Frank Sinatra - Quiz
A) Nice 'n' Easy B) Sinatra and Strings C) Ring-a-Ding-Ding! D) The Concert Sinatra
A) Don Costa B) Nelson Riddle C) Alan W. Livingston D) Norman Granz
A) Reprise Records B) Verve Records C) Columbia Records D) Capitol Records
A) Billy May B) Neil Hefti C) Gordon Jenkins D) Nelson Riddle
A) Complete ownership of their work B) Guaranteed radio airplay C) Automated royalty payments D) Lifetime concert bookings
A) $50 million B) $100 million C) $25 million D) $80 million
A) Ring-a-Ding-Ding! B) Softly, as I Leave You C) That's Life D) Sinatra-Basie
A) Nice 'n' Easy B) Point of No Return C) The Concert Sinatra D) September of My Years
A) Neil Hefti B) Don Costa C) Nelson Riddle D) Quincy Jones
A) Sammy Davis Jr. B) Count Basie C) Ben Webster D) Joe E. Lewis
A) Carnegie Hall B) Hollywood Bowl C) Newport Jazz Festival D) Madison Square Garden
A) Strangers in the Night B) That's Life C) September of My Years D) The Concert Sinatra
A) Strangers in the Night B) Ol' Man River C) That's Life D) My Kind of Town
A) My Kind of Town B) It Was a Very Good Year C) That's Life D) Strangers in the Night
A) A tribute to John F. Kennedy B) A fundraiser for Reprise Records C) Support for Mexican charities D) A celebration of the Rat Pack
A) New York B) Nazareth C) Los Angeles D) Mexico City
A) September of My Years B) That's Life C) A Man and His Music D) Sinatra and Strings
A) My Kind of Town B) It Was a Very Good Year C) That's Life D) Strangers in the Night
A) September of My Years B) A Man and His Music C) Sinatra-Basie D) That's Life
A) That's Life B) Strangers in the Night C) My Kind of Town D) It Was a Very Good Year
A) Through formal conservatory training B) By reading sheet music C) By ear D) From his father
A) The 3 Flashes B) The Secaucus Cockamamies C) Hoboken Four D) The Bayonne Bacalas
A) Frank Mane B) Hank Sanicola C) Harry James D) Tommy Dorsey
A) $75 B) $12.50 C) $125 D) $650
A) The Hoboken Four B) The Count Basie orchestra C) Tommy Dorsey band D) The Major Bowes orchestra
A) Collecting stamps B) Horse racing C) Playing saxophone D) Toy trains
A) Tommy Dorsey B) Hank Sanicola C) Harry James D) Willie Moretti
A) Our Love Affair B) Imagination C) Polka Dots and Moonbeams D) I'll Never Smile Again
A) 50% B) 10% C) 43% D) 25%
A) Frank Mane B) Hank Sanicola C) Axel Stordahl D) Buddy Rich
A) Dick Haymes B) Buddy Rich C) Jack Leonard D) Fred Tamburro
A) Major Bowes Amateur Hour B) The Sands Broadcast C) Dance Parade D) Jersey City Radio Hour
A) Dick Haymes B) Jack Leonard C) Buddy Rich D) Frank Mane
A) Harry James B) Tommy Dorsey C) Count Basie D) Bing Crosby
A) 1946 B) 1939 C) 1935 D) 1941
A) Duke Ellington B) Tom Jobim C) Count Basie D) Nelson Riddle
A) None but the Brave B) On the Town C) The Detective D) Tony Rome
A) Nelson Riddle B) Harry James C) Robert Christgau D) Tom Jobim
A) 2001 B) 1988 C) 1998 D) 1995
A) 10 B) 5 C) 20 D) 13
A) The Voice B) My Way C) New York, New York D) September of My Years
A) Guys and Dolls B) On the Town C) High Society D) Pal Joey
A) December 12, 1912 B) December 12, 1915 C) January 15, 1917 D) November 20, 1915
A) A childhood accident B) A fall from a staircase C) Cystic acne D) Forceps used during delivery
A) Lercara Friddi, Sicily B) Genoa, Liguria C) Hoboken, New Jersey D) Naples, Italy
A) Barbara Sinatra B) Natalina "Dolly" Garaventa C) Dolly Hoboken D) Maria Martino
A) Catholic Church B) Greek Orthodox C) Jewish faith D) Protestant Church
A) Journalist B) Civil engineer C) Bantamweight boxer D) Riveter
A) A piano B) A ukulele C) A guitar D) A banjo
A) Poor grades B) Skipping classes C) Fighting D) General rowdiness
A) Firefighter B) Singer C) Riveter D) Delivery boy
A) Stevens Institute B) Tietjen and Lang shipyard C) Jersey Observer D) Hoboken Fire Department
A) 2 years B) 6 months C) 47 days D) 11 months
A) His uncle Domenico B) His mother, Dolly C) His father, Marty D) His godfather Frank
A) Paramount girls B) Sinatratics C) The Voice fans D) Bobby soxers
A) Alec Wilder B) Jack Benny C) Bob Weitman D) George Evans
A) Bobby Soxer Riot B) Columbus Day Riot C) Paramount Theatre Riot D) Sinatramania Riot
A) He was already a famous entertainer B) He paid $40,000 to avoid service C) Physical health issues D) Not acceptable from a psychiatric viewpoint
A) Jack Benny B) Bing Crosby C) Bob Weitman D) Phil Silvers
A) October 12, 1944 B) January 1, 1946 C) June 1, 1943 D) December 30, 1942
A) The Coffee Song B) Nancy (with the Laughing Face) C) White Christmas D) All or Nothing at All
A) George Evans B) Harry James C) Phil Silvers D) Alec Wilder
A) Sweet Lorraine B) The Coffee Song C) Day by Day D) Mam'selle
A) $40,000 B) $50,000 C) $10,000 D) $93,000
A) Drums B) Piano C) Saxophone D) Guitar
A) Natalie Wood B) Grace Kelly C) Ava Gardner D) Nancy Sinatra
A) Desert Inn B) Copa Club C) Sands Hotel and Casino D) Chez Paree
A) Mitch Miller B) Alan Livingston C) Jack Entratter D) Percy Faith
A) Golden Globe for Best Actor B) Grammy Award for Album of the Year C) Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor D) Billboard Favorite Male Vocalist
A) Young at Heart B) I've Got the World on a String C) My Funny Valentine D) A Foggy Day
A) Come Fly with Me B) Close to You C) Come Dance with Me! D) Only the Lonely
A) Come Dance with Me! B) Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely C) No One Cares D) A Swingin' Affair!
A) Gordon Jenkins B) Nelson Riddle C) Billy May D) Axel Stordahl
A) Quincy Jones B) Johnny Hodges C) Claude François D) Paul Anka
A) Duke Ellington B) Paul Simon C) Antônio Carlos Jobim D) Paul Anka
A) Somethin' Stupid B) Yesterday C) My Way D) Indian Summer
A) Ervin Drake B) Claude François C) Jacques Revaux D) Paul Anka
A) 1969 B) 1967 C) 1968 D) 1966
A) Weddings B) Graduations C) Funerals D) Political rallies
A) Comme d'habitude B) Somethin' Stupid C) Yesterday D) Indian Summer
A) Trilogy B) The Main Event C) Watertown D) She Shot Me Down
A) New York, New York B) Angel Eyes C) That's Life D) My Kind of Town
A) Palm Springs Retreat B) The Sinatra Estate C) Blue Eyes Manor D) Villa Maggio
A) Dean Martin B) Count Basie C) Gene Kelly D) Jerry Lewis
A) Gordon Jenkins B) Count Basie C) Woody Herman D) Don Costa
A) Nelson Riddle B) Vinnie Falcone C) Don Costa D) Gordon Jenkins
A) Trilogy: Past Present Future B) The Main Event C) She Shot Me Down D) Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back
A) Las Vegas B) New York C) Chicago D) Los Angeles
A) Loamier B) Metallic C) Brittle D) Fragile
A) Jimmy Carter B) George H.W. Bush C) Ronald Reagan D) Richard Nixon
A) Pneumonia B) Stroke C) Diverticulitis D) Heart failure
A) Quincy Jones B) Bono C) Dean Martin D) Ella Fitzgerald
A) 73 B) 90 C) 84 D) 65
A) L.A. Is My Lady B) Duets II C) Duets D) The Reprise Collection
A) New York City B) Fukuoka Dome, Japan C) Palm Desert D) Las Vegas
A) January 1, 1996 B) December 20, 1994 C) February 25, 1995 D) June 6, 1988
A) White B) Blue C) Red D) Gold
A) 1995 B) 1983 C) 1997 D) 1994
A) Puccini B) Ralph Vaughan Williams C) Alec Wilder D) Antonio Jobim
A) Tony Bennett B) Alec Wilder C) Bing Crosby D) Sammy Cahn |
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