A) Blues B) Country C) Classical D) Bluegrass
A) Australia B) United States C) United Kingdom D) Canada
A) Alexis Korner B) John Lennon C) Billy Bragg D) Rory Gallagher
A) Electric organ B) Synthesizer C) Brass trumpet D) Washboard
A) Freight Train B) Rock Island Line C) John Henry D) Cumberland Gap
A) A recording session for blues labels B) A music school recital C) A social event with a small charge to pay rent D) A professional jazz concert
A) Lonnie Donegan B) Dan Burley C) Ken Colyer D) Bill Colyer
A) Six-Five Special B) The Ed Sullivan Show C) Ready Steady Go! D) Top of the Pops
A) To the rise of heavy metal B) To the big band swing era C) To punk rock in the 1970s D) To the electronic dance music explosion
A) The Beatles B) The Bee Gees C) The Vipers D) The Hollies
A) It was only played in expensive nightclubs B) It was sponsored by the government C) It required high technical virtuosity D) It required little money for instruments
A) A type of rhythmic dance B) A gathering of musicians C) To make a mess of any business D) A musical string instrument
A) Marty Wilde B) Alexis Korner C) Cliff Richard D) Tommy Steele
A) The term was becoming more popular B) The term was only used for jazz C) The term was legally trademarked D) Groups wanted to stop using the term
A) Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour B) Freight Train C) In the Summertime D) Rock Island Line |