‘Build your own’ quiz night with a large selection of pub quiz questions
Which pop group were 'Into Something Good'? | Herman's Hermits |
Who sung about 'All or Nothing'? | The Small Faces |
Which Beatles Album featured them on the cover walking over a zebra crossing? | Abbey Road |
Who sung 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling'? | The Righteous Brothers |
Who sung about 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale'? | Procul Harum |
Who sung about 'Runaround Sue'? | Del Shannon |
Which hit-making group did Reg Presley front? | The Troggs |
Who sung about 'The Last Waltz'? | Engelbert Humperdinck |
Who had the original 1960s hit with 'Locomotion'? | Little Eva |
Who sung about 'The Brown Eyed Girl'? | Van Morrison |
Who was the drummer and sometimes singer in The Monkees? | Micky Dolenz |
Who was 'Born To Be Wild'? | Steppenwolf |
‘Happiness is a warm Puppy’ is a ‘Peanuts' book, published in 1962 created by _____? | Charles M Schultz |
A little green man appears with this new type of road crossing when the button is pressed. What is the name of this crossing introduced in 1969? | Pelican Crossing |
Brothers Barry, Maurice and Robin formed which Group? | The Bee Gees |
David McCallum and Robert Vaughan played two secret agents in what 1965 TV series? | The Man From U.N.C.L.E. |
Diana Ross fronted which Tamla Group? | Supremes |
Hercules was the horse that pulled the cart from 1962 to 1974 in what top TV series? | Steptoe and Son |
How were Ian Brady and Myra Hindley known? | Moors Murderers |
In 1962, Andy Warhol shocked the art world with an exhibit of his paintings of what? | Soup Cans |
In 1962, three inmates escaped from what "inescapable" prison? | Alcatraz |
In 1968, the spy ship USS Pueblo was captured by what country? | North Korea |
In 1968 women’s white vinyl boots were skyrocketed into fashion by the film _____? | Barbarella |
In 1969 the conductor Colin Davis omitted ‘Land of Hope and Glory’ from _____? | The Last Night of the Proms |
In the late 1960’s aluminium cans began to be provided with _____? | Ring-Pulls |
In the late 1960 ’s and early 1970 ’s the most revealing fashion for women was _____? | Hot Pants |
In the summer of 1969, several people were murdered by cult members led by which man? | Charles Manson |
In what year was the birth control pill approved by the FDA? | 1960 |
Increasing numbers of young people in the 1960 ’s were encouraged to get fit and qualify for the _____? | Duke of Edinburgh's Award |
India was attacked by which country in 1962? | China |
Micky Dolenz found fame in which simian-sounding group? | Monkees |
On June 16, 1963, Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman to travel in space. She spent almost three days in the Vostok 6 space capsule orbiting the Earth 48 times. Where was she from? | Soviet Union (Russia) |
What disposable item was welcomed by mothers with babies in the late 1960’s? | Disposable Nappies |
What is the name of the first James Bond film starring Sean Connery? | Dr No |
What novelty song by The Scaffold went to No. 1 in 1969? | Lily The Pink |
What Shakespeare play was 'West Side Story' based on? | Romeo and Juliet |
What was Long John Baldry’s big hit from 1967? | Let The Heartaches Begin |
What was the former name of Zimbabwe? | Rhodesia |
What was the name of the Eskimo in the 1968 big Manfred Mann hit Song? | Quinn |
What was the name of the first James Bond movie, released in 1962? | Dr No |
What was the nickname of The Beatles haircut? | The Moptop |
What was the year of the Arab-Israeli war? | 1967 |
What was the year of the Great Train Robbery? | 1963 |
Where was the 1962 FIFA World Cup held? | Chile |
Which 1960s model had the nickname 'The Shrimp'? | Jean Shrimpton |
Which actress won an Academy Award for Best Actress in 1964 for her portrayal of Mary Poppins? | Julie Andrews |
Which astronaut became the first to orbit the Earth in 1962? | John Glenn |
Which Beatle’s hit starts ‘Dear Sir or Madam, will you read my book’? | Paperback Writer |
Which British designer invented the Mini Skirt? | Mary Quant |
Which British Prime Minister told us 'You've never had it so good'? | Harold MacMillan |
Which classic science-fiction series began in 1966? | Star Trek |
Which epic 1962 film told the story of D-Day? | The Longest Day |
Which group loved Jennifer Eccles? | The Hollies |
Which huge 1965 hit begun with the words ‘You never close your eyes’? | You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling |
Which iconic film actress died on 05 August 1962? | Marilyn Monroe |
Which Lennon/McCartney penned song topped the charts in 1968 for Mary Hopkin? | Those Were The Days |
Which member of The Monkees was British? | Davy Jones |
Which part of her body did Sandy Shaw bare on stage? | Her Feet |
Which puppet was designed in 1962 and was originally voiced by Ivan Owen? | Basil Brush |
Which World city was the first to reach 10 million people in 1962? | Tokyo |
Who famously sang "Happy Birthday" to President John F. Kennedy in 1962? | Marilyn Monroe |
Who had a hit with 'Wonderful Land' in 1962? | The Shadows |
Who mocked the clothes conscious with ‘Dedicated Follower of Fashion’? | The Kinks |
Who played 'Lawrence of Arabia' in the 1962 film? | Peter O'Toole |
Who played the baddie in 1962s film 'Cape Fear'? | Robert Mitchum |
Who played the lead in TV’s ‘The Prisoner’? | Patrick McGoohan |
Who said 'Ich bin ein Berliner'? | John F Kennedy |
Who sang ‘Don’t Treat Me Like A Child’ while still at School? | Helen Shapiro |
Who sang ‘Doo Wah Diddy’ in 1964? | Manfred Mann |
Who sang about 'A Picture of You' in 1962? | Joe Brown |
Who succeeded Harold MacMillan as PM in 1963? | Alec Douglas Home |
Who sung about ‘Massachusetts’ in 1967? | The Bee Gees |
Who was ‘Crying in the Chapel’? | Elvis Presley |
Who was Israel's first female Prime Minister? | Golda Meir |
Who went ‘Surfin’ USA’? | The Beach Boys |
Who wrote the classic novel 'Catch-22'? | Joseph Heller |