Introducing... The Beatles - Quiz
A) Three times B) Once C) Twice D) Four times
A) Yes, both contained new music B) No C) Only the first repackage contained new music D) Only the second repackage contained new music
A) Vee-Jay VJLP(S)-1092 B) VJLP 1065 C) Vee-Jay VJLP-1050 D) VJLP 1095
A) A fold-out poster cover B) A clear plastic sleeve C) A standard cardboard jacket D) A three-quarters gatefold cover
A) Portrait paintings of the four musicians B) Paintings of famous fans C) Paintings of musical instruments D) Abstract art
A) Ringo B) George C) John D) Paul
A) The quietest Beatle B) The shortest Beatle C) The Nut Beatle D) Nearsighted and the 'Chief Beatle'
A) John B) Paul C) George D) Ringo
A) John B) Ringo C) Paul D) George
A) Song lyrics B) Outlines of hearts below each Beatle-photo C) Advertisements for other artists D) A list of tour dates
A) Instructions on how to fill the hearts with personal photos B) To check off favorite songs C) To collect autographs D) To draw your favorite member
A) It had no text on the label B) It displayed the title of the Four Seasons album C) Yes, it displayed the new title prominently D) No, it still stated Introducing... The Beatles
A) 9 January 1965 B) 31 October 1964 C) 12 January 1964 D) 12 October 1964
A) 15 October 1964 B) 12 October 1964 C) 31 October 1964 D) 9 January 1965
A) Number 142 B) Number 50 C) Number 1 D) Number 63
A) Golden Hits of the Four Seasons B) The Early Beatles C) The Beatles vs the Third Reich D) The Beatles vs the Four Seasons
A) Three B) One C) Four D) Two
A) Please Please Me B) Golden Hits of the Four Seasons C) Meet The Beatles! D) Something New
A) VJLP 1964 B) VJLP 1092 C) VJLP 1050 D) VJLP 1065
A) One week B) Three weeks C) Twelve weeks D) Ten weeks
A) Number 63 B) Number 142 C) Number 11 D) Number 1
A) Rarities B) Songs, Pictures and Stories C) The Beatles vs the Third Reich D) The Early Beatles
A) The band's 1962 Star-Club recordings B) The 1964 Hollywood Bowl recordings C) The Decca audition tapes D) The BBC live sessions
A) 12 October 1964 B) 9 January 1965 C) 15 October 1964 D) 31 October 1964
A) 22 March 1965 B) 15 October 1964 C) 31 October 1964 D) 9 January 1965
A) One B) Four C) Sixteen D) Two
A) Zero B) One C) Four D) Two
A) 12 October 1964 B) 22 March 1965 C) 15 October 1964 D) 9 January 1965
A) 2 B) 14 C) 11 D) 16
A) "Something New" and "A Hard Day's Night" B) "Ask Me Why" and "Love Me Do" C) "Misery" and "There's a Place" D) "I Saw Her Standing There" and "Please Please Me"
A) Something New B) The Early Beatles C) Rarities D) Meet The Beatles!
A) A Hard Day's Night B) With The Beatles C) Please Please Me D) Help!
A) Something New B) Meet The Beatles! C) The Early Beatles D) Rarities
A) It is spoken in reverse B) It is cut short by three numbers leaving only "four!" C) It starts from one instead of four D) It is completely removed
A) In October 1964 B) In January 1965 C) In March 1965 D) In the summer of 1964
A) Five B) Eleven C) Two D) Sixteen
A) Parlophone B) Capitol Records C) Vee-Jay Records D) United Artists Records
A) Promotional radio CDs B) Unauthorized CD reproductions C) Limited edition collector CDs D) Official remastered CDs
A) Billboard B) Record World C) Cash Box D) Rolling Stone
A) Jolly What! England's Greatest Recording Stars B) Meet the Beatles! C) Souvenir of Their Visit to America D) Twist and Shout
A) 10 February B) 2 March C) 23 March D) 26 February
A) P.S. I Love You B) There's a Place C) Love Me Do D) Thank You Girl
A) 10,000 B) 200,000 C) 41,000 D) 1,300,000
A) 27 April B) 2 March C) 23 March D) 9 April
A) Tollie B) Capitol C) Beechwood D) Vee-Jay
A) Declining record sales B) Lack of leadership C) Legal pressure from Capitol D) Financial problems
A) They were too expensive B) The band requested it C) Contracts were already cancelled D) They were low priorities
A) 8 August 1963 B) 7 January 1964 C) 14 December 1963 D) 10 January 1964
A) Beechwood B) Capitol C) Swan D) Vee-Jay
A) New York B) Philadelphia C) Chicago D) Los Angeles
A) Billboard B) Variety C) Cash Box D) Rolling Stone
A) The contract was renewed B) Transglobal demanded it C) Capitol gave permission D) They were desperate for cash
A) First Edition B) Blank Back C) Official Back D) Ad Back
A) Clear Back B) Ad Back C) Blank Back D) White Edition
A) Swan Records B) Transglobal C) Billboard D) Beechwood Music, Inc.
A) Its parent company B) Its legal counsel C) Its primary pressing plant D) Its publishing subsidiary
A) July 1963 B) 10 January 1964 C) May 1962 D) 24 July 2014
A) Vee-Jay Records B) Transglobal C) Parlophone D) Capitol Records
A) 16 B) 10 C) 14 D) 12
A) Alma Cogan B) Paul McCartney C) Ewart Abner D) Frank Ifield
A) RIAA B) Vee-Jay C) Capitol D) EMI
A) Throughout the 1940s B) Late 1960s through the 1990s C) Early 1950s to the mid-1960s D) The 2000s and 2010s
A) Pure white borders B) Bright yellow borders C) Neon pink borders D) Dark brown borders
A) Quadraphonic B) High-definition digital C) Stereo D) Mono
A) Silence B) Spoken word interviews C) Live concert audio D) Mono
A) Stereo records were illegal at the time B) The band hated stereo mixing C) Stereo presses were never manufactured D) Legitimate stereo copies are rare
A) Lead guitar, backing vocals B) Bass guitar, vocals C) Drums, tambourine D) Rhythm guitar, harmonica, vocals
A) Lead guitar, piano B) Rhythm guitar, harmonica C) Bass guitar, vocals D) Drums, maracas
A) John Lennon B) Paul McCartney C) George Martin D) Andy White
A) Backup vocalist B) Producer C) Drummer D) Lead guitarist
A) Tambourine B) Piano C) Celesta D) Harmonica
A) Maracas B) Piano C) Celesta D) Drums |
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