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  Deal Me an Ace, Music Style   great trivia quiz  
Match Quiz
 10 Qns
Let's shuffle and deal the deck with a quiz matching song titles over the years with the bands or singers who made them famous. Two of each suit, plus a couple of wild cards thrown in. Hope you 'ace' them!
Easier, 10 Qns, Jennifer5, Nov 29 23
Easier
Jennifer5 gold member
Nov 29 23
316 plays
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Deal Me a Song
  Deal Me a Song   popular trivia quiz  
Photo Quiz
 10 Qns
All of the questions and/or answers are about songs that mention something related to cards or card playing.
Average, 10 Qns, alaspooryoric, Mar 01 15
Average
alaspooryoric gold member
655 plays
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  From a Ragdoll to a Barbie Girl    
Match Quiz
 10 Qns
Work your way from the ragdoll through to the ultimate in kitsch, Barbie, matching the singers of songs with these dolls in their song titles. Best of luck.
Average, 10 Qns, pollucci19, Mar 08 20
Average
pollucci19 gold member
Mar 08 20
270 plays
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  Musical Picture Cards; Ace, King, Queen or Jack?   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
I'll deal you 15 questions; name the act, complete the title etc. The answers will be either ace, king, queen or jack. Can you take all 15 tricks for a grand slam? I'll do my best to trump you, any chart references are British, have fun.
Average, 15 Qns, mutchisman, Sep 19 10
Average
mutchisman
680 plays
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  Musical Dolls    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Musicians love dolls. I am a trivia doll and was noticing how often we are the topic of a song. Be a doll and see how many of these that you know.
Average, 10 Qns, dcpddc478, Nov 01 11
Average
dcpddc478
411 plays
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  Toys In The Attic    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
Honestly! Rock and pop stars never seem to grow up do they? Here they are, fully grown adults-and still playing with their toys! Just take a look at this quiz and you will see what I mean.
Tough, 15 Qns, Popsicle01, Oct 31 18
Tough
Popsicle01
Oct 31 18
753 plays
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  It's in the Cards    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Each of the following musics questions has something to do with cards or card games.
Difficult, 10 Qns, JellyTrollMorton, Sep 19 10
Difficult
JellyTrollMorton
483 plays
trivia question Quick Question
The King Brothers do look a little silly playing with this toy. What are these three brothers from Essex, England playing with?

From Quiz "Toys In The Attic"




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Games and Toys in Songs Trivia Questions
1. In 1964, the Four Seasons had a number one hit with a song about my second cousin once-removed; what was the name of this popular song?

From Quiz Musical Dolls

Answer: Ragdoll

"Ragdoll" was a number one hit in both the U.S. and England. So popular was the melody that it was remade in 1967 by the English band The Tremeloes. In 1988 the American hard rock group released a song with the same name but different lyrics and melody. What can I say...my cousin, the rag doll, is very popular!

2. Here is Martika, an American lady old enough to stop playing with her brother's toys. What are they?

From Quiz Toys In The Attic

Answer: Toy Soldiers

"Toy Soldiers" was a UK number 5 hit in 1989 for Martika. (Real name Marta Marrera). She also hit the charts with the Prince song "Love...Thy Will Be Done".

3. Who sang 'We all play the game, when we dare, we cheat ourselves at solitaire'?

From Quiz It's in the Cards

Answer: Janis Ian

The line was from the song "At Seventeen." 'Playing solitaire' is an appropriate metaphor for not getting dates.

4. In 1943, The Mills Brothers had the number one song for twelve weeks with their song about my Aunt Hildegaard who was which kind of two dimensional doll?

From Quiz Musical Dolls

Answer: Paper doll

For three months the song "Paper Doll" stayed at the top of the Billboard charts as the most popular song in the country. The song is listed in the Grammy Hall of Fame and the single sold over ten million copies world-wide. Aunt Hildegaard said the tribute was wonderful, it gave her the big head, and she started to try and argue that she was actually three-dimensional. Which, owing to the fact that paper does have thickness, albeit not much, I guess that she is correct.

5. Motorhead had a 1980 hit with "___ of Spades"?

From Quiz Musical Picture Cards; Ace, King, Queen or Jack?

Answer: Ace

A number fifteen hit for Lemmy and the boys, although it should have done much better. My kids have grown up thinking it is the law to turn up the car radio full-blast whenever "Ace of Spades" gets played!

6. The late pianist Russ Conway liked to play with toy what?

From Quiz Toys In The Attic

Answer: Balloons

"Toy Balloons" reached number 7 for Mr Conway back in 1961. I'm not actually sure how you tell the difference between a toy balloon and a real one!

7. Who sang about dealing card games with the old men in the club car?

From Quiz It's in the Cards

Answer: Arlo Guthrie

From "The City of New Orleans" by Steve Goodman. Goodman wrote the song and asked Arlo Guthrie to find someone to record it.

8. KC and The Sunshine Band had their first British hit single in 1974 with "___ of Clubs"?

From Quiz Musical Picture Cards; Ace, King, Queen or Jack?

Answer: Queen

This was the start of a run of successful singles for the Miami-based disco and funk outfit. "Queen of Clubs" reached number seven in the Summer of 1974. They had to wait nine long years before finally hitting the top spot with "Give It Up" in 1983.

9. Which old enough to know better group were playing with a "Rag Doll" in 1964?

From Quiz Toys In The Attic

Answer: Four Seasons

Featuring the high vocals of Frankie Valli, this was a big hit on both side of the Atlantic for these US hitmakers. Other hits include "Let's Hang On" and "Sherry".

10. In 'The Death of John Smith' by NOFX, what game does the singer have to look forward to?

From Quiz It's in the Cards

Answer: my bridge game

Since I was doing a quiz on card games songs, I had to work in my favorite game. There aren't very many bridge references in songs. I found a play titled "Johnny No Trump" but unfortunately it was not a musical, and I found several bridge terms in songs (grand slam, vulnerable) that were not bridge terms in the contexts used.

11. "Doll on a Music Box" was about my sister-in-law's first cousin Anna, and was first performed in which 1968 children's musical?

From Quiz Musical Dolls

Answer: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

"Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" was a children's musical based on novelist Ian Fleming's novel of the same name. One of the characters is named Truly Scrumptious and while singing this song she is on a pedestal dressed as a music box dancer. It is a lamentation about her rigidness and the facade behind which she hides. It does remind me of my family member.

12. Which act had a hit single in 1974 with "How Long"?

From Quiz Musical Picture Cards; Ace, King, Queen or Jack?

Answer: Ace

Ace only had the one hit single; "How Long" reached number twenty in 1974. However it did give a first chart outing to Paul Carrack who went on to greater success both with Squeeze and with Mike and The Mechanics.

13. Goodness me! Look at Tommy Bruce and the Bruisers, a nice macho, tough sounding lot, you would think. But no, what are they crying over?

From Quiz Toys In The Attic

Answer: A Broken Doll

"Ain't Misbehavin'" was the first hit for Tommy Bruce and The Bruisers, reaching number 3 in 1960. The follow-up, "Broken Doll" only reached 36 however.

14. Who sang, 'You always said the cards would never do you wrong'?

From Quiz It's in the Cards

Answer: Bob Seger

From "Still the Same". Orleans performed a totally unrelated work titled "Still the One".

15. What is the nomadic sounding name for the back-up group for Cliff Richard in his 1959 song about my mother called "Living Doll"?

From Quiz Musical Dolls

Answer: The Drifters

Cliff Richard and the Drifters released "Living Doll" in 1959. The song went to the top of the charts. In 1986 Cliff Richard re-recorded a comic version of the song for the charity Comic Relief. The song has sold over three million copies worldwide.

16. One half of Tenacious D is ___ Black?

From Quiz Musical Picture Cards; Ace, King, Queen or Jack?

Answer: Jack

Tenacious D are of course a 'mock-rock' duo comprised of Jack Black and Kyle Gass. Their best known song is probably "Tribute" but much of their output gets very limited airplay on TV and radio on account of its rather choice language and its risque subject matter.

17. Who played solitaire 'til dawn, with a pack of fifty-one?

From Quiz It's in the Cards

Answer: Statler Brothers

From the song "Flowers on the Wall". This song about smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo reached number 4 in 1966.

18. Dave Edmunds had a UK hit single in 1979 with "___ of Hearts"?

From Quiz Musical Picture Cards; Ace, King, Queen or Jack?

Answer: Queen

Dave Edmunds had reached the charts in 1967 as part of Love Sculpture who reworked Khachaturian's "Sabre Dance" into a guitar piece. After the break-up of Love Sculpture, Dave had solo success with, among others, "I Hear You Knocking" (number one) and "Baby I Love You" (eight). "Queen of Hearts" reached number eleven in 1979.

19. Which man was brave enough to sing about his "Teddy Bear" in 1981, and earn himself a top ten hit in the process?

From Quiz Toys In The Attic

Answer: Red Sovine

Actually about a little crippled boy and his CB radio, "Teddy Bear" was one of several tear-jerkers recorded by the late country artist Woodrow Wilson "Red" Sovine.

20. Which song contained the line 'Don't you draw the Queen of Diamonds, boy, she'll beat you if she's able'?

From Quiz It's in the Cards

Answer: Desperado

The Queen of Diamonds is also the only queen for which I could not find a song title.

21. "From a Jack to a ___" was a 1963 number two hit for Ned Miller?

From Quiz Musical Picture Cards; Ace, King, Queen or Jack?

Answer: King

A country song which crossed over into mainstream "From a Jack to a King" relied heavily on the playing card motif; "From a Jack to a King. From loneliness to a wedding ring. I played an Ace and I won a Queen, You made me King of your heart." Quite handy if you're compiling a quiz about playing cards in music.

22. Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers are sitting in a corner watching cartoons. Which one is keeping them amused?

From Quiz Toys In The Attic

Answer: "Roadrunner"

When ever there is a chart for "The greatest single ever made" Jonathan Richman's "Roadrunner" usually appears somewhere in it! Released on the acclaimed "Beserkley" record label, "Roadrunner" was a number 11 hit in 1977.

23. Who sang 'Queen of Hearts'?

From Quiz It's in the Cards

Answer: Juice Newton

The 'Queen of Hearts' was recorded by Dave Edmunds, and was a hit for Juice Newton in 1981. Her real name is Judy Kay Newton.

24. "Love and Pride" was a 1985 chart success for which act?

From Quiz Musical Picture Cards; Ace, King, Queen or Jack?

Answer: King

King were named after lead singer Paul King. "Love and Pride" was their first and biggest hit, it reached number two in '85. They had five more hit singles including the number eight "Alone without You" before fading from the scene.

25. Cliff Richard and the Shadows want their toy to come to life. What are they hoping for?

From Quiz Toys In The Attic

Answer: "Living Doll"

One of the biggest selling UK acts of all time, Cliff Richard has actually had a hit twice with "Living Doll". A number one in 1959, the song was later revived in 1986 for the "Comic Relief" charity, when Cliff again took it to number one along with the Young Ones.

26. Who sang 'Queen of Spades'?

From Quiz It's in the Cards

Answer: Styx

'Queen of Spades' was on the Styx "Pieces of Eight" album released in 1978.

27. In 2009, which Grammy Award winning singer released her SECOND album called "Epiphany" which included a song about my daughter called "Porcelain Doll"?

From Quiz Musical Dolls

Answer: Chrisette Michele

"Porcelain Doll" is the 11th song on Chrisette Michele's 2009 album "Epiphany". The song is a plea to be treated like a capable, intelligent, mature woman instead of a delicate, breakable porcelain doll. It is a request for respect. It mirrors the requests made by teenage girls to their parents all over the world. They don't seem to understand that they will always be our porcelain dolls.

28. A founder member and lead guitarist with rock band Kiss is ___ Frehley?

From Quiz Musical Picture Cards; Ace, King, Queen or Jack?

Answer: Ace

In 1973, Ace Frehley teamed up with Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons and Peter Criss to form Kiss. In line with the band's image of performing under different guises Ace would become 'Space Ace' on stage; an alien from the planet of Jendell. Ace left Kiss in the early '80s after a series of well-publicised fall-outs with other band members.

29. Frank Chacksfield and his Orchestra have got themselves a "Little Red" what?

From Quiz Toys In The Attic

Answer: Monkey

This English orchestra had six top 30 hits in the 50s, with "Little Red Monkey" reaching number 10 in 1953.

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