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Game 7

A lazy tune for a warm day

July 1966

The game's question

Linger on each clue, as lazily as the song itself.

The radio still plays it every summer, even now. A slow, lazy tune that sounds like warm weather: the windows open, the curtains barely moving, a deckchair and nothing in particular to do. On 7 July 1966, ‘Sunny Afternoon’ went to number one. Which group was behind it? Circle the name together.

  • The Kinks
  • Procol Harum
  • The Scaffold
Need a hint?

Sway gently, as if in that deckchair. Their name is also the word for the twists in a garden hose.

See the answer

Answer: The Kinks – ‘Sunny Afternoon’, number one on 7 July 1966.

Why this game : One summer song can warm up any afternoon – the two of you swap your own lazy summer days.

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