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1. Known as a New Orleans based trumpet player, which musician composed and produced many of Fats Domino's recordings in the fifties?
2. Beginning in 1945 Doris Day placed five singles in the US Number One slot. Which 1956 US Number Two song was from the Alfred Hitchcock film "The Man Who Knew Too Much"?
3. Which Grammy winning New Orleans based musician and songwriter formed The Meters and The Funky Meters in addition to being a member of his family's band?
4. Which composer and conductor who married Mia Farrow in 1970 earned Academy awards for scoring "Irma la Douce"(1963), "My Fair Lady" (1964), "Gigi" (1958) and "Porgy and Bess" (1959)?
5. Richard Anthony Monsour went by what name on the album cover of his 1963 "The King of the Surf Guitar" album?
6. Daryl Frank Dragon rose to prominence as a keyboard player in the seventies using what nickname?
7. Eddie Money resigned from his job as a New York City police officer to attempt a music career.
8. Dr. John earned a 1989 Grammy Award for "Makin' Whoopee" as a duet with which singer?
9. Drummer Ginger Baker is well known for his work with Cream. What band was Ginger in when he met future Cream bassist Jack Bruce?
10. Ric Ocasek fronted The Cars when they formed in 1976. Which supermodel did he meet during the filming of the The Cars' 1984 "Drive" video and eventually marry in 1989?
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