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