Music Trivia Quiz # 41
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Hit Remakes - The Beatles first hit with this song in 1969, Aerosmith had a hit with their version in 1978.
The correct answer is 'Come Together'
Music Question 2
Tough And Easy Lyrics - 'Im going crazy without you'
The correct answer is 'I want you back'
Music Question 3
Who Sings It? 2 - Who sang "Somebody Like You"?
The correct answer is 'Keith Urban'
It spent 6 weeks at #1. It is from his 'Golden Road' album.
Music Question 4
Where Did They Come From? - Guitarist/vocalist Boz Scaggs spent his early recording years playing with ...?
The correct answer is 'Steve Miller Band'
Boz Scaggs and Steve Miller were prep school students together in Texas during the late 1950's when they first teamed to form a rock band...Miller on guitar and Scaggs on guitar and lead vocals. They continued their musical partnership through college at the University of Wisconsin until Boz graduated and decided to explore Europe. In 1967, Scaggs returned to the U.S. and joined Miller in San Francisco as a guitarist for the Steve Miller Band, recording the 1968 albums "Children Of The Future" and "Sailor". Boz Scaggs left the Steve Miller Band in 1969, just as the band was approaching it's heights of popularity to embark on his own solo career. After several critically acclaimed but poor selling albums, Scaggs scored a hit with the classic pop/blues/funk album "Silk Degrees" [1976], which included the hit singles "Lido Shuffle" and "Lowdown" and charted at #2. Scaggs next two albums enjoyed top 10 status as well.
Music Question 5
These Fruity Songs are Good Enough to Eat! - Plums aren't to everyone's taste but this lady must love them.
'My Favourite Plum' is a recording by which American singer?
'My Favourite Plum' is a recording by which American singer?
The correct answer is 'Suzanne Vega'
'My favorite plum
hangs so far from me
See how it sleeps
and hear how it calls to me'
'My Favourite Plum' can be found on Suzanne Vega's 'Nine Objects of Desire' album. Another track from the album, 'Caramel' can be heard on 'The Truth About Cats and Dogs' soundtrack.
hangs so far from me
See how it sleeps
and hear how it calls to me'
'My Favourite Plum' can be found on Suzanne Vega's 'Nine Objects of Desire' album. Another track from the album, 'Caramel' can be heard on 'The Truth About Cats and Dogs' soundtrack.
Music Question 6
Rock Lyrics - Mystery Word #36 - "Trapped in a mine that had caved in, and everyone knew the only ones left were Joe and me and Tim. When they broke through to pull use free, the only ones left to tell the tale were Joe and me."
The correct answer is 'The Buoys'
"Timothy", from the album of the same name, originally released in 1972. This one hit wonder was written by Rupert Holmes ("The Pina Colada Song") and tells the tale of a mine cave-in where two of the remaining men have to eat the third man to survive. Great song.
Music Question 7
Some Good Old Aussie Music ,Part 2 - Which singer sang the song 'Sadie the Cleaning Lady'?
The correct answer is 'John Farnham'
'Sadie the Cleaning Lady'was the 1st hit John Farnham released.
Music Question 8
Good Charlotte - The Greatest Band on Earth! - How does this lyric end: "Beneath the pressure of the seconds when your life became a ________"?
The correct answer is 'screamer'
From the song "Screamer" which is on the album "Good Charlotte".
Music Question 9
Alphabetical U2 : A-H - "You were pretty as a picture. It was all there to see. Then your face caught up with your psychology with a mouth full of teeth. You ate all your friends and you broke every heart thinking every heart mends."
Which song would you choose if you wanted to hear these lyrics?
Which song would you choose if you wanted to hear these lyrics?
The correct answer is 'Crumbs From Your Table'
From "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb", this is yet another protest/cause song. It refers to the fact that large countries don't do enough to help third-world countries. They give them token help, or just the crumbs off the table.
Music Question 10
George Jones: Some Greatest Hits - 'They were looking trying to book him, but my Pappy kept a'cooking.'
The correct answer is 'White Lightnin''