Friday Night Pub Quiz #3
Welcome to Friday Night Pub Quiz #3, where you can test your music knowledge about rock’n’roll, from its roots in the early 20th century to punk rock in the mid-1970s. The background to the answers can be found in my book Rock’n’Roll Unravelled.
The questions vary in difficulty and each week features a specialist topic. This week it’s The Rolling Stones.
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Questions – Friday Night Pub Quiz #3
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- 1.The Who’s Tommy “sure played a mean…”?
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- 2.Which 1960s R&B band morphed into Led Zeppelin?
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- 3.Which legendary bluesman’s real name is McKinley Morganfield?
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- 4.Which three record labels were the Sex Pistols signed up to?
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- 5.What was the band’s full name before they shortened it to Dr Hook?
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- 6.Which street was Bob Dylan “positive” about in 1965?
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- 7.Which Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song was written as a result of four students being shot dead at a Vietnam War protest in 1970?
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- 8.Who links Strawbs, Yes and David Bowie’s
Space Oddity?
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- 9.Which song links Eddie Cochran and the Who?
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- 10.Who was the drummer who left Jefferson Airplane to set up Moby Grape?
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- 11.Who was the rock’n’roll icon that found God in 1957 and renounced rock’n’roll?
- 12.In which decade did Elvis make his first appearance in Las Vegas?
And for the hardcore fans out there…
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- 1.Which four rock’n’roll heroes made up the Million Dollar Quartet?
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- 2.Which Canadian pop star wrote the English lyrics to
My Way
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- 3.Which English beat poet inspired the Beatles’ song
Paperback Writer
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This week’s specialist subject – The Rolling Stones
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- 1.Who wrote and originally recorded the Stones first UK hit,
Come On
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- 2.Who are the three guitarists who have played alongside Keith Richard?
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- 3.Which one of the Rolling Stones is accredited with forming the band?
- 4.Which legendary bluesman’s 1950 single did the Rolling Stones take their name from?
And for hardcore fans…
- 1.Who was the original pianist and sixth Stone?