Music Trivia Quiz #480

1. He was "Super Bad" when he played for the Cleveland Browns from 1957-65 and later acted in The Dirty Dozen.: Jim (James) Brown
2. To Christians, she wasn't "Like a Virgin," she WAS a virgin.: The Madonna
3. He was a longtime Senator from Illinois, not from Tennessee, home of "Graceland.": Paul Simon
4. He wasn't "Bluer than Blue" when he won gold medals in track at the Barcelona, Atlanta, and Sydney Olympics.: Michael Johnson
5. Sailors who are "Daydream Believer"s think that when they drown, they end up in his locker.: Davy Jones
6. He has a singing part in 1776, not in Nixon in China.: John Adams
7. She was murdered by Charles Starkweather on January 21, 1958, which wasn't "One Fine Day" for her.: Carol King
8. If you go broke, you might end up on Skid Row; if you go for baroque, you probably like this composer's music.: (Johann) Sebastian Bach
9. Indiana University basketball fans still have an "Everlasting Love" for their coach from 1971-2000. : Robert Knight
10. When he noticed his five sons had musical talent, he took them "Steppin' Out" to clubs and talent contests in Gary, Indiana.: Joe Jackson
11. There was a "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On" when he did his stage act with Dean Martin and starred in The Nutty Professor.: Jerry Lewis
12. He showed highlights of "Cowboys and Angels" on his "Too Funky" Sports Machine show.: George Michael
13. If he had "Bubble Toes," he probably wouldn't have become the first black heavyweight champion boxer in 1908.: Jack Johnson
14. He could tell whether a beer was "Bad" or a "Thriller" on his show The Beer Hunter.: Michael Jackson
15. The main characters in his opera 'Hansel and Gretel' probably thought "Release Me" when they were captured by the witch.: Engelbert Humperdinck
16. He was Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Scotland from 1882-1885; did anyone ever call him "My Sweet Lord?": Sir George Harrison
17. He probably attracts a lot of "California Girls" when he pitches for the San Francisco Giants.: Brian Wilson

Bonus: He wrote the English lyrics to "O Canada," not a country where you would find many "Sugar Magnolia" trees.: Robert Stanley Weir




		Bongos Becky's Island Music Trivia Quiz #480 - 5/5/10 The Name's The Same Answers 1. He was "Super Bad" when he played for the Cleveland Browns from 1957-65 and later acted in The Dirty Dozen.: Jim (James) Brown 2. To Christians, she wasn't "Like a Virgin," she WAS a virgin.: The Madonna 3. He was a longtime Senator from Illinois, not from Tennessee, home of "Graceland.": Paul Simon 4. He wasn't "Bluer than Blue" when he won gold medals in track at the Barcelona, Atlanta, and Sydney Olympics.: Michael Johnson 5. Sailors who are "Daydream Believer"s think that when they drown, they end up in his locker.: Davy Jones 6. He has a singing part in 1776, not in Nixon in China.: John Adams 7. She was murdered by Charles Starkweather on January 21, 1958, which wasn't "One Fine Day" for her.: Carol King 8. If you go broke, you might end up on Skid Row; if you go for baroque, you probably like this composer's music.: (Johann) Sebastian Bach 9. Indiana University basketball fans still have an "Everlasting Love" for their coach from 1971-2000. : Robert Knight 10. When he noticed his five sons had musical talent, he took them "Steppin' Out" to clubs and talent contests in Gary, Indiana.: Joe Jackson 11. There was a "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On" when he did his stage act with Dean Martin and starred in The Nutty Professor.: Jerry Lewis 12. He showed highlights of "Cowboys and Angels" on his "Too Funky" Sports Machine show.: George Michael 13. If he had "Bubble Toes," he probably wouldn't have become the first black heavyweight champion boxer in 1908.: Jack Johnson 14. He could tell whether a beer was "Bad" or a "Thriller" on his show The Beer Hunter.: Michael Jackson 15. The main characters in his opera 'Hansel and Gretel' probably thought "Release Me" when they were captured by the witch.: Engelbert Humperdinck 16. He was Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Scotland from 1882-1885; did anyone ever call him "My Sweet Lord?": Sir George Harrison 17. He probably attracts a lot of "California Girls" when he pitches for the San Francisco Giants.: Brian Wilson Bonus: He wrote the English lyrics to "O Canada," not a country where you would find many "Sugar Magnolia" trees.: Robert Stanley Weir Back to Quiz #480 Back to the Music Trivia Homepage Back to Music Back Home