A) Second B) Third C) First D) Fifth and final
A) December 31, 1969 B) January 26, 1968 C) March 8, 2011 D) January 26, 1970
A) Warner Bros. Records B) Columbia Records C) Capitol Records D) RCA Records
A) Art Garfunkel B) Mike Nichols C) Roy Halee D) Paul Simon
A) Roy Halee B) Paul Simon C) Art Garfunkel D) Felice Bryant
A) Claude Jeter B) Felice and Boudleaux Bryant C) Simon & Garfunkel D) Daniel Alomía Robles
A) Roy Halee B) Mike Nichols C) Jimmie Haskell D) Paul Simon
A) Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme B) Catch-22 C) Bookends D) The Graduate Soundtrack
A) January 26, 2010 B) March 8, 2011 C) January 26, 1970 D) March 8, 2001
A) The Graduate B) The Harmony Game C) Catch-22 D) Songs of America
A) The Harmony Game B) The Wrecking Crew C) Bridge over Troubled Water D) Songs of America
A) Feuilles-O and Bridge over Troubled Water B) Cecilia and The Boxer C) Bye Bye Love and El Cóndor Pasa D) Homeward Bound and Let It Be
A) Seven B) Five C) Four D) Six
A) Record of the Year B) Album of the Year C) Best New Artist D) Song of the Year
A) Over 2 million B) Over 3 million C) Over 25 million D) Over 50 million E) Over 10 million
A) 500 B) 172 C) 4 D) 1
A) Mike Nichols B) Dunbar C) Buck Henry D) Captain Nately
A) Paul Zollo B) Jorge Milchberg C) Mike Nichols D) Buck Henry
A) 1970 B) 1990 C) 1969 D) 2011
A) January 1970 B) March 1968 C) January 1969 D) Summer 1969
A) The record label executives B) The mixing engineers C) The backing musicians D) The film directors
A) Joe Osborn B) Larry Knechtel C) Fred Carter Jr. D) Hal Blaine
A) Larry Knechtel B) Fred Carter Jr. C) Joe Osborn D) Hal Blaine
A) Fred Carter Jr. B) Joe Osborn C) Hal Blaine D) Larry Knechtel
A) Joe Osborn B) Larry Knechtel C) Hal Blaine D) Fred Carter Jr.
A) Los Incas B) The Swan Silvertones C) The Wrecking Crew D) The Righteous Brothers
A) Newport Folk Festival B) Woodstock Festival C) Monterey Pop Festival D) Isle of Wight Festival
A) Jazz piano sound B) Gospel piano sound C) Rockabilly piano sound D) Classical piano sound
A) Four verses B) Three verses C) One verse D) Two verses
A) One bass guitar part B) Two bass guitar parts C) Three bass guitar parts D) Four bass guitar parts
A) In a small vocal booth B) Outdoors C) In a cathedral D) In an echo chamber
A) A horn section B) A percussion section C) A woodwind section D) A string section
A) Mary Don't You Weep B) Feuilles-O C) Old Man River D) Like a Pitcher of Water
A) Elvis Presley's technique B) Johnny Cash's technique C) Phil Spector's technique D) Claude Jeter's technique
A) Let It Be B) Mary Don't You Weep C) Bye Bye Love D) Old Man River
A) Yesterday B) Let It Be Me C) Let It Be D) Hey Jude
A) The Righteous Brothers and 'Old Man River' B) The Wrecking Crew and 'Bookends' C) The Swan Silvertones and 'Mary Don't You Weep' D) Los Incas and 'El Cóndor Pasa'
A) Phil Spector B) Claude Jeter C) Felice Bryant D) Daniel Alomía Robles
A) A gold record B) A guitar C) Sheet music D) A check
A) Peggy's sister B) Art Garfunkel C) Roy Halee D) Simon's wife Peggy
A) A fictional character in a novel B) Peggy and her first gray hairs C) A drugged hypodermic needle D) A silver musical instrument
A) Play the piano B) Sing falsetto C) Sing in his normal voice D) Play the xylophone
A) D major B) C major C) G major D) E-flat major
A) Roy Halee B) Larry Knechtel C) Jorge Milchberg D) Jimmie Haskell
A) A Peruvian song based on traditional Andean music B) A jazz song based on bossa nova rhythms C) A gospel song based on African-American spirituals D) A rockabilly song based on Everly Brothers style
A) Daniel Alomía Robles B) Jorge Milchberg of Los Incas C) Armando Robles Godoy D) Claude Jeter
A) Art Garfunkel B) Jorge Milchberg C) Daniel Alomía Robles D) Paul Simon
A) Roy Halee B) Jorge Milchberg C) Armando Robles Godoy D) Claude Jeter
A) 1970 B) 1990 C) 1971 D) 1968
A) Blue Jay Way in Los Angeles B) Peru C) Woodstock D) New York City
A) An echo chamber B) A Sony reel-to-reel tape deck C) A cassette recorder D) A vinyl cutting lathe
A) The congas B) The xylophone C) The piano D) The drums
A) I'll be your bridge over deep water B) So long already, Artie C) You're breaking my heart. I'm down on my knees. D) If I could, I surely would
A) His brother Eddie B) Joe Osborn C) Fred Carter Jr. D) Larry Knechtel
A) A river crossing in times of trouble B) An unfaithful girl who invites another lover to her bed C) Exhausting tours in the music industry D) A tribute to an architect
A) David Browne B) Paul Zollo C) Anthony Heilbut D) Buck Henry
A) Gospel piano style B) Latin jazz and bossa nova C) Traditional Andean music D) Rockabilly style of the Everly Brothers
A) Political protest B) Unfaithful romance C) Exhausting tours D) Architectural design
A) Actor B) Producer C) Arranger D) Architect
A) Folk rock B) Latin jazz and bossa nova C) Gospel D) Rockabilly
A) Horns B) Reel-to-reel decks C) Xylophones D) Congas
A) Cecilia and El Cóndor Pasa B) Bye Bye Love and Bookends C) Bridge over Troubled Water and The Boxer D) Keep the Customer Satisfied and So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright
A) In 1968 B) In 1971 C) Later in 1970 D) In 2011
A) Gospel record producing B) Solo architecture C) His film career D) Intense music production
A) Architectural design B) Music C) Acting in feature films D) Directing movies
A) Number seventeen B) Number one C) Number four D) Number two
A) Number four B) Number 172 C) Number two D) Number one
A) 50 million copies B) 2 million copies C) 3 million copies D) 25 million copies
A) 2 million copies each B) 25 million copies each C) 3 million copies each D) 1 million copies each
A) Roy Halee B) Mike Nichols C) Paul Zollo D) Buck Henry
A) Catch-22 B) Bookends C) The Harmony Game D) Songs of America
A) Cecilia B) Dunbar C) Captain Nately D) Frank Lloyd Wright
A) About two years B) About two months C) About one month D) About eight months
A) One single week B) The better part of two months C) One full year D) Eight straight months
A) Jimmie Haskell B) Anthony Heilbut C) David Browne D) Jorge Milchberg
A) Only in the United States B) Over ten countries C) Only in the United Kingdom D) Only in Peru
A) The best-selling soundtrack ever B) The best-selling folk rock album ever C) The best-selling album ever D) The best-selling instrumental album ever
A) Their electronic synthesizer style B) Their a cappella vocal style C) Their classical orchestra style D) Their traditional folk rock style
A) Laudatory B) Non-existent C) Disastrous D) Mixed
A) Indifferent B) Unfavorable C) Mixed D) Laudatory
A) Mono and stereo only B) Stereo and quadraphonic C) Quadraphonic and surround 5.1 only D) Vinyl and cassette only
A) El Cóndor Pasa B) Old Man River C) Feuilles-O D) Mary Don't You Weep
A) Studying architecture B) Acting in feature films C) Directing television specials D) Working intensely with music
A) A bass line B) More lyrics C) A horn arrangement D) A string quartet score
A) Wrote it incorrectly as GarFunkel B) Omitted his name entirely C) Listed him as Roy Halee D) Spelled it as Art Simon
A) The string part B) The gospel piano sound C) The bass guitar parts D) The drum echo chamber
A) Los Angeles B) New York C) Woodstock D) Peru
A) After one year B) After eight months C) After two months D) After three days
A) Purely rockabilly and jazz B) Strictly traditional folk rock C) Most effortless record and their most ambitious D) Their most traditional folk release
A) Architectural drafting tools B) A Peruvian flute C) A falling bundle of drum sticks D) A silver hypodermic needle
A) A shifting tempo B) A standard ballad tempo C) An unusually slow tempo D) An unusually fast tempo
A) 1968 B) 1967 C) 1970 D) 1969
A) No. 89 B) No. 1 C) No. 16 D) No. 38
A) Fender guitars B) Taylor guitars C) Martin guitars D) Gibson guitars
A) Charlie McCoy B) Fred Carter Jr. C) Bob Moore D) Pete Drake
A) Blaine B) Bob Moore C) Charlie McCoy D) Pete Drake
A) Pete Drake B) Bob Moore C) Charlie McCoy D) Fred Carter Jr.
A) 8-track recording B) Stereo recording C) Digital recording D) 16-track recording
A) Pete Drake's Baby Driver B) Edgar Wright's Baby Driver C) Bob Moore's Baby Driver D) Charlie McCoy's Baby Driver
A) During the opening scene B) In the middle of a car chase C) During the title card D) At the end credits |