Walls and Bridges - Quiz
A) The Millennium Vinyl Collection B) John Lennon Signature Box C) Between the Lines D) Walls and Bridges
A) Double Fantasy B) The Millennium Vinyl Collection C) Between the Lines D) Old Dirt Road
A) Bob Gruen B) Ken Ascher C) Carlos Alomar D) Tony King
A) Roy Cicala B) Tony King C) Carlos Alomar D) Jim Keltner
A) Tennessee B) Scared C) Old Dirt Road D) Bless You
A) Double Fantasy B) Top of the Pops C) The Millennium Vinyl Collection D) Old Grey Whistle Test
A) EMI B) Apple C) Parlophone D) Capitol
A) 1981 B) 1987 C) 1988 D) 1978
A) 20 July 1987 B) 15 June 1981 C) 4 October 2010 D) 19 April 1988
A) 4 October 2010 B) 15 June 1981 C) 20 July 1987 D) 19 April 1988
A) John Lennon Signature Box B) The Millennium Vinyl Collection C) Old Grey Whistle Test D) Double Fantasy
A) October 2010 B) November 2005 C) July 1987 D) June 1981
A) Five B) Three C) Four D) Two
A) Surprise, Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradox) B) Whatever Gets You thru The Night C) Old Dirt Road D) #9 Dream
A) May Pang B) Bob Gruen C) Roy Kohara D) Tony King
A) Bob Gruen's portraits B) Lennon's childhood drawings C) Lennon's handwritten title D) Lennon's signature
A) Bob Gruen's childhood photos B) Roy Kohara's art direction C) Lennon's childhood drawings D) Lennon's signature and hand-written title
A) Ken Ascher B) Harry Nilsson C) Elton John D) Carlos Alomar
A) Surprise, Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradox) B) Nobody Loves You (When You're Down And Out) C) Old Dirt Road D) Whatever Gets You thru The Night
A) 4 October 2010 B) 19 April 1988 C) 20 July 1987 D) 15 June 1981
A) EMI box set B) John Lennon Signature Box C) The Millennium Vinyl Collection D) Double Fantasy box set
A) Ken Ascher B) Elton John C) John Lennon D) Nicky Hopkins
A) Jim Keltner B) Ken Ascher C) John Lennon D) Julian Lennon
A) John Lennon B) Klaus Voormann C) Ken Ascher D) Jim Keltner
A) Elton John B) Nicky Hopkins C) Harry Nilsson D) John Lennon
A) Ken Ascher B) Klaus Voormann C) Eddie Mottau D) Jesse Ed Davis
A) Howard Johnson B) Ron Aprea C) Bobby Keys D) Frank Vicari
A) Jesse Ed Davis B) Ken Ascher C) Klaus Voormann D) Carlos Alomar
A) Arthur Jenkins B) Nicky Hopkins C) Eddie Mottau D) Ken Ascher
A) Ron Aprea B) Howard Johnson C) Bobby Keys D) Frank Vicari
A) Howard Johnson B) Frank Vicari C) Steve Madaio D) Ron Aprea
A) Frank Vicari B) Howard Johnson C) Ron Aprea D) Bobby Keys
A) Frank Vicari B) Howard Johnson C) Steve Madaio D) Ron Aprea
A) Ken Ascher B) John Lennon C) Julian Lennon D) Jim Keltner
A) Lori Burton B) Harry Nilsson C) Elton John D) May Pang
A) Joey Dambra, Lori Burton and May Pang B) Ron Aprea, Bobby Keys and Steve Madaio C) Shelly Yakus, Jimmy Iovine and Roy Cicala D) John Lennon, May Pang and Elton John
A) Old Dirt Road B) Bless You C) #9 Dream D) Ya Ya
A) Shelly Yakus B) Jimmy Iovine C) May Pang D) Roy Cicala
A) Shelly Yakus B) Roy Cicala C) Jimmy Iovine D) Roy Kohara
A) Jimmy Iovine B) Shelly Yakus C) Bob Gruen D) Roy Cicala
A) Roy Kohara B) Tony King C) Bob Gruen D) May Pang
A) May Pang B) Roy Kohara C) Tony King D) Bob Gruen
A) 1982 B) 1985 C) 1978 D) 1989
A) 1985 B) 1989 C) 1978 D) 1982
A) Capitol B) Parlophone C) EMI D) Apple
A) Capitol B) EMI C) Parlophone D) Apple
A) Strings and brass musicians B) Saxophone and trumpet musicians C) Percussion and drum musicians D) Guitar and piano musicians
A) Third B) Fourth C) Second D) First
A) Capitol Records B) Columbia Records C) Parlophone D) Apple Records
A) 4 October 1974 B) 4 November 1974 C) 26 June 1974 D) 26 September 1974
A) The Long Journey B) California Dream C) Lost Weekend D) Wild Holiday
A) 6 months B) 12 months C) 24 months D) 18 months
A) Diamond B) Platinum C) Silver D) Gold
A) Platinum B) Diamond C) Gold D) Silver
A) June 1974 B) September 1974 C) June 1973 D) December 2005
A) Five years B) One year C) Two years D) Three years
A) George Martin B) Jimmy Iovine C) Elton John D) Phil Spector
A) Abbey Road Studios B) The Plaza C) Record Plant East D) The Pierre
A) Los Angeles Studio B B) Apple Studios in London C) The Pierre in New York D) Record Plant East in New York City
A) May Pang B) Arthur Jenkins C) Harry Nilsson D) Jimmy Iovine
A) The Lost Weekend Band B) Plastic Ono Band C) Plastic Ono Nuclear Band D) The Little Big Horns
A) Two-week period B) A single weekend C) Six-month period D) Eighteen months
A) A sexual pun B) An instrumental jazz solo C) A direct quote from Reverend Ike D) A spoken-word introduction
A) A book of poetry B) A conversation with Yoko Ono C) A dream Lennon had D) Late-night television
A) Reverend Ike B) Martin Luther King Jr. C) Father John Misty D) Billy Graham
A) "Let Me Roll It" by Paul McCartney B) "Ya Ya" by Lee Dorsey C) "Rock Your Baby" by George McCrae D) "How Do You Sleep?" by John Lennon
A) Heavy rock B) Country and western C) Funky R&B D) Jazzy
A) "Scared" B) "Old Dirt Road" C) "Bless You" D) "Whatever Gets You thru the Night"
A) "Beef Jerky" B) "Ah, Bowakawa pousse" C) "Rock Your Baby" D) "Let Me Roll It"
A) "Surprise, Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradox)" B) "Going Down on Love" C) "Bless You" D) "#9 Dream"
A) Imagine B) Rock 'n' Roll C) Mind Games D) Walls and Bridges
A) Phil Spector B) Yoko Ono C) Paul McCartney D) Allen Klein
A) Manager B) Drummer C) Producer D) Engineer
A) "Hey Jude" B) "Yesterday" C) "Band on the Run" D) "Let Me Roll It"
A) 1974 B) 1971 C) 1973 D) 1969
A) Lee Dorsey B) George McCrae C) Frank Sinatra D) Reverend Ike
A) "The Lost Weekend" B) "Plastic Ono" C) "Dr. Winston O'Boogie" D) "Dad"
A) Bass B) Piano C) Drums D) Guitar
A) "If I'd known it was going on the album, I would have played better!" B) "I wish I had played the drums with Phil Spector instead." C) "Why wasn't I credited under my own name?" D) "It is the best track on the album!"
A) Allen Klein B) Pete Hamill C) Ron Aprea D) Jimmy Iovine
A) A choir or a sitar B) A saxophone or a bass drum C) An elephant or a trombone D) A camel or a xylophone
A) Rev. Thumbs Ghurkin B) Kaptain Kundalini C) Dr. Dream D) Mel Torment
A) Al Coury's B) Bob Gruen's C) Roy Kohara's D) Edward MacLysaght's
A) Al Coury B) Roy Kohara C) Bob Gruen D) Bob Mercer
A) Paul McCartney B) Ringo Starr C) Elton John D) George Harrison
A) 50 weeks B) 5 weeks C) 27 weeks D) 12 weeks
A) More adventurous B) Great C) Lovely D) The finest album in the last five years
A) Vinyl LP B) Interview single C) Cassette tape D) 8-track tape
A) WNEW-FM studio B) Capitol Records headquarters C) FA Cup Final stadium D) Madison Square Garden
A) No response B) A mixed response C) A universally positive response D) A universally negative response
A) Ben Gerson B) Greil Marcus C) Ray Coleman D) Robert Christgau
A) Robert Christgau B) Ben Gerson C) Pete Hamill D) Nicholas Schaffner
A) Wayne Robins B) Roy Carr C) Charles Shaar Murray D) Ray Coleman
A) Melody Maker B) Creem C) Rolling Stone D) The Village Voice
A) Rough B) Pedestrian C) Lacklustre D) Superb
A) Tony Tyler B) Ben Gerson C) Greil Marcus D) Charles Shaar Murray
A) Wayne Robins B) Ray Coleman C) Pete Hamill D) Robert Christgau
A) Melanie B) The Plastic Ono Band C) Dr. Winston O'Boogie D) The Fireman
A) Deeply moving and innovative B) Wildly experimental C) Generally lacklustre D) Completely flawless
A) Roy Carr B) Nicholas Schaffner C) Tony Tyler D) Ben Gerson |
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