Geographic Band Names
You'll get "More Than a Feeling" listening to this group
Boston
June 7, 1958
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Prince
Robert Allen Zimmerman
He's no longer "A Complete Unknown"
Bob Dylan
John Cougar hit number one with this song in 1982 about two American kids growin' up in the heartland
Jack & Diane
Roger, Freddie, Brian, John
Queen
Hey Toto. Sounds like a tornado went through this place. All we are is "Dust in the Wind"
Kansas
September 23, 1949
Long Branch, New Jersey
Bruce Springsteen
He's no lady, but Steven Tallarico is a real dude.
Steven Tyler
At Wrigley Field they play this 1961 Ray Charles #1 song when the opposing team's pitcher is pulled
Hit The Road Jack
Eddie, Alex. David Lee, Michael
Van Halen
Their first single "A Horse With No Name" went all the way to #1
America
November 27, 1942
Seattle, Washington
Jimi Hendrix
Don't play cards with Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta. She's got a "Poker Face"
Lady Gaga
Raydio hit the Billboard top ten in 1978 with their first ever charted single about these two characters.
Jack and Jill
Paul, Gene, Ace, Peter
Kiss
The 1982 hit "Heat of the Moment" was this group's debut release
Asia
February 20, 1967
Aberdeen, Washington
Kurt Cobain
One of his names is Yusuf Islam. Let's get all aboard the "Peace Train"
Cat Stevens
I was born in a crossfire hurricane are the opening lines of the 1968 Rolling Stones hit
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee, Tommy
The Ramones
This Swedish band hit #1 in their native country with "The Final Countdown"
Europe
March 1, 1994
London, Ontario, Canada
Justin Bieber
Peter Gene Hernandez. This guy is out of this world. He and Mark Ronson spent 14 weeks at number one.
Bruno Mars
It was the closing track on Billy Joel's 1973 Piano Man album -- all seven minutes and 15 seconds of it.
Captain Jack
Jim, Ray, Robby, John
The Doors