Rock 'n Roll Trivia Quiz Book by Love Presley

Author:Love, Presley [Love, Presley]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-11-21T16:00:00+00:00

Quiz 10 Answers

1. c. a novel by Herman Hesse

2. a. the Monkees

3. c. Byrds/Buffalo Springfield/Hollies (Byrds: David Crosby; Buffalo Springfield: Stephen Stills and Neil Young; Hollies: Graham Nash)

4. b. Stevie Wonder (birth name also reported as: B. Steveland Judkins)

5. a. Threshold

6. c. Vanilla Fudge (whose first Top 40 hit charted only a month before their own first hit, Hush )

7. c. Shea Stadium (as an opening act for the Beatles’ New York sell-out)

8. c. Candy and Easy Rider (each of which also included songs by the Byrds)

9. b. Welcome Back, Kotter

10. a. Mama Cass Elliot (of the Mamas & the Papas)

11. b. It mimicked Ray Charles’ piano-playing style. (Joe Cocker was not spastic)

12. c. Stairway to Heaven (from Led Zeppelin 4 )

13. a. Olympia (which came from Clearwater, Washington)

14. b. They considered themselves the “cream of the crop” of British blues players.

15. a. the Flying Burrito Brothers

16. c. Jesse Colin Young (Youngbloods leader)

17. b. Fillmore West (1968) and Woodstock (1969)

18. c. 1982 (Along with the Animals’ House of the Rising Sun, The Beatles’ Love Me Do returned briefly into the Top 20 British Singles charts in October, 1982 !)

19. b. Ashbury (in a communal setting at 710 Ashbury Street)

20. c. Rock & Roll Circus (the performances were later shown on VH-1)

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Harder Questions

1. b. D.W. Washburn

2. c. four asteroids (discovered in 1983 and 1984 and named for the Beatles)

3. c. The Red Skelton Show (in 1968, during which time they played the Iron Butterfly Theme song)

4. a. revenge (John Phillips wrote the song, which lead singer Denny Doherty would then have to sing on stage, exposing the affair Denny was having with John’s wife, Michelle Phillips.)

5. a. a night at the Fillmore West (Eric Burdon recalls that on one unusually hot evening while they were performing, people spilled out into the streets, enjoying the Haight-Ashbury style love-in feeling — and, as he put it, he wanted to “capture the feeling” in a song.)

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