Entertainment: Music trivia questions

5102 multiple-choice Entertainment: Music trivia questions with four options and the answer.

And the road goes on forever And Ive got one more silver dollar But Im not going to let them catch me, no. Who has got to run to keep from hiding?
Where would you be if you found There are stars in the southern sky. Southward as you go There is moonlight and moss in the trees?
The city traffic is moving too slow so put the pedal to the medal and lets go go go! Who is riding on the Freeway of Love in a pink Cadillac?
Maybe he should have called first but the fever for you was burning me up inside. What did Roy Orbison do so he could taste your sweet kisses?
This singer has been to Reno, Chicago, Fargo, Minnesota, Buffalo, Toronto, Winslow, Sarasota, Wichita, Tulsa, Ottawa, Oklahoma, Tampa, Panama, Mattawa, La Paloma, Chatanika, Chaska, Nebraska, Alaska and Opelika. Hes been everywhere, man! Who is this world traveler?
Genre: Country Family Tradition, All My Rowdy Friends are Coming Over Tonight, and A Country Boy Can Survive are a few of the hits by this famous country singer.
Genre: Old School Rap This rapper began with the influential group The Treacherous Three until venturing on his own and producing hits such as Wild, Wild West, I Go To Work and How Ya Like Me Now.
Genre: Soft Rock This artist formed a band called Wings in 1971 shortly after the breakup of the Beatles. Notable songs include: Silly Love Songs, and Live and Let Die.
Genre: Gangsta Rap This rapper began his career in the controversial rap group N.W.A. After going solo he released a number of hits including It Was a Good Day and the album AmeriKKKas Most Wanted. He has since toned it down considerably, starring in the family comedy movie Are We There Yet?
Genre:British Rock This group from Sheffield, England were one of the top selling bands of the 1980s. Notable hits include: Photograph, Love Bites and Foolin.
Genre: Bubblegum Pop Sugar, Sugar was the best selling song of 1969. It was written by Andy Kim (Rock Me Gently - 1974) but was released by this manufactured band.
Genre: Soul This Philadelphia vocal group produced such hits as Love Train and For the Love of Money and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2005.
Genre: East Coast Rap This hip-hop artist (Birth name: Christopher George Latore Wallace) was signed to Sean Puffy Combs Bad Boy Records in 1992. Notable songs include: Mo Money Mo Problems and Hypnotize.
Genre: Hard Rock As a solo artist and a member of the Amboy Dukes and Damn Yankees, this artist from Detroit produced numerous memorable hits including: Cat Scratch Fever and Stranglehold.
Genre: Singer-Songwriter This musician had already penned hits for other artists, but in the 1970s he finally received public recognition with hits such as Cracklin Rosie, Sweet Caroline and Song Sung Blue.
Genre: Boy Band This group of teen idols consisted of Jordan Knight and Jonathan Knight, Joe McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg, and Danny Wood. Notable songs include: Hangin Tough and Step by Step.
Genre: Blues This musician is considered the King of the Blues. His trademark guitar is called Lucille, and he recorded The Thrill is Gone in 1969.
Genre: Punk This band from Queens, NY released Blitzkrieg Bop, I Wanna Be Sedated, and Sheena Is a Punk Rocker in the 1970s.
Genre: New Jack Swing This Philadelphia quartet had several #1 Billboard hits including End of the Road and Ill Make Love to You.
Genre: Grunge This Seattle, Washington band struggled with substance abuse, but still managed to produce big selling albums such as Facelift, Dirt, and Jar of Flies.
Genre: Modern RB Crazy in Love, Baby Boy, Déjà Vu and Beautiful Liar are among this Texas-born artists successful singles.
Genre: Glam Rock In the 1970s he took glam rock to unprecedented levels and recorded hits such as Suffragette City, Changes, and Moonage Daydream.
Genre: Arena Rock This artist/groups 1976 live album is an icon of the 1970s and contained the classic hits Baby, I Love Your Way, Show Me the Way, and Do You Feel Like We Do.
Genre: Psychedelic While mainly remembered for their radio friendly hits like Last Train to Clarkesville, this group recorded some of the most mind-bending psychedelic music of the era including: Daily Nightly, The Porpoise Song, and (Im Not Your) Steppin Stone.
Genre: Jangle Rock Roger McGuinns signature chiming guitars can be heard on the songs Eight Miles High and Mr. Tambourine Man by this band.
Genre: Quiet Storm This genre takes its name from a 1975 Smokey Robinson album. Its characterized by soulful slow jams that are laid back and intimate. This artist, whose hits include Cant Get Enough of Your Love, Babe (1974) and Youre the First, the Last, My Everything (1974), epitomizes the genre.
Genre: Blues Rock This Texas group may have jettisoned the blues in the 1980s, but in the 70s the blues were in full effect with songs like Tush, La Grange and Cheap Sunglasses.
Smokey Robinson The Miracles had a huge hit song in 1970 with the word Tears in the title. What is the name of this classic song?
The song Tears on My Pillow was a huge hit song for this group in the early 1960s.
The song Crying was a big hit song for this singer in 1961.