ANSWERS:

1. Macavity, Mr. Mistoffeles, Mungojerrie and Munkustrap.

2. a. Milan,  b. New York,  c. Buenos Aires.

3. Davey Jones of the Monkees.

4. a. MacArthur Park  b. Itchycoo Park.

5. Julie Andrews.

6. Jackie O.

7. '....gathered together in a cave and grooving with a Pict'.

8. Olivia Newton John.

9. Yogi Bear.

10. Bobby Soxers.

11. Scotland (United Kingdom).

12. My Fair Lady.

13. Annie get your Gun.

14. Hair.

15. Ravel's Bolero.

16. George Harrison.

17. Leonard Bernstein.

18. Gene Pitney (Something's gotten hold of my heart).

19. Eric Burden.

20. Morris Albert.

21. It wasn't discovered until 1930.

22. Charlie Parker.

23. Londonderry Air.

24. From the beginning.

25. Monty Python's Flying Circus.

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