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Don't feel stupid after failing this pop music quiz, most people failed it.

If you like this Music quiz give us a thumbs up. Don't forget to share your score. Want to play an interactive quiz? go to: https://weqyoua.com/quizzes/1315-Don_... Question 1: Pardon me, boy, but what famous train left Pennsylvania Station from Track 29, at 'bout a quarter to four? Answer a: Tom Thumb Answer b: Super Chief Answer c: Orient Express Answer d: Chattanooga Choo Choo Question 2: Robert Zimmerman insists he didn't pick his stage name in honor of Dylan Thomas, even though they both hung out the White Horse Tavern in Greenwich Village. Who did Zimmerman become? Answer a: BJ Thomas Answer b: Bob Dylan Answer c: Dylan McDermott Answer d: Tom Jones Question 3: Alongside the Platters, what band starred as themselves in the movie "Rock Around the Clock"? Answer a: Kinks Answer b: Buddy Holly and the Crickets Answer c: Yardbirds Answer d: Bill Haley and the Comets Question 4: Although Beethoven called it "Quasi una fantasia" (Almost a Fantasy), what nickname is given to his Piano Sonata in C-Sharp Minor, Op 27? Answer a: Choral Sonata Answer b: Moonlight Sonata Answer c: Pathetique Sonata Answer d: Eroica Sonata Question 5: Shortly after a Grammy-winning comeback with "Sexual Healing," who moved back home in Los Angeles and was shot dead by his Pentecostal minister father after a fight over missing business documents? Answer a: Sam Kinison Answer b: Sam Cooke Answer c: Phil Hartman Answer d: Marvin Gaye Question 6: What disparaging nickname was shared by pianists Antoine Dominique Domino and Thomas Wright Waller? Answer a: Yardbird Answer b: Fishbone Answer c: Fats Answer d: Dizzy Question 7: Whose version of "Hello, Dolly" displaced the Beatles from their three-month lock on the top of the pops? Answer a: Louie Armstrong Answer b: Hank Williams Sr Answer c: Frank Sinatra Answer d: Elvis Presley Question 8: What Canadian had his first #1 in 15 years in 1974, when he announced that "You're Having My Baby"? Answer a: Lorne Green Answer b: Paul Anka Answer c: William Shatner Answer d: Robert Goulet Question 9: When "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," it was to show off his skill with what instrument? Answer a: Saxophone Answer b: Triangle Answer c: Piano Answer d: Fiddle Question 10: Neil Young's title track "Sleeps With Angels" was written for what musician, whose suicide note included some of Young's lyrics? Answer a: Kurt Cobain Answer b: George Harrison Answer c: Johnny Cash Answer d: Andy Gibb This video contains AI-generated content, including synthetic voice and visuals.