70's Music
History 1950-1955
1960s
100

What drummer played for King Crimson and Yes?

Bill Bruford

100

The infamous Brinks Robbery in 1950 where $2.8 million was stolen in 17 minutes occurred in what city?

Boston

100

What was the name of Grass Roots hit song in 1968?

Midnight Confessions

200

Who was the inspiration behind the Rolling Stones song, "Angie"?

Keith's newborn daughter, Angela

200

"Old soldiers never die... they just fade away, "was said by......

General Douglas MacArthur

200

Who sang Wild Thing?

The Throggs

300

Which 2 bands have sold the most albums?

The Beatles - 160 million

Led Zeppelin - 105 million

300

Catcher in the Rye's portrayal of Holden Caufield's 16 year old life was a huge success. Who wrote the book?

J.D. Salinger

300

The searchers had a 1964 hit about instruments used in seeing. Name them. 

Needles and Pins

400

Who did the original version of, "I love Rock 'n Roll'?

Alan Merill

400

What is the longest running daytime drama moves from radio to T.V. ?


The Guiding Light

400

What dance was popular in the 1960s?

The Twist

500

What was the Original name of Black Sabbath?

Earth

500

Francis Watson and James Crick become famous for discovering.....

The double helix structure of DNA.


500

What classic American novel, published in 1960, became a major bestseller?

To Kill a Mockingbird

600

Who sang "Dead Skunk in the Middle of the Road'?

Loudon Wainwright III

600

Hold the pickle! Hold the lettuce! The First _______ opened in 1954!

Burger King

600

Who shook things up by going electric at the legendary 1965 Newport Folk Festival?

Bob Dylan

700

Where is the group Little River Band originally from?

Melbourne, Australia

700

In 1955, Congress Authorizes all the US currency and coins to say________? 

In God We Trust 

700

Who sang 'A Change is Gonna Come' in 1964, becoming a timeless anthem?

Sam Cooke

800

What is Johnny Rotten's real name?

John Joseph Lydon

800

In 1953 Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgay became the first humans to________?

Reach the summit of Mount Everest

900

What was Fleetwood Mac's only number one single in the U.S.?

Dreams

900

Psychologist Joyce Brothers won the $64,000 question. What was her topic?

Boxing

1000

How many times did Black Sabbath fire their management?

2

1000

Who became the first African American to perform with the New York Metropolitan Opera?

Marian Anderson

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