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October 27th, 2007, 02:47 AM
#81
moderator
Well now, do we all know what time it is? [img]graemlins/clock.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/hmmm.gif[/img]
That's right, it's HINT time!
First though, Mr. Twister get's two point's for these 2 correct answers:
11) Richard Melville Hall is indeed MOBY.
17) Herbert Khaury is indeed Tiny Tim.
And here are the hints for the remaining four:
03) Michelle Harrison was married to a suicidal grunge rocker.
05) Barry Alan Pincus had a #1 hit with Bruce Johnson's "I Write The Songs" in 1976.
12) Charles Weedon Westover had a #1 hit with "Runaway" in 1961.
14) Mary Isobel Catherine O'Brien had a #4 hit with "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me."
I'll be back after some crass commercial messages, folks!
Good luck to yaz!
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Wink
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October 28th, 2007, 03:57 AM
#82
Inactive Member
3) Courtney Love
5) Barry manilow ?
12) Tom Pettys friend, Del Shannon
14) Dusty Springfield ?
Thankx fer the hints Mr Wink.
rog
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October 28th, 2007, 04:38 AM
#83
moderator
Hi folks and welcome to this special Chaturday night edition
of RGA's Music Trivia Games! [img]wink.gif[/img]
Mr. Ellanoize has 16 atta-boys coming and deservedly so.
Your last four answers have increased your point total by 33<font size="1">1/3</font>% if my math is right, Rog!
03) Michelle Harrison is indeed Courtney Love.
05) Barry Alan Pincus is indeed Barry Manilow.
12) Charles Weedon Westover is indeed Del Shannon.
14) Mary Isobel Catherine O'Brien is indeed Dusty Springfield.
Mr. KLH you have 2 points and have tied for second place with
Mr. Twister who has 2 points as well!
All of you fellers ROCK my Trivia World and I am glad you opted to play this particular game!
You all make hosting fun for this old game show host!
Thanks everyone, I'll be back with our next game before you know it!
See ya then folks.
Goodnight!
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PS Oh yeah, here are your attaboys Mr. Ella!<marquee>attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy attaboy.....dang, that's a lot of attaboys, for sure!</marquee>
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November 5th, 2007, 02:45 AM
#84
Inactive Member
On number 7, I'd guess Quicksilver Messenger Service. They did a pretty memorable jam recording of "Who Do You Love"
The guitarist had a real distinct style, I think he finger-picked with the vibrato bar always working. John Cippolina, I think.
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November 5th, 2007, 03:02 AM
#85
Inactive Member
Oops, sorry, I didn't realize there were four pages of questions
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November 5th, 2007, 03:27 AM
#86
moderator
!No problem Guillam! You were correct, at any rate!
I was a big fan of Quicksilver and John Cippolina! Not sure how he played but I loved what he played!
Who Do You Love was the definitive version of that song. Though other bands covered it, no one did it justice like Quicksilver Messaenger Service did, imo!
Have a good one!
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Gus
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November 24th, 2007, 01:00 AM
#87
Inactive Member
I've been lurking in the shadows, waiting to pounce on Wink Dangerdale's next game but so far, no game. [img]graemlins/hmmm.gif[/img]
What's the deal Wink?
Inquiring wannabe contestants wanna know! [img]wink.gif[/img]
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November 24th, 2007, 03:37 AM
#88
moderator
Sorry for the delay Delvin. We, here at RGA, have been working on it but another project I've been working on has been taking more of my time than I had anticipated.
Stay tuned folks. Game #7 is on it's way!
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Wink
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November 24th, 2007, 07:52 PM
#89
moderator
Hi there folks! It's me Wink Dangerdale and I am here with the long awaited Music Trivia Game #7.
Sorry it took so long, I have been one busy dude, lately!
Shall we cut to the chase then? Here are your 15 questions. I am looking forward to seeing your 15 answers!
Good luck to all of our contestants! [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img] [img]wink.gif[/img]
01) In late 1964 Jackie DeShannon met this, now legendary, rocker in England, and they wrote several songs together in early 1965 that were recorded by Marianne Faithful. Who is he?
02) Neil Diamond recently revealed who the "Caroline" was that inspired his 1969 hit "Sweet Caroline." Can you name her?
03) Kenny Loggins 1979 smash duet with Stevie Nicks "Whenever I Call You Friend" was co-written by who?
04) In 1958 The Royal Teens caused a brief sensation with their #3 singsong novelty. More recently the melody has been part of a commercial jingle for Nair depilatory cream. Can you name the song?
05) This Michigan rock hero recorded "East Side Story" in 1966. The Tune had previously been a failure for the Michigan based Underdogs, whose line-up included Michael and Suzi Quatro and future Eagle Glenn Frey,
but his version was a local hit. He later produced Frey's first single, "Such A Lonely Child." Who is he?
06) When Joe Walsh left The James Gang in 1973, he recommended this rocker as a replacement and, indeed, he appears on the James Gang "Bang" and "Miami" albums. In 1975 he replaced Richie Blackmore in Deep Purple.
He died of a a drug overdose in 1976. Can you name him?
07) The Cream song "Badge" was written by Eric Clapton and another rock legend. Who was it?
08) With a mellow pop style, similar to the Association's, this band had some minor pop hits in 1966, including Younger Girl and Mr. Dieingly Sad. Can you name the band?
09) John Sebastian and Zal Yanovsky, of The Loving Spoonful, had previously been members of the "Mugwumps" with two singers who made it big in another popular singing group. Can you identify them?
10) This British quartet of skiffle revivalists had a novelty hit in 1970 with "In The Summertime" that earned them a gold record in the united States. Can you name this quartet?
11) Formed by ex-Left Banke mentor Michael Brown, this band had a #1 hit in 1973 with "Brother Louie" The tune was written by Errol Brown of the British soul group Hot Chocolate, who released a competing version of it the same year. Can you name the band?
12) This Dutch heavy-metal group were superstars in their homeland and a minor act every place else until "Radar Love" hit #13 in the U.S. in 1974. Who were they?
13) Nigel Harrison, of Blondie, played bass (uncredited) on this all-girl rock band's debut album in 1976.
Can you name their self-titled 1st album?
14) Cheech and Chong fronted a virtual supergroup, for their 1973 studio recording of "Basketball Jones featuring Tyrone Shoelaces" produced by Lew Adler. Can you name the guitarist on this funny recording?
15) John Lennon led a weekly series of jam sessions during his infamous "lost weekend," in the mid-seventies, when he separated from Yoko Ono and moved to Los Angeles. This mega-rock star sat in on some of the Sunday sessions, taking the vocals on a funky Willie Dixon cover, called "Too Many Cooks" which also featured Harry Nilsson on backing vocals, Al Kooper on keyboards and Jack Bruce on bass. This recording was finally released, this year, on his new "best of" CD. Who is he?
See ya soon ya'all!
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Wink
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November 24th, 2007, 08:55 PM
#90
Inactive Member
Hi there
Well, at least I managed to figure out some answer
#6 If Im not wrong I think his name was Tommy Bolin
#12 Golden Earring
#13 A piece of cake: THE RUNAWAYS
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