Music Trivia Quiz #528 Answers

1. This Mud song jumped up to Number One for four weeks in January and February 1974. : "Tiger Feet"
2. In the US, Paper Lace's Number One hit was "The Night Chicago Died" - but what song was Number One for them in March 1974 in the UK?: "Billy Don't Be A Hero"
3. This legendary Swedish group had its first Number One with "Waterloo" in May 1974.: ABBA
4. George McCrae's "Rock Your Baby" was Number One for three weeks in July and August 1974. Who wrote the song?: Are you sure you belong on my site if you don't know this?
5. Jamaican singer Carl Douglas had a Number One hit for three weeks in September and October 1974 with what song?: "Kung Fu Fighting"
6. He told us he was "Gonna Make You A Star" in November 1974.: David Essex
7. This band had the Christmas Number One for 1974 with "Lonely This Christmas.": Mud
8. "January" by this Scottish band was Number One in...February 1975.: Pilot
9. What Greek-American TV star had a fluke Number One hit with a spoken-word cover of Bread's "If?": Telly Savalas
10. They're heeere! What Scottish band had a Number One for six weeks in 1975 with a cover of "Bye Bye Baby?": The Bay City Rollers
11. This Tammy Wynette classic was a hit in the US in 1968, but didn't get released in the UK until 1975, when it went to Number One. What was it?: "Stand By Your Man"
12. What recording effect was used on the 10cc Number One hit "I'm Not in Love?": Synthesized vocal backing
13. This reggae song was a Number One hit for Typically Tropical in August 1975.: "Barbados"
14. Who had a Number One for most of September with "Sailing?": Rod Stewart
15. Yet another unusual re-release, this 1969 David Bowie song hit Number One in November 1975.: "Space Oddity"
16. This Scottish comic's version of "D.I.V.O.R.C.E," re-written with humorous lyrics about taking the dog to the vet, hit Number One in November 1975.: Billy Connolly
17. With words such as "Galileo," "Scaramouche," "Fandango" and "Beelzebub" in the lyrics, this unusual Queen song was the Christmas Number One for 1975.: "Bohemian Rhapsody"

Bonus: Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel had a Number One hit in 1975 with a song titled similarly to a Chicago song - what was it?: "Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)"




		Bongos Becky's Island Music Trivia Quiz #528 - 4/6/11 UK Number Ones, 1974-75 Answers 1. This Mud song jumped up to Number One for four weeks in January and February 1974. : "Tiger Feet" 2. In the US, Paper Lace's Number One hit was "The Night Chicago Died" - but what song was Number One for them in March 1974 in the UK?: "Billy Don't Be A Hero" 3. This legendary Swedish group had its first Number One with "Waterloo" in May 1974.: ABBA 4. George McCrae's "Rock Your Baby" was Number One for three weeks in July and August 1974. Who wrote the song?: Are you sure you belong on my site if you don't know this? 5. Jamaican singer Carl Douglas had a Number One hit for three weeks in September and October 1974 with what song?: "Kung Fu Fighting" 6. He told us he was "Gonna Make You A Star" in November 1974.: David Essex 7. This band had the Christmas Number One for 1974 with "Lonely This Christmas.": Mud 8. "January" by this Scottish band was Number One in...February 1975.: Pilot 9. What Greek-American TV star had a fluke Number One hit with a spoken-word cover of Bread's "If?": Telly Savalas 10. They're heeere! What Scottish band had a Number One for six weeks in 1975 with a cover of "Bye Bye Baby?": The Bay City Rollers 11. This Tammy Wynette classic was a hit in the US in 1968, but didn't get released in the UK until 1975, when it went to Number One. What was it?: "Stand By Your Man" 12. What recording effect was used on the 10cc Number One hit "I'm Not in Love?": Synthesized vocal backing 13. This reggae song was a Number One hit for Typically Tropical in August 1975.: "Barbados" 14. Who had a Number One for most of September with "Sailing?": Rod Stewart 15. Yet another unusual re-release, this 1969 David Bowie song hit Number One in November 1975.: "Space Oddity" 16. This Scottish comic's version of "D.I.V.O.R.C.E," re-written with humorous lyrics about taking the dog to the vet, hit Number One in November 1975.: Billy Connolly 17. With words such as "Galileo," "Scaramouche," "Fandango" and "Beelzebub" in the lyrics, this unusual Queen song was the Christmas Number One for 1975.: "Bohemian Rhapsody" Bonus: Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel had a Number One hit in 1975 with a song titled similarly to a Chicago song - what was it?: "Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)" Back to Quiz #528 Back to the Music Trivia Homepage Back to Music Back Home