

Chubby Checker recorded the hit single "The Fly" in 1961.