I Need You (Beatles song) - Quiz
A) Ringo Starr B) George Martin C) John Lennon D) Paul McCartney
A) The Sunshine Company B) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers C) Journey D) The Byrds
A) Roger McGuinn B) George Tipton C) George Harrison D) George Martin
A) The Help! Album Launch B) Concert for George C) Imperial Records Showcase D) The Traces Tour
A) Journey B) The Sunshine Company C) The Beatles D) The Byrds
A) Paul McCartney B) Steve Perry C) George Harrison D) Roger McGuinn
A) John Lennon B) Tom Petty C) George Martin D) Steve Perry
A) Bossa nova B) R&B C) Country D) Rock and roll
A) Olivia Harrison B) George Martin C) Roger McGuinn D) Paul McCartney
A) Lead vocal B) Snare drum C) Classical guitar D) Twelve-string lead guitar
A) George Harrison B) John Lennon C) Ringo Starr D) Paul McCartney
A) Classical guitar B) Cowbell C) Snare drum D) Bass guitar
A) Twelve-string lead guitar B) Classical guitar C) Bass guitar D) Snare drum
A) 12-string folk B) Bossa nova C) R&B pocket thing D) Classical acoustic
A) Double-time B) Faster C) Slower D) The same
A) G major B) E major C) D major D) A major
A) Compressor B) Distortion pedal C) Volume pedal D) Wah-wah pedal
A) Eight-bar binary B) Twelve-bar blues C) Sixteen-bar ternary D) Fourteen-bar ternary
A) vi-ii-V B) I-IV-V C) ii-V-I D) IV-V-I
A) Dominic Pedler B) George Martin C) Alan Pollack D) Ian Inglis
A) A major and D major B) D major and G major C) E major and A major D) B7 and E7
A) Increasing the tempo B) Repeating the tonic chord C) Alternating between vi and iii chords D) Slowing down the melody
A) Angry and vengeful B) Joyful and celebratory C) Bitter-sweetly mixed tone of plaintive, terminal desperation D) Indifferent and detached
A) The lyrics explicitly state she will return B) The song ends on a major chord C) The slow, melancholy melody D) The upbeat tempo and arrangement
A) Spiritual enlightenment B) Standard boy–girl themes of love C) The challenges of fame D) Political protest
A) With the Beatles B) Rubber Soul C) Help! D) A Hard Day's Night
A) 1965 B) 1966 C) 1963 D) 1964
A) Cynthia Lennon B) Maureen Cox C) Jane Asher D) Pattie Boyd
A) August 1964 B) February 1965 C) March 1964 D) January 1966
A) Taxman B) You Like Me Too Much C) I Need You D) Don't Bother Me
A) Under military protection from a murderous cult B) In a recording studio C) On a secluded island D) At a crowded concert venue
A) John Lennon B) Ringo Starr C) George Martin D) Paul McCartney
A) February 1965 B) January 1966 C) August 1964 D) March 1964
A) You Like Me Too Much B) If I Needed Someone C) Think for Yourself D) Taxman
A) Travel to India B) Classical music study C) Piano lessons D) Habitual marijuana use
A) Sun Studios B) EMI Studios C) Apple Studios D) Decca Studios
A) Help! B) Day Tripper C) Ticket to Ride D) Yesterday
A) Eric Clapton B) Big Jim Sullivan C) Jimmy Page D) Jeff Beck
A) Gretsch Country Gentleman B) Fender Stratocaster C) Rickenbacker 12-string D) Gibson Les Paul
A) Ampex 350 B) Studer J37 C) Telefunken M10 D) Revox B77
A) Salisbury Plain B) The Bahamas C) Liverpool D) Abbey Road
A) Centurion tanks B) Sherman tanks C) Armored trucks D) Panzer tanks
A) Buckingham Palace B) Stonehenge C) Big Ben D) Tower Bridge
A) Ron Howard B) Michael Lindsay-Hogg C) Richard Lester D) Peter Jackson
A) March B) May C) April D) February
A) Columbia B) Apple Records C) Parlophone D) Decca
A) Fifth B) Third C) Fourth D) Second
A) An experimental jazz track B) A failed experiment C) A catchy pop tune D) A long, bluesy ballad
A) John Bergstrom B) Rob Sheffield C) Mark Kemp D) Alan Clayson
A) Mark Kemp B) Mark Hertsgaard C) Alan Clayson D) Jon Savage |
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