Jeopardy! MUSIC OF THE 1960s Answers

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On this page you will find the answers to all the clues from the MUSIC OF THE 1960s category of Jeopardy! World Tour.

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  • TOM JONES’ BIGGEST HIT OF THE ’60s WAS THIS TITLE SONG FROM A PETER SELLERS-WOODY ALLEN FILM
  • THE BEATLES SANG THAT THIS PRIEST WAS “WRITING THE WORDS OF A SERMON THAT NO ONE WILL HEAR, NO ONE COMES NEAR”
  • GRAMMY VOTERS CERTAINLY LOVED ARETHA FRANKLIN “JUST A LITTLE BIT”; SHE WON 2 1967 AWARDS FOR THIS SONG
  • IN 1967 THIS FORMER LEAD SINGER OF THEM LAUNCHED HIS SOLO CAREER WITH “BROWN EYED GIRL”
  • THIS 2-WORD BRENDA LEE TITLE FOLLOWS “YOU TELL ME MISTAKES ARE PART OF BEING YOUNG…THAT DON’T RIGHT THE WRONG THAT’S BEEN DONE”