1. Was Rod Stewart born in Scotland?: No, he was born in London, but both of his parents were born in Scotland
2. This Scottish band, led by the late Stuart Anderson, had a hit in 1983 that incorporates the name of the band. What was the band's name?: Big Country
3. Which Glasgow-born guitarist recorded the soundtrack for the Scottish-themed movie "Local Hero?": Mark Knopfler (Dave, I hope you got this one right this time)
4. Name the Eurythmics lead singer who was born in Aberdeen, Scotland.; Annie Lennox
5. What was Pilot's only U.S. hit, in 1975?: "Magic"
6. What group of young men, known for their tartan outfits, hit the charts with "Saturday Night" in 1975?: The Bay City Rollers
7. This Scottish band's hits include "Pick Up the Pieces" and "Cut the Cake.": Average White Band
8. Scottish-born Colin Hay sang lead for what Australian-identified band?: Men At Work
9. What Scottish city was Paul McCartney's live Number 1 hit "Coming Up" recorded in?: Glasgow
10. Did Paul McCartney's "Mull of Kintyre" become a Top Ten hit in the United States?: No, it didn't even reach the Top 40.
11. The Proclaimers, from Edinburgh, recorded "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)." What was unusual about this duo?: They were identical twin brothers
12. Scottish-born piano player Ian "Stu" Stewart was a founding member of, and a long-time sideman for, what band?: The Rolling Stones
13. Which Pete Townshend solo hit includes a reference to "New York, Chicago, London and Glasgow?": "Face The Face"
14.Which member of Cream was born in Scotland?: Jack Bruce
15. Whose "baby takes the morning train, he works from 9 till 5 and then, he takes another home again?": Sheena Easton
16. Guitar-playing brothers Angus and Malcolm Young head up what band?: AC/DC
17. Which Dan Fogelberg hit is based on an old Scottish melody?: "Same Auld Lang Syne"

Bonus: This Scottish singer's skiffle song "Rock Island Line" is always cited as being a big influence on the Beatles. Who is he?: Lonnie Donegan