Bridge over Troubled Water - Quiz
A) Third B) Second C) Fifth and final D) First
A) January 26, 1970 B) March 8, 2011 C) January 26, 1968 D) December 31, 1969
A) Capitol Records B) Warner Bros. Records C) RCA Records D) Columbia Records
A) Art Garfunkel B) Roy Halee C) Mike Nichols D) Paul Simon
A) Art Garfunkel B) Roy Halee C) Paul Simon D) Felice Bryant
A) Felice and Boudleaux Bryant B) Claude Jeter C) Simon & Garfunkel D) Daniel Alomía Robles
A) Roy Halee B) Mike Nichols C) Paul Simon D) Jimmie Haskell
A) Catch-22 B) Bookends C) The Graduate Soundtrack D) Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
A) March 8, 2001 B) March 8, 2011 C) January 26, 1970 D) January 26, 2010
A) Songs of America B) The Graduate C) The Harmony Game D) Catch-22
A) The Wrecking Crew B) Bridge over Troubled Water C) Songs of America D) The Harmony Game
A) Cecilia and The Boxer B) Feuilles-O and Bridge over Troubled Water C) Homeward Bound and Let It Be D) Bye Bye Love and El Cóndor Pasa
A) Six B) Five C) Seven D) Four
A) Record of the Year B) Song of the Year C) Album of the Year D) Best New Artist
A) Over 10 million B) Over 25 million C) Over 3 million D) Over 2 million E) Over 50 million
A) 172 B) 1 C) 500 D) 4
A) Dunbar B) Mike Nichols C) Buck Henry D) Captain Nately
A) Paul Zollo B) Buck Henry C) Mike Nichols D) Jorge Milchberg
A) 1969 B) 2011 C) 1990 D) 1970
A) January 1970 B) January 1969 C) Summer 1969 D) March 1968
A) The mixing engineers B) The film directors C) The backing musicians D) The record label executives
A) Hal Blaine B) Fred Carter Jr. C) Larry Knechtel D) Joe Osborn
A) Joe Osborn B) Hal Blaine C) Fred Carter Jr. D) Larry Knechtel
A) Larry Knechtel B) Hal Blaine C) Joe Osborn D) Fred Carter Jr.
A) Hal Blaine B) Joe Osborn C) Fred Carter Jr. D) Larry Knechtel
A) The Wrecking Crew B) Los Incas C) The Swan Silvertones D) The Righteous Brothers
A) Newport Folk Festival B) Woodstock Festival C) Monterey Pop Festival D) Isle of Wight Festival
A) Rockabilly piano sound B) Classical piano sound C) Jazz piano sound D) Gospel piano sound
A) One verse B) Two verses C) Four verses D) Three verses
A) Four bass guitar parts B) One bass guitar part C) Two bass guitar parts D) Three bass guitar parts
A) In a small vocal booth B) Outdoors C) In an echo chamber D) In a cathedral
A) A string section B) A percussion section C) A woodwind section D) A horn section
A) Like a Pitcher of Water B) Mary Don't You Weep C) Feuilles-O D) Old Man River
A) Claude Jeter's technique B) Elvis Presley's technique C) Johnny Cash's technique D) Phil Spector's technique
A) Mary Don't You Weep B) Bye Bye Love C) Let It Be D) Old Man River
A) Hey Jude B) Yesterday C) Let It Be Me D) Let It Be
A) The Righteous Brothers and 'Old Man River' B) Los Incas and 'El Cóndor Pasa' C) The Wrecking Crew and 'Bookends' D) The Swan Silvertones and 'Mary Don't You Weep'
A) Felice Bryant B) Daniel Alomía Robles C) Claude Jeter D) Phil Spector
A) Sheet music B) A gold record C) A check D) A guitar
A) Roy Halee B) Art Garfunkel C) Peggy's sister D) Simon's wife Peggy
A) A drugged hypodermic needle B) A fictional character in a novel C) A silver musical instrument D) Peggy and her first gray hairs
A) Sing falsetto B) Play the piano C) Play the xylophone D) Sing in his normal voice
A) G major B) E-flat major C) D major D) C major
A) Larry Knechtel B) Roy Halee C) Jorge Milchberg D) Jimmie Haskell
A) A gospel song based on African-American spirituals B) A rockabilly song based on Everly Brothers style C) A jazz song based on bossa nova rhythms D) A Peruvian song based on traditional Andean music
A) Claude Jeter B) Jorge Milchberg of Los Incas C) Daniel Alomía Robles D) Armando Robles Godoy
A) Art Garfunkel B) Jorge Milchberg C) Paul Simon D) Daniel Alomía Robles
A) Roy Halee B) Armando Robles Godoy C) Jorge Milchberg D) Claude Jeter
A) 1970 B) 1971 C) 1968 D) 1990
A) Woodstock B) Peru C) New York City D) Blue Jay Way in Los Angeles
A) A Sony reel-to-reel tape deck B) A vinyl cutting lathe C) An echo chamber D) A cassette recorder
A) The congas B) The piano C) The xylophone D) The drums
A) If I could, I surely would B) I'll be your bridge over deep water C) You're breaking my heart. I'm down on my knees. D) So long already, Artie
A) Joe Osborn B) His brother Eddie C) Fred Carter Jr. D) Larry Knechtel
A) A tribute to an architect B) Exhausting tours in the music industry C) An unfaithful girl who invites another lover to her bed D) A river crossing in times of trouble
A) David Browne B) Anthony Heilbut C) Paul Zollo D) Buck Henry
A) Rockabilly style of the Everly Brothers B) Latin jazz and bossa nova C) Traditional Andean music D) Gospel piano style
A) Political protest B) Exhausting tours C) Unfaithful romance D) Architectural design
A) Actor B) Producer C) Architect D) Arranger
A) Folk rock B) Latin jazz and bossa nova C) Rockabilly D) Gospel
A) Reel-to-reel decks B) Xylophones C) Congas D) Horns
A) Cecilia and El Cóndor Pasa B) Keep the Customer Satisfied and So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright C) Bye Bye Love and Bookends D) Bridge over Troubled Water and The Boxer
A) In 1971 B) In 2011 C) In 1968 D) Later in 1970
A) His film career B) Intense music production C) Gospel record producing D) Solo architecture
A) Directing movies B) Architectural design C) Acting in feature films D) Music
A) Number two B) Number four C) Number one D) Number seventeen
A) Number two B) Number 172 C) Number four D) Number one
A) 3 million copies B) 25 million copies C) 50 million copies D) 2 million copies
A) 3 million copies each B) 1 million copies each C) 25 million copies each D) 2 million copies each
A) Buck Henry B) Paul Zollo C) Mike Nichols D) Roy Halee
A) The Harmony Game B) Bookends C) Songs of America D) Catch-22
A) Dunbar B) Frank Lloyd Wright C) Captain Nately D) Cecilia
A) About two months B) About one month C) About eight months D) About two years
A) One full year B) Eight straight months C) One single week D) The better part of two months
A) David Browne B) Jorge Milchberg C) Anthony Heilbut D) Jimmie Haskell
A) Over ten countries B) Only in Peru C) Only in the United States D) Only in the United Kingdom
A) The best-selling soundtrack ever B) The best-selling folk rock album ever C) The best-selling instrumental album ever D) The best-selling album ever
A) Their electronic synthesizer style B) Their classical orchestra style C) Their traditional folk rock style D) Their a cappella vocal style
A) Mixed B) Laudatory C) Disastrous D) Non-existent
A) Indifferent B) Mixed C) Laudatory D) Unfavorable
A) Vinyl and cassette only B) Stereo and quadraphonic C) Quadraphonic and surround 5.1 only D) Mono and stereo only
A) Feuilles-O B) Mary Don't You Weep C) El Cóndor Pasa D) Old Man River
A) Working intensely with music B) Directing television specials C) Acting in feature films D) Studying architecture
A) A horn arrangement B) A string quartet score C) More lyrics D) A bass line
A) Listed him as Roy Halee B) Wrote it incorrectly as GarFunkel C) Omitted his name entirely D) Spelled it as Art Simon
A) The gospel piano sound B) The bass guitar parts C) The string part D) The drum echo chamber
A) Woodstock B) Peru C) Los Angeles D) New York
A) After two months B) After eight months C) After three days D) After one year
A) Their most traditional folk release B) Most effortless record and their most ambitious C) Strictly traditional folk rock D) Purely rockabilly and jazz
A) A falling bundle of drum sticks B) Architectural drafting tools C) A Peruvian flute D) A silver hypodermic needle
A) A shifting tempo B) An unusually fast tempo C) An unusually slow tempo D) A standard ballad tempo
A) 1968 B) 1970 C) 1967 D) 1969
A) No. 89 B) No. 1 C) No. 16 D) No. 38
A) Martin guitars B) Taylor guitars C) Gibson guitars D) Fender guitars
A) Charlie McCoy B) Bob Moore C) Pete Drake D) Fred Carter Jr.
A) Bob Moore B) Pete Drake C) Charlie McCoy D) Blaine
A) Pete Drake B) Bob Moore C) Charlie McCoy D) Fred Carter Jr.
A) 16-track recording B) 8-track recording C) Stereo recording D) Digital recording
A) Pete Drake's Baby Driver B) Charlie McCoy's Baby Driver C) Edgar Wright's Baby Driver D) Bob Moore's Baby Driver
A) During the opening scene B) During the title card C) At the end credits D) In the middle of a car chase |
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