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From the online quiz i do(take part,not compile).
What's the connection between Snoop Dogg,Dimitri Shostakovich and Pablo Neruda ?
What's the Connection between these songs ?
How Do You Do-Mouth and MacNeal (Big US hit in the 70's apparently),
I Remember Elvis Presley- Danny Mirror
Stars on 45- Starsound
Mississippi-Pussycat
What group was originally known as The Stalk Forrest Group and The Soft White Underbelly?
Who played guitar on “I Zimbra” on Talking Heads’ Fear of Music album?
What Joan Baez song did Judas Priest cover on their Sin After Sin LP? had no idea about this one
Who played keyboards on Black Sabbath’s ‘Sabbra Cadabra’?
one for Mark Ellen
How many members were there originally in the Incredible String Band? no idea also
In Jesus Christ Superstar (the Album) Who sang the part of Jesus ?
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Nearly stumped me
but I know the last one: Ian Gillan.
Without Googling...
I would say the first one...they all have a D in their name.
The Sabbath keyboard player. Russ Conway?
I Zimbra
Robert Fripp on guitar
Going Dutch
That was what I'd have guessed - although I probably knew it in 1979!
Another guess is that Danny Mirror, Pussycat and Starsound are all Dutch ... or Belgian .... no, i'm going with Dutch.
Dutch
According to wikipedia, all are Dutch. Actual miles may vary.
Diamonds and
Rust, only one I could answer
aye
Aye, but you didn't say which one you were answering!
You'll be telling us next Rob Halford isn't Tim Brooke-Taylor's step-brother!!
I'll post the answers Tomorrow evening
good luck
Question one...
I reckon they were all banned from entering the UK.
Black Sabbath question...
was it Don Arden?
Or failing that, Don Airey? He played on everything else...
It was Rick Wakeman wasn't it?
Probably...
I don't know the answer to this. I think the caped keyboardster did play with the 'Heaven and Hell' hitmakers, didn't he?
Seems like he played on every other session
in those days. He tells the story of playing 5 or 6 sessions a day - turn up, sight-read the music, nail it first time, out and onto the next session.
No wonder he had...
a bloody heart attack.
No
that was the onstage beers and curry. Or being married to a Page 3 "stunna".
The Incredibles
The *original* line up had three members - Williamson, Heron and Clive Palmer - but Palmer left before the first album was released.
Blue Oyster Cult
Previously named "The Stalk Forest Group" and "The Soft White Underbelly"
Complete non-google guesses
1. They all got to Number 2 in the charts because the No 1 was occupied by a recently-deceased singer?
Last one - I will go for Paul Nicholas.
Football?
The most fascinating fact about Dimitri Shostakovich was that he was a fully qualified referee. He also composed a ballet, The Golden Age, about a Russian football team's away trip to the west.
I'm pretty sure Pablo Neruda wrote some poems about football.
As for Snoop Dogg - he's not a Macclesfield Town season ticket holder by any chance?
Priest /Baez
Diamonds & Rust
Bit sooner than expected
But they've all been answered correctly-
1)All been banned from entering the UK (Well done Patrick)
2)They are all Dutch (Nice one John W)
3)Blue Oyster Cult (Hats Off to Harry)
4)Robert Fripp (Well Done Pat)
5)Diamonds and Rust (1 point to James Blast)
6)Rick Wakeman (muy Bien Stimpy)
7)3 (Stimpy Again)
8)Ian Gillan (A salute to the Captain)
More when i get them
I'll only claim one point
as the Rick Wakeman answer to (6) was an educated guess.
*Sigh*
I miss Heppo's almost impossible photo quizzes. Has he fallen out with us?
Wasn't it due to a plug in
Something on Firefox that was able to give you all the info about the photo i believe.
I got a point
my day is made, no really
*applauds*