Music D-G: 'F' Trivia

1. What are the band member's first names?

From Quiz All about 5SOS (5 Seconds of Summer)

Answer: Calum, Ashton, Luke and Michael

Calum Thomas Hood is the bassist in the band. Ashton Fletcher Irwin is the drummer in the band, he is also the oldest. Luke Robert Hemmings is the lead singer, he's the youngest. Michael Gordon Clifford is the lead guitarist.

From Quiz Andy Fairweather Low - Keeping On Rocking

Answer: Wales

Andy Fairweather Low was born in the Glamorgan mining town of Ystrad Mynach in 1948, before moving to Cardiff. He came from a working class background and grew up on a council estate. He was always keen on music but did not have any practical experience until he started working in a music shop in Cardiff - hired by Dave Edmunds, who would also become one of the best guitarists and singers to come out of Wales. "It was there that I first picked up a guitar. I just couldn't stop. It was like a candy store. I got to play and borrow loads of different guitars," Fairweather Low later told 'guitar.com'. By 1965 he was with Amen Corner and moved around a lot. He also got to rub shoulders with some of the rock greats of the 1960s - including Jimi Hendrix, for whom he sang backing vocals on a record.

From Quiz Five Iron Frenzy Quiz for Stinky Hippies

Answer: It's Funny, but Not Very Creative

All three songs on this record were also on their first CD, "Upbeats and Beatdowns". These songs are "A Flowery Song", "Third World Think Tank", and "Everywhere I Go". They happen to be the last three songs on the CD.

From Quiz Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends

Answer: Nancy

So far, in all of the versions I am familiar with, if they mention any name, it is Nancy Blair. The lyrics used here are fairly typical of the various versions. "As I went out one morning fair, (Heave away, haul away,) Was there I met Miss Nancy Blair. (We're bound for South Australia.)" Then a little later "There was but onе thing creased me mind, (Heave away, haul away,) Must leave Miss Nancy Blair behind. (We're bound for South Australia.)" Other sets of lyrics I have seen don't name any one. Looking at recordings I have, three are from different Fisherman's Friends albums, the Clancy Brothers, the Pogues, the Dubliners, the Yetties and the Seekers all get a look in. This would suggest that Nancy has been a busy lady.

From Quiz The Fisherman's Friends are "Sole Mates"

Answer: Paradise Street

A more commonly heard version starts: "As I was a walking down Paradise Street". However here we have; "I was drunk as a skunk down on Paradise Street". We have already strayed from the upright sailor image, usually found in the refined song. Then the sailor meets with a female. The nice version runs "A pretty young damsel I chanced for to meet". Whereas here we have "a minging old strumpet I chanced for to meet". (Translation, a smelly old prostitute.) In most of the versions the lady is working for the press gang or such like and the sailor ends up as crew on a ship. In this version he merely ends up with an unpleasant disease.

From Quiz Song in My Heart

Answer: Oxford

Foals were formed in Oxford in 2005, from the remnants of local bands The Edmund Fitzgerald (singer Yannis Philippakis and drummer Jack Bevan) and Face Meets Grill (guitarist Jimmy Smith and bassist Walter Gervers). Gervers and Smith attended the Abingdon School, the same school where all five members of Radiohead met. Philippakis was a student at Oxford University, but dropped out when Foals were signed. Keyboardist Edwin Congreave was the last to join.

From Quiz Fatboy Slim, Funk Soul Brother

Answer: Quentin

Norman Cook's real name is actually Quentin Cook. He DJ'ed as 'DJ Quentox' while a student at Brighton Polytechnic, and adopted the pseudonym of Fatboy Slim in 1996. He said in a 2001 interview with NPR that it 'doesn't mean anything', that he had lied about the name so many different times that he couldn't even remember the real reason for choosing it, and that it was an oxymoron.

From Quiz Adam Faith

Answer: The Worried Men

Adam, or Terry Nelhams-Wright as he was then called, sang with the Worried Men in coffee bars after work. They became the resident band of 21s Coffee Bar, where they appeared on the BBC television show 'Six Five Special'. Jack Good, a British television and music producer, saw talent in the young singer and signed him up to record a solo single with HMV, under the name of Adam Faith.

From Quiz The Great Songstress Roberta Flack

Answer: You've Got a Friend

Carole King recorded the song "You've Got a Friend" for her 1971 album "Tapestry". On May 29, 1971, both James Taylor and the duo of Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway released a cover version of King's "You've Got a Friend". The song won Grammy Award for Song of the Year.

From Quiz Anatomy of a Song: "Signs"

Answer: Long-haired freaky people

"And the sign says, "Long-haired freaky people need not apply" So I tucked my hair up under my hat and I went in to ask him why" I think the scene gets set for this song brilliantly in the first two lines. Got to love a song that makes you laugh in the first verse! Intriguingly, the hair under the hat line is repeated, almost verbatim ("I stuffed my hair up under my hat") by The Charlie Daniels Band in their 1973 song "Uneasy Rider". This author thinks that is way too much of a coincidence not to be an homage to the earlier song.

From Quiz Fitz and the Tantrums

Answer: Noelle Scaggs

Noelle Scaggs was the only female to appear on the band's first three albums. She plays the tambourine and other percussion instruments. On most songs, she provides backing vocals and/or co-lead vocals with Michael Fitzpatrick. On some songs, such as the title track of the debut album "Pickin' up the Pieces" and "The End" from the album "More Than Just a Dream" she sings some lead vocals. In concerts, she encourages the audience to participate. She's a huge part of the sound of Fitz and the Tantrums as well as a huge part of why they are so fun.

From Quiz Lyrics Of Eddie Fisher

Answer: Turn Back The Hands Of Time

All four songs are rated by (JW). In 1951, "Turn Back The Hands Of Time" was a number eight hit. "Lady Of Spain" scored at number six in 1952, "The Little Shoemaker" at number nine in 1954, and "Just To Be With You" at number 18 in 1953.

From Quiz Falco

Answer: Johann Hölzel

Born in Vienna, Austria in 1957, Johann Hölzel began his solo career as Falco after returning from West Berlin, taking the name from Falko Weisspflog, an East German ski jumper.

From Quiz Fifth Harmony "Reflection" Album

Answer: Like Mariah

"Like Mariah" is in honor of one of their inspirations and role models, Mariah Carey. The girls have expressed their admiration for the singer on many different occasions. The song references Mariah's song "Always Be My Baby".

From Quiz The Fugs - An American Band (Part 1)

Answer: Broadside, ESP, Atlantic, Reprise, Fontana

The early Fugs records were released by Broadside Records (later reissued on ESP). Then on ESP Disk, after which Atlantic signed them (but never released anything until the Rhino Handmade 'Electromagnetic Steamroller' compilation issued the unreleased Atlantic album)and after Atlantic dropped them they were signed to the Reprise label. In Europe some of their early albums were issued legitimately on the Fontana label as well as the Reprise label.

From Quiz The Solo Career of Glenn Frey

Answer: The One You Love

The love song "The One You Love" was the first single released from Glenn Frey's 1982 debut album "No Fun Aloud". The song hit the top twenty in Canada and the United States. The female subject of the song was deciding with which man she would have a romantic relationship- the one who loves her or the one she loves.

From Quiz "Some Nights" the Album by Fun

Answer: 1

This was their second studio album. "Aim and Ignite," was released three years previously but didn't achieve mainstream success.

From Quiz Florida Georgia Line Lyrics

Answer: Stay

This song is originally by rock band Black Stone Cherry. In 2013 Florida Georgia Line decided to do a cover on the song. "Dallas" actor Josh Henderson featured in the music video.

From Quiz Why Do You Have A Cloud In Your Eye?

Answer: Hip Priest

Our first acquaintance with the Hip Priest is in the eponymous song from "Hex Enduction Hour" (1982). The exact identity and reference as to who the Hip Priest actually is are obscure and often debated. Definitely the kind of a guy I would like to buy a pint to. For more information: http://annotatedfall.doomby.com/pages/the-annotated-lyrics/hip-priest.html

From Quiz Carrera Lu (Lupe Fiasco)

Answer: Lasers

The third album was "Lasers", and it stood for: "Love Always Shines Everytime, Remember 2 Smile". The album was released in 2011.

From Quiz Sage Francis Lyrics: "Li(f)e"

Answer: "Little Houdini"

Sage Francis is basically the progenitor of indie-rap music. The song "Little Houdini" was written by Sage Francis and Jason Lytle.

From Quiz "Hand Built by Robots"

Answer: Acoustic music for the digital age

Newton Faulkner is an English singer-songwriter whose acoustic guitar-playing is characterized by his finger-picking style and the use of various parts of the instrument to provide percussion effects. He was born in Reigate, Surrey in 1985.

From Quiz Thank your Lucky Stars for Dean Friedman

Answer: Ariel

"Ariel" reached Number 26 on the Hot 100 in 1977. It includes a mention in the lyrics for Dean's home town of Paramus. It also references the "Star Spangled Banner".

From Quiz Anatomy of a Song: "Vindaloo"

Answer: "We are from England"

I am happy to acknowledge my indebtedness to the Dictionary.com online translator for the non-English options, which indicate that the speakers are from Germany, Brazil and France. NB - the actual words are "We're from England", but the quiz software apparently doesn't like apostrophes, and kept marking the correct answer as wrong!

From Quiz Four Year Strong Lyrics

Answer: Bada Bing! Wit' a Pipe

This song was featured on the 2008 Warped Tour compilation and is probably one of the band's best known songs.

From Quiz The Format Lyrics

Answer: At The Wake

Sam Means and Nate Ruess formed The Format in 2001. The band was formed in Peoria, Arizona.

From Quiz Falkenbach Knowledge

Answer: 1996

The closing track of this album, "... Into The Ardent Awaited Land" was later re-recorded as an acoustic track for "Ok Nefna Tysvar Ty".

From Quiz Finger Eleven: "Them vs. You vs. Me"

Answer: 5

The band Finger Eleven was originally called Rainbow Butt Monkeys. Finger Eleven's first five albums were "Letters From Chutney", "Tip", "The Greyest of Blue Skies", "Finger Eleven" and "Them vs. You vs. Me".

From Quiz Feist

Answer: 7 and 8

Here's the line: "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10 Money can't buy you back the love that you had then" The song "1234," after its debut in the iPod Nano commercial, pushed the sales of the album "The Reminder" way up. It is often viewed as Feist's "masterpiece" and caused her to win the Juno award for "Single of the Year" in 2007.

From Quiz Frankie J

Answer: Frankie J

Frankie J's debut album was first released in Spanish in 2003. The English version was released later the same year.

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