Entertainment: Music trivia questions
5102 multiple-choice Entertainment: Music trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which of these is not one of Tito Puentes nicknames?
- What would best describe Tito Puentes ethnicity?
- Which statement is true about Tito Puente?
- In 1939, Tito Puente joined the band of what famous Latin musician?
- What was the name of Tito Puentes first group, formed in 1949?
- When did Tito Puente get the first of his 6 Grammys?
- Tito Puente won a Grammy at the first Latin Grammy Awards in what year?
- Tito Puentes son, Tito Puente, Jr. became a percussionist. What is the occupation of Tito Puentes daughter, Audrey?
- Tito Puente composed 450 songs and recorded 120 albums. What was the name of his last album?
- What album by Tito Puente was declared by The New York Times one of the 25 most influential albums of the twentieth century?
- What was Judas Priests first album?
- Rob Halford left Judas Priest after the tour for what album?
- What album marks Rob Halfords reunion with Judas Priest?
- Name the bass player and founding member of Judas Priest.
- During what song has Rob Halford brought out the Harley live on stage?
- What song has Judas Priest opened up with on their Screaming for Vengeance tour?
- What year did Scott Travis join Judas Priest?
- When did Ripper Owens join Judas Priest?
- In what year did Rob Halford reunite with Judas Priest?
- On what Judas Priest album is the song Some Heads Are Gonna Roll?
- What is the title of the baby song released by The Beatles from their 1968 album The Beatles?
- Name the 1962 psychological horror movie starring Bette Davis.
- Who recorded the 1984 song Baby Im a Star?
- What group recoded the 1964 hit song Baby Love?
- Which popular RB group recorded the 1992 song Baby-Baby-Baby?
- Who performed the 1996 song Always Be My Baby?
- Beyonce recorded the 2003 hit song Baby Boy together with what musician?
- This great jazz trombonist and vibraphonist was playing with prominent groups by the mid-1930s, when he was just hitting his twenties. From 1947-1951 he played with Duke Ellington and his wah-wah trombone work was featured in The Liberian Suite. He is famous for writing Sultry Serenade, now a jazz standard.
- This Texas-born musician, who was a jazz professional since he was 10, is generally considered the most innovative trombonist of the Pre-Bebop era. He is best known for his duets with Louis Armstrong and for interjecting the blues sound into almost every piece he played.
- This Indiana-born virtuoso, widely regarded as the most important trombonist of all time, is most famous for his compositions Wee Dot, Lament, and Enigma. His career spanned 1942-1996.