Entertainment: Music trivia questions
5102 multiple-choice Entertainment: Music trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Whose widow was the author of the song American Pie referring to with the line, When I read about his widowed bride?
- Which of these bands or artists has not performed a cover of American Pie?
- Which band or artist recorded the 1970s classic rock song Stranglehold?
- Who recorded the 1960s classic rock song House of the Rising Sun?
- Which band released the 1990s classic rock song Man in the Box?
- Which band or artist recorded the 1970s song Suffragette City?
- Which band or artist recorded the 1980s hit rock song Were Not Gonna Take It?
- Who recorded the 1970s classic rock song Sweet Home Alabama?
- Which band or artist recorded the 1960s classic rock song Whole Lotta Love?
- Which band recorded the 1990s rock song Smells Like Teen Spirit?
- Who released the 1980s classic rock song Sweet Child of Mine?
- Who recorded the 1970s hit song Rock Roll Hoochie Koo?
- Which of these guitarists was NOT in the Yardbirds?
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience played a historic set at the Monterey Pop Festival in the summer of 1967. Which music legend recommended the Experience to the organizers of the festival?
- Which of these is the name of one of Eric Claptons famous guitars?
- Which of these influential guitarists did NOT die in an aviation accident?
- Which guitar god played the solo on Michael Jacksons hit song Beat It?
- Virtuoso Steve Vai has been featured on albums by all but one of these bands/artists. For which of these hasnt he performed?
- Which guitarist ran for the Presidency of the United States in 1980?
- This Alabama native was labeled the first country music superstar, performing hits like Im So Lonesome, I Could Cry and Your Cheatin Heart.
- Born in 1929 in Sherman, Texas, he had twenty plus #1 hits with his band the Buckaroos (so named by his friend, Merle Haggard). One of his more noted songs was Tiger By the Tail.
- She died at the age of 30 in 1963, but not before creating some of the most influential country music hits including: Walking After Midnight, I Fall to Pieces and Crazy.
- Public Enemy, the first rap group on the list of Immortals published by Rolling Stone Magazine, won the 44th position. What song from Public Enemys album Fear of a Black Planet was used in Spike Lees movie Do the Right Thing?
- Perhaps the lead singer of this rock and roll band regrets saying Id rather be dead than singing Satisfaction when I am forty five. This group known as the Worlds Greatest Rock and Roll Band is ranked in the # 4 position in the Rolling Stone Magazines list of Immortals.
- What Aberdeen, Washington group, in position # 27 on the list of Immortals of Rock and Roll music, wrote the grunge anthem Smells Like Teen Spirit?
- Wyclef Jean wrote that the Immortal in the # 11 position on Rolling Stone Magazines list, almost single-handedly brought reggae to the world. What reggae Legend recorded No Woman No Cry, One Love, and Redemption Song?
- Complete these lyrics from a song performed by Johny Horton: In 1814 we took a little trip, along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty Mississippi. We took a little bacon and we took a little beans and we met the Bloody British in the town of ___________.
- Who sang this historical ballad: Big Sam left Seattle in the year of 92, with George Craft his partner and Brother Billy, too They crossed the Yukon river and found the Bonanza gold, just below that old white mountain, just a little Southeast of Nome. Where the river is windin big nuggets theyre findin North to Alaska?
- The following verses are from a ballad about what famous frontiersman: Born on a mountain top in Tennessee, greenest state in the land of the free. Killed him a bar when he was only three?
- What a ________what a doer, what a dream come a truer was he. This line is about which famous frontiersman?