Rock and Roll Trivia

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Just a wild guess Roy...........The Everly Brothers?
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very close Brian read question again.
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Talking of Leo Sayer, which 60's UK rock star allegedly discovered him and was his manager for a while
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OK then here's another guess. Phil Everly?
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royclough wrote:Talking of Leo Sayer, which 60's UK rock star allegedly discovered him and was his manager for a while
That would be Adam Faith I believe although there is another person who also claims this distinction.
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Correct on both counts

David Courtney was the other one you refer to Brian and yes technically you are correct of course.
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Sheena,

George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers?
6 + 9 + 3 + 3 + 8 + 10 = 39
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scotty wrote:
winston wrote:Not Fade Away is indeed the correct answer. Sort of ironic in a way..

Sheena I suspect that we will need a clue on your question. Roy I have no idea what the answer is your question. Perhaps another clue is needed also.
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I can no longer log on at work :(

So: I'll elbow in with two questions -

(1. This band shortened their original 32 letter name at least twice, had some hits, and at least one member went on to Hollywood music fame.

(2. Peter Frampton, Steve Lawrence and Edie Gorme, what's the common link?

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shamustwin wrote:So: I'll elbow in with two questions -

(1. This band shortened their original 32 letter name at least twice, had some hits, and at least one member went on to Hollywood music fame.

(2. Peter Frampton, Steve Lawrence and Edie Gorme, what's the common link?
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They all have stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Peter Frampton’s star is at 6819 Hollywood Blvd

Edie Gorme and Steve Lawrence’s star is at 1541 Vine Street

I'll leave question 1 to others to figure out.
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shamustwin wrote:I can no longer log on at work :(

So: I'll elbow in with two questions -

(1. This band shortened their original 32 letter name at least twice, had some hits, and at least one member went on to Hollywood music fame.

(2. Peter Frampton, Steve Lawrence and Edie Gorme, what's the common link?

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1) The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo?
2) They both covered Black Hole Sun?
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This famous musician who plays multiple instruments equally well toured Italy playing double bass with the Murray Campbell Big Band in the early 1960's. Who is he and where did he study cello and musical composition?
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winston wrote:Sheena,

George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers?
6 + 9 + 3 + 3 + 8 + 10 = 39
Technically, yes. Counted as a right answer (well, i did have a suspicion that there's more than one band that meet the criteria), albeit i actually meant another band. Here it is, and you can see their name at the beginning and the end of the vid.

Edited my new "puzzle" out. Oops. I'm really bad at counting, i thought it was thirty six and it's much less. Sorry.
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oldgeezer54 wrote:
shamustwin wrote:I can no longer log on at work :(

So: I'll elbow in with two questions -

(1. This band shortened their original 32 letter name at least twice, had some hits, and at least one member went on to Hollywood music fame.

(2. Peter Frampton, Steve Lawrence and Edie Gorme, what's the common link?

I can read the answers via email alerts, been enjoying this thread very much!
1) The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo?
2) They both covered Black Hole Sun?
Jerry has asked that I reply for him:
... In the Rock and Roll Trivia, OldGeezer54 has answered my two questions correctly. ("Mystic Knights"... & "Both covered Black Hole Sun") Would you pass that on?

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I have noted a change in the wind,the questions are all getting a bit harder and their being spliced into numerous questions and answers.I like it :D
I wonder if you are talking aboot Jack Bruce he studied in my home town Glasgow.Jack Bruce was born in May 1943 in Bishopbriggs, Lanarkshire, Scotland,10 mins from me, I live in Milngavie very near"Bishy" as we call it.incidently Jack studied at The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. :D That was one for me.Cheers Brian :D :D :D












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