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Music Trivia Questions and Answers Including Aida, the Beatles, Angel of the Morning, Super-Rocker Elton John, Chuck Barris, Billy Idol, I Got Rhythm, Wild Thing, and More!Music trivia questions and answers including Elvis Presley, Stevie Wonder, the Beatles, Elton John, Chip Taylor, Minnie Pearl, Country music and more! |
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Free music trivia questions and answers with topics like the Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Apple Records, Pink Floyd, I Got Rhythm, Aida, and more.Music trivia questions and answers. An opera written to commemorate the opening of the Suez Canal was
first performed on December 24, 1871. What was it? How much did RCA record pay Sun Records for Elvis Presley's
contract in 1955? Who wrote and recorded the song "Beware of Young Girls" after her
husband left her for a young woman? What brand of apple was used s the symbol for the Beatles' record
label, Apple Records? In 1948, Peter Goldmark introduced something for which people
like Stevie Wonder, Pink Floyd and Fleetwood Mac would be forever
grateful. What was it.? "Anywhere the Bluebird Goes" was the original title of which very
popular 1939 tune? In 1970, cult ringleader and convicted killer, Charles Manson
recorded an album of his songs. What was its title? Chip Taylor, the composer of such hit songs as "Wild Thing" and
Angel of the Morning," is the brother of which Oscar-winning actor? Country music comedienne Minnie Pearl always wears a hat with a
price tag on it when she performs. What is the amount o the price
tag? "Palisades Park" was a hit in 1962 for singer Freddy Cannon. Its
composer, Chuck Barris, is better remembered for creating and
hosting which excruciatingly bad TV show of the 70s? Radio station WSM in Nashville, Tennessee, has been broadcasting
The Grand Ole Opry since November 1928. What do the call letters "WSM,"
stand for? What three Gershwin songs contain the phrase, "Who could ask for
anything more"? In 1957, a group called The Scholars released the record, "Kan-gu-wa,"
which failed to hit the charts. Both the composer and the lead
singer are probably grateful to be remembered for their other
accomplishments--who are they? In addition to singing superstar Michael Jackson, who were the
original members of the Jackson Five? What rock star was christened William Broad? What was the musical theme played at the beginning of the Green
Hornet radio series? To whom did super-rocker Elton John pay tribute in his hit
"Candle in the Wind"? What was the musical theme of TV's Captain Video and His Video
Rangers? What Nobel Peace Prize-winning American vice-president composed
the music for the song "It's All in the Game," which became a hit
tune for Tommy Edwards in 1951 and again in 1958?
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