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OLD 55's ONGOING MUSIC KNOWLEDGE QUIZ


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Question A: Jeff Buckley

Question B: John Lennon

:coolio:A DOUBLE - YOLKER! CONGRATULATIONS X 2 ELVISH. :) :)

A. The late Jeff Buckley it was. Hard to believe it's nearly 8 years since his death.

B. John Lennon on Issues # 74 January 21 1971 and #75 (with Yoko) February 4 1971 . This question was courtesy of jr. but he did NOT SAY the "mid-eighties", which would have been Issues numbered 400+. That was completely MY ERROR and I apologise for any inconvenience caused. :(

The points stand though: 5 to Elvish and 2 to edna.

Thanks to Sammy and Uncle for participating. Sorry I misled you!

We might have to make it that everyone gets a point for actually getting into the thread. Funny how it's gotten slowwwwer since the GREEN DEATH . I'm all for advertising, but if that is what's slowing the Site down - well, you can advertise all you want, but it's useless if there's no one there to see it !

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: THIS MONTH'S QUIZ WILL CLOSE AT 3.00 PM TUESDAY 22ND, SONGFACTS TIME.

Just 5 days left. The Winner will receive some Rock (or other) Stamps of his/her choice. Kevin still leads Brad, but Elvish has moved right up to challenge!

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NEW QUESTION

These 3 Acts all did songs that had a similar theme:

Abba, Little River Band, Juice Newton.

Can you tell me what it is AND the 3 songs?

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UPDATED POINTS

Kevin28776 66

Brad37732 59

Elvish 52

miamisammy 35

edna 31

UncleJoe 30

swlabr 25

Windy1 23

Laurie35451 20

jrownsdega 15

bluesboy 12

rico 10

katie sane 9

Jenny 6

Annabelle 5

earth-angel 5

bazooka 5

HDThoreau 3

TrampledUnderFoot 2

addictedtoclassic 2

Foxy1983 1

Tenacious Peaches 1

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:coolio:A DOUBLE - YOLKER! CONGRATULATIONS X 2 ELVISH. :) :)

A. The late Jeff Buckley it was. Hard to believe it's nearly 8 years since his death.

B. John Lennon on Issues # 74 and #75 (with Yoko), 1985. This question courtesy of jr. I thought the "mid-eighties" would be tricky, but you and edna (gets 2 points)both knew it.

:thumbsup:

Wow! I was pretty certain about the Jeff Buckley one, but Lennon was a wild guess. ::

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All had songs about playing cards or hearts (specifically, i think)

Queen of Hearts ~ Juice Newton

Winner Takes It All - ABBA

Night Owl - Little River Band

Little River Band's "Lonesome Loser" fits your theme even better, swlabr:

"Have you heard about the lonesome loser

Beaten by the queen of hearts every time

Have you heard about the lonesome loser

He's a loser, but he still keeps on tryin'"

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swlabr said:

All had songs about playing cards or hearts (specifically, i think)

Queen of Hearts ~ Juice Newton

Winner Takes It All - ABBA

Night Owl - Little River Band

then Elvish said:

"Little River Band's "Lonesome Loser" fits your theme even better, swlabr".

The Answer is:

All had songs about playing cards, and the 3 songs are:

Queen of Hearts ~ Juice Newton

The Winner Takes It All - ABBA

The Lonesome Loser - Little River Band

There's no reference to playing cards in "Night Owl". How about I make it 3 Points each? Does that sound fair?

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Thanks Ladies.:coolio: WELL DONE, BOTH OF YOU ! :) :) I got "dropped out" over an hour ago and couldn't get back in until now! Crazy!

Elvish, well done on "John Lennon", but I made a mess of the question. I don't know if you read my amended post? (Points still count of course!).

"John Lennon on Issues # 74 January 21 1971 and #75 (with Yoko) February 4 1971 . This question was courtesy of jr. but he did NOT SAY the "mid-eighties", which would have been Issues numbered 400+. That was completely MY ERROR and I apologise for any inconvenience caused". :o

NEW QUESTION

This 70s Group who had one REALY big hit reportedly took their name from a box of cough drops. Who are they?

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CURRENT POINTS

Kevin28776 66

Brad37732 59

Elvish 55

miamisammy 35

edna 31

UncleJoe 30

swlabr 28

Laurie35451 25 * Includes 5 for Question below.

Windy1 23

jrownsdega 16 * " 1 " " " .

bluesboy 12

rico 10

katie sane 9

Jenny 6

Annabelle 5

earth-angel 5

bazooka 5

HDThoreau 3

TrampledUnderFoot 2

addictedtoclassic 2

Foxy1983 1

Tenacious Peaches 1

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Alright...play that funky music !!!! i never thought i would be the first one on any of these questions...we have alot of music buffs here!...i thought of wild cherry right away for some reason...i can picture the box of cough drops too...guess im giving my age huh?....oh well... ::

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Good on you Laurie! jr, Brewer & Shipley sound like Lawyers!

:) They had a great top 10 hit in 1971 with "One Toke Over The Line", a semi-gospel song on which Jerry Garcia played guitar.

NEW QUESTION

Sorry, I had to go out for a couple of hours!

WHO's THE FAMOUS GROUP? Formed in late 60s, very short lived. From the final lineup ALL went on to successful careers solo/and or with other Groups.

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Teetotalling Ladies' Lament. :(

"Oh he has kisses sweeter than wine

But lips that touch liquor

Shall never touch mine".

:jester:

Kevin, I have been a teetotaller for about 20 years. :angel:

The Organisation I worked for gave me stomach trouble. I should have sued the rotten Bs for "inability to have a beer". I wonder if they ever had that "Watch Your Back" sign made that I suggested? Or the two hatracks with white and black hats? In the movies when I was a kid, the goodies always wore white hats and the baddies wore black ones. It could have worked in the office too!

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QUESTION A

WHO's THIS FAMOUS GROUP? Formed in late 60s, very short lived. From the final lineup ALL went on to successful careers solo/and or with other Groups.

:headphones:

QUESTION B

WHO did Prince say was his favorite female songwriter? (May or may not be part of a songwriting team). Big Help, aren't I !

:headphones:

QUESTION C

Which Musician said this about which other Musician?

"I reserve the right to hate him".

:headphones:

Goodnight and Good Luck All. :)

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