Sunday, July 13, 2008

Questions (#38): Wednesday, July 16, 2008

1) Identify the artists of these songs of “love” from 1988.
(2 points each) 10

“Is This Love”
“I’ll Always Love You”
“Shake Your Love”
“Naughty Girls (Need Love Too)”
“If It Isn’t Love”

2) Who are Mic Murphy and David Frank?
(10 points) 20

3) Identify the artist and song from these lyrics – album cut.
(5 points each) 30

You know it's all
Part of the feeling that goes with the fall
Looks like you win
And I lose but then love will come again
Send me no invitation
To your farewell
Don't need no inspiration
No wishin' well

4) In the movie version of “Tommy” by the Who, who was the rock star not in the movie: Eric Clapton, Pete Townsend, Elton John, Keith Moon, John Entwistle, Mick Jagger, Tina Turner, Roger Daltrey.
(10 points) 40
Editor’s Note: Few people realize that Robert Powell played Captain Walker in the film and then went on to fame two years later as Jesus of Nazareth.

5) On June 25th, 1967, the Beatles performed a song on the BBC’s Our World program, the first live global television link. It was broadcast to 26 countries and it’s estimated that over 400 million people viewed the song. Do you know the name of the song?
(10 points) 50

6) This band just couldn’t fight the feeling. Who are they? (mid 80s and I don't think too vague)
(10 points) 60

7) At one point, all these musicians played with this group: Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Jeff Beck, Robert Blunt, Brian Setzer, Andy Sylvester, Jim Hickman, Kevin O’Neil, Ricky Cool, Keith Evans, Paul Shaffer and Nile Rodgers. What was the group’s name?
(10 points) 70

8) She had a hit in 1965. She also played a dual role on her own television program from 1963 through 1966. Name the artist and her hit.
(5 points each) 80

9) Two groups have had success with the title “Dance, Dance, Dance,” one in 1965, the other in 1978. Who are they? (The hit from 1978 also had a sub title).
(5 points each) 90

10) True or False: Courtney Love is one of Mike Love’s 8 children.
(10 points) 100

7 comments:

pjazzypar said...

1. Whitesnake, Whitney Houston, Debbie Gibson, Samatha Fox, New Edition

2. The System, I have the album with “Don’t Disturb This Groove” on vinyl

3. ?

4. Mick Jagger

5. A Day in the Life?

6. REO Speedwagon

7. The Honey Drippers

8. Patty Duke, Don’t Just Stand There. I loved the Patty Duke Show (the theme song was great)!

9. Beach Boys, Chic (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)

10. False

Malcolm said...

1. Whitesnake, Taylor Dayne, Debbie Gibson, Samantha Fox, New Edition

2. Gnarls Barkley?

3. Wish You Were Here?, Pink Floyd?

4. Mick Jagger

5. All You Need Is Love

6. REO Speedwagon

7. The Honeydrippers?

8. Patty Duke, Say Something Funny?

9. The Beach Boys, Chic

10. False

Malcolm said...

Editor: Since I wasn't sure of the exact title of the Patty Duke song "Don’t Just Stand There", I listed the B-side (Say Something Funny). Since it charted at #22, will that count as a correct answer as well?

BeckEye said...

1) Whitesnake
Taylor Dayne
Debbie Gibson
Samantha Fox
Sounds familiar, but can't place it.

2) ?

3) ?

4) Mick Jagger

5) "If I Fell?"

6) Anymorrrrrrrre. Arrrgh. REO Speedwagon.

7) The Honeydrippers

8) Patty Duke, don't know the song

9) I'm assuming you're not talking about Steve Miller, who sings my favorite "Dance, Dance, Dance." The Beach Boys is one, I don't know the other.

10)False

Editor said...

pjazz,

i LOVED Patty Duke! her show always seemed so hip. i especially loved the one with chad and jeremy. i was just a kid and really thought there were two actresses for a while...and you are one of the few people who remembered "The System"...

malc,

it definitely counts...i can't believe you knew the b side...

beck,

i'm not altogehter unfamiliar with Steve Miller's catalog, but this one slipped by me...what LP is it on? and i take it you don't like REO? they're EASILY as good as Steve Miller (but that ain't sayin' much...abra, abra cadabra...i wanna reach out and grab ya? pure genius... (just funnin' with ya)

best to you,
Editor

BeckEye said...

"Dance Dance Dance" is on SM's Fly Like an Eagle and also his Greatest Hits.

I like old REO Speedwagon, and some of their '80s stuff, but I absolutely hated that sappy ballad. And I always made fun of Kevin Cronin's drawn-out R's.

Malcolm said...

I had forgotten that I used to make fun of KC's drawn out R's too. Although I don't hate "Can't Fight This Feeling", it's far from my favorite REO tune. Perhaps my favorite song by them is "I Do'wanna Know" from that same album (Wheels Are Turnin'). Cool song and hilarious video!