music Trivia Quiz # 66
This is Music Quiz # 66; the link to the answers is at the bottom of this page, hope you enjoy! You can return to the main Music Trivia Quiz index, or try your luck at a random Music Trivia Quiz.Music Trivia Question 1
Martika's "Toy Soldiers" - What words are missing in this line? "It never should have ____
____
___. What can I say?"
____
___. What can I say?"
The correct answer is 'been this way'
"Toy Soldiers" was Martika's second chart topper. Her first was her debut single entitled "More Than You Know", which reached the US top 20 in 1988.
Music Trivia Question 2
Music Chain - The Moody Blues song 'So Deep Within You' from their 'Threshold of a Dream' album was recorded and issued as a single by the Four Tops.
The correct answer is 'True'
In 1979 founder member Mike Pinder left the Moody Blues and his place was taken by Patrick Moraz, who has previously been in Yes.
Music Trivia Question 3
Who Sings What In 1993 - Who had a hit in 1993 with the song: Like The Way I Do (Live)?
The correct answer is 'Melissa Etheridge'
Music Trivia Question 4
Outkast's Double Album - Which of these does not appear on either of the albums?
The correct answer is 'Usher'
Sleepy Brown appears on several several songs. Norah Jones croons on "Take Off Your Cool" and Mello is featured on "Last Call".
Music Trivia Question 5
Fun Music Trivia - Which one of these songs does A*Teens sing?
The correct answer is ''Upside Down (Bouncing off the Ceiling)''
Music Trivia Question 6
Moloko Lyrics And Song Titles - 'I know what you ________ about in your sleep'
The correct answer is 'talk'
From 'Day for Night'.
Music Trivia Question 7
Which Came First? - Not counting his partnership with Jim Messina, Kenny Loggins has had some guest vocalists on his singles. Who was the first guest vocalist?
The correct answer is 'Stevie Nicks'
"Whenever I Call You Friend" was with Stevie Nicks in 1978. "Don't Fight It", with Steve Perry was from 1982. Next was Michael McDonald in late 1982 with "Heart To Heart", and last of these, "I'm Gonna Miss You" with Mickey Thomas in 1988.
Music Trivia Question 8
No. 1 R&B Hits - 1970-1975 - During the week of March 24, 1973, singers Walter Williams, William Powell, and Eddie Levert topped the charts with their spirited song that encouraged world peace and unity. What was the group name of these performers?
The correct answer is 'The O'Jays'
The single "Love Train" became the first number one hit for this talented group. The group was formed in Canton, Ohio in 1958 while the members were attending high school. The group was originally known as "The Triumphs", and then "The Mascots". They took the name "The O'Jays" in tribute to a local disc jockey, Eddie O'Jay, in 1963, and released the single "Lonely Drifter" which charted nationally. Other songs that hit the "Billboard Music Charts" and the "R&B Music Charts" were "Backstabbers", "Let Me Make Love To You", "Give the People What They Want", "Message In Our Music", and "For The Love of Money". The hit single "For The Love Of Money" was nominated in 1975 for a Grammy Award for "Best R&B Vocal Performance - Duo, Group or Chorus", losing to "Tell Me Something Good" by Rufus. "For the Love of Money was used in 1977 as the theme song for the short lived, Emmy winning television variety show, "The Richard Pryor Show", and more recently, the theme for the 2004 reality television series, "The Apprentice" with Donald Trump. In 2005, The O'Jays were inducted into "The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame".
Music Trivia Question 9
Queen - Which band member had the long curly hair?
The correct answer is 'Brian May'
He was the lead guitarist, and for a while after Queen split up, he went out on his own.
Music Trivia Question 10
Alternative Female Artists II - 'He keeps you in a box by the bed, alive but just barely.'
The correct answer is 'Hole'
From 'Jennifer's Body'