Blind Faith - Quiz
A) Jimi Hendrix B) Eric Clapton C) David Gilmour D) Jimmy Page
A) 1973 B) 1967 C) 1971 D) 1969
A) Can't Find My Way Home B) Presence of the Lord C) Sea of Joy D) Had to Cry Today
A) Mitch Mitchell B) Ginger Baker C) Levon Helm D) John Bonham
A) Do What You Like B) Sea of Joy C) Had to Cry Today D) Can't Find My Way Home
A) Country and Folk B) Classical and Jazz C) Blues and Rock D) Reggae and Rap
A) Steve Winwood B) Rick Grech C) Ginger Baker D) Eric Clapton
A) Rick Rubin B) George Martin C) Brian Eno D) Jimmy Miller
A) Presence of the Lord B) Can't Find My Way Home C) Had to Cry Today D) Sea of Joy
A) London B) Tokyo C) Los Angeles D) New York
A) Pink Floyd B) The Spencer Davis Group C) The Beatles D) Led Zeppelin
A) Hyde Park B) Clapton's basement in Surrey, England C) A studio in London D) Traffic's rehearsal cottage in Aston Tirrold
A) Blind Faith B) Cream Reunion C) The Best of Blind Faith D) Super Hits
A) He was unsure about starting a new band so soon after Cream's breakup B) He didn't like jamming with Winwood C) He wanted to retire from music D) He preferred playing solo
A) The band disbanded immediately B) They changed their name and continued as a different group C) They went on a world tour for another year D) They recorded a second album
A) Capitol Records B) Atlantic Records C) Island Records D) Polydor Records
A) Seidemann B) Baker C) Blackwell D) Clapton
A) Sun Studios B) Abbey Road Studios C) Olympic Studios D) Motown Studio
A) Bob Dylan B) Paul McCartney C) Mick Jagger D) John Lennon
A) Eric Clapton B) Ginger Baker C) Ric Grech D) Steve Winwood
A) Traffic B) Cream C) Derek and the Dominos D) Delaney & Bonnie and Friends
A) "Change of Address" / "Sales Office" B) The Finer Things C) Blind Faith album D) "Well All Right" / "Can't Find My Way Home"
A) Percussion B) Drums C) Keyboard D) Guitar
A) Hawaii B) New York C) Florida D) California
A) The Who B) Delaney & Bonnie C) Free D) Taste
A) Disbanding B) Taking a break C) Recording a new album D) Touring
A) "Can't Find My Way Home" B) "Well All Right" C) "Change of Address" D) "Presence of the Lord"
A) Polydor B) Atlantic Records C) Island Records D) Capitol Records
A) Welcome to the Canteen B) The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys C) Traffic D) John Barleycorn Must Die
A) More than half a million B) Over one million C) Less than fifty thousand D) Exactly two hundred thousand
A) It featured a topless 11-year-old girl. B) It included a map of their tour locations. C) It had a picture of the band members. D) It displayed abstract art.
A) 500 copies B) 250 copies C) 750 copies D) 1000 copies
A) 2008 B) 1990 C) 1983 D) 2019
A) London's Hyde Park B) Woodstock Festival C) Madison Square Garden D) Hawaii
A) Isle of Wight Festival B) Glastonbury Festival C) Woodstock Festival D) Monterey Pop Festival
A) June 2009 B) May 2011 C) February 2008 D) July 2018
A) John Barleycorn Must Die B) The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys C) The Finer Things D) Welcome to the Canteen
A) £20 B) £100 C) £40 D) £60
A) Clapton B) Bob Seidemann C) Winwood D) Baker
A) No. 1 B) No. 10 C) No. 3 D) No. 5
A) Australia B) Japan C) Canada D) The United States
A) Well All Right B) Sales Office C) Change of Address D) Presence of the Lord
A) Royal Albert Hall B) Toyota Park Center C) Madison Square Garden D) Izod Center
A) Pink Floyd B) Led Zeppelin C) The Beatles D) Cream
A) Crossroads Guitar Festival B) Madison Square Garden concerts C) Blind Faith reunion D) Benefit for Ronnie Lane |
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