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The 1960s were a golden decade for female voices — powerful, soulful, and unforgettable. On SongTrivia2, we celebrate the women who reshaped pop, soul, and rock with timeless hits that still echo today. From Motown to Woodstock, these songs defined an era of liberation and emotion.

Let’s travel back to the vibrant sixties, where Aretha Franklin’s “Respect” became an anthem of empowerment, and The Supremes ruled the charts with polished harmonies and undeniable charisma. Dusty Springfield’s “Son of a Preacher Man” added smoky soul to British pop, while Janis Joplin exploded onto the scene with her raw, bluesy power in “Piece of My Heart.”

The decade also saw the poetic charm of Joni Mitchell, whose introspective lyrics opened new emotional depths in folk music, and Nina Simone, whose “Feeling Good” remains one of the most iconic performances of all time — blending jazz, soul, and protest in a single breath. Nancy Sinatra brought attitude with “These Boots Are Made for Walkin’,” while Etta James gave us the eternal “At Last,” a song that still soundtracks weddings around the world.

These women didn’t just sing — they rewrote the rules. Their voices broke barriers in an industry dominated by men, paving the way for future generations of female artists. Each track on this list is more than a melody; it’s a statement, a story of resilience, freedom, and passion.

On SongTrivia2, you can relive these unforgettable moments through our interactive music quiz, where every question takes you deeper into the heart of the sixties. Can you guess each hit from just a few seconds of audio? Play now, challenge your friends, and celebrate the women who made history through music.