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  Song of the South   best quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
How well do you remember one of Alabama's most popular songs? Test your lyrical memory--and learn a little trivia along the way.
Average, 10 Qns, Pagiedamon, Oct 29 17
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  Alabama Music   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
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These are all Alabama songs. I'll give the lyrics and you name the song.
Average, 10 Qns, kcookie, May 21 07
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  Alabama Song Lyrics   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
I have chosen 15 well-known Alabama tunes for this quiz. Can you correctly complete the lyrics or identify which song they belong to? For the Alabama fan, these should be quite easy !
Tough, 15 Qns, annanne, Nov 05 11
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  Alabama's "Forty Hour Week"   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
This quiz is about my favorite Alabama song, "Forty Hour Week." In this quiz I will give you part of the lyric and you have to fill in the missing word or words. Have fun!
Average, 15 Qns, DakotaNorth, Sep 04 09
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  Alabama Song Lyrics - Part Two    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
For this quiz, you will have to match lyrics to the song title OR fill in missing words. Chart positions are from U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles. Have fun and good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, annanne, Nov 05 12
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trivia question Quick Question
"Hello ______________________, let me thank you for your time. You work a forty hour week for a livin', just to send it on down the line."

From Quiz "Alabama's "Forty Hour Week""




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Alabama Trivia Questions
1. Stack up those quarters and tell me, where can these lyrics be found? "One by one, they take me back To the days when you were mine"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics - Part Two

Answer: Jukebox In My Mind

Last line of chorus to "Jukebox In My Mind": "And I can't stop this jukebox in my mind" From 1990, Alabama's 28th number one song in the U.S. and Canadian RPM Country Tracks, from the album "Pass It On Down". For the 1990 American Music Awards, Alabama was voted Favorite Country Band/Duo/Group.

2. In which song will you find this line? "Play some back home, come on music That comes from the heart"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics

Answer: Mountain Music

Lyrics continue ... "Play somethin' with lots of feelin' Cause that's where music has to start" Alabama's Randy Owen (lead vocals/guitar), wrote the words and music to "Mountain Music", taking three years to complete, reflecting his life growing up in Ft. Payne, Alabama. Released as the first single in January of 1982 off of the "Mountain Music" album, it became Alabama's sixth number one song on Billboard's Country Singles Chart in 1982. "Mountain Music" was Alabama's second music video, preceded by "Feels So Right" of 1981.

3. "Song, song of the south ___ pie and I shut my mouth" What Southern edible specialty does the singer reminisce about?

From Quiz Song of the South

Answer: sweet potato

Sweet potato pie dates back to at least Colonial America. It is a dessert or meal item that has always been popular in the Southern states. Sweet potato pies are usually made by mixing creamed, boiled sweet potatoes with various ingredients, including sugar, milk, and eggs. This mixture is baked into a pie crust, and is often topped with whipped cream. Yum yum! (Perkins, "The Laurel Health Cookery", 1911).

4. "He rattles his glass, she jumps up fast and pours him a glass of tea. Deep in her heart she believes that's the way it should be."

From Quiz Alabama Music

Answer: "It Works"

This song was released in 1996 on the "In Pictures" album. It was #19 on the Billboard Charts, and made it to #13 on Radio and Records Charts. Although it never made number 1 it was a very popular song.

5. "There are people in this country who work hard every day. Not for ______________ do they strive."

From Quiz Alabama's "Forty Hour Week"

Answer: fame or fortune

6. A 1981 hit, can you match these lyrics to the correct song title? "You said it ended when he left you You say your love for me is strong But those old memories still upset you"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics - Part Two

Answer: Old Flame

"Old Flame", last line of verse: "Well, I might be a memory before too long" "Old Flame" became the band's third number one song, from their second studio album "Feels So Right" which was voted 1981s Album of the Year by the Academy of Country Music.

7. In which song does this line belong? "Oh, but the man upstairs was listening"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics

Answer: Roll On (Eighteen Wheeler)

Lyrics continue ... "When momma asked him to bring daddy home" Written by Dave Loggins, "Roll On" was Alabama's tribute to the American truck driver. The album version is slightly longer and includes semi-trailer truck and citizen's band radio sound effects. Released as a single in January of 1984 from their fifth album "Roll On", this song was the band's twelfth number one single on Billboard's Country Singles Chart in 1984.

8. "Gone, gone with the wind There ain't nobody ___" The first lyric is a throwback to Margaret Mitchell's famous novel "Gone With the Wind". According to the singer, however, what is it that nobody is doing now?

From Quiz Song of the South

Answer: looking back again

"Gone With the Wind" is a classic novel about the South during the Civil War. The title derives from a poem by Ernest Dowson called "Non Sum Qualis eram Bonae Sub Regno Cynarae". Alabama sings about the changes affecting rural Southern America, noting that people are looking forward to the future--not back to what had once been. This is an especially telling lyric, as Southerners in the United States have historically been very attached to the past, including their own heritage and traditions.

9. "Whisper to me softly three words upon my skin. No one's near and listenin', so please don't say goodbye."

From Quiz Alabama Music

Answer: "Feels So Right"

This was a number one hit from their second album and the title song. It was released in 1984 and the album was certified triple platinum. (It sold three million copies)

10. "But the _______ of their labor are worth more than their pay, and it's time a few of them were recognized."

From Quiz Alabama's "Forty Hour Week"

Answer: fruits

11. Can you fill in the lyric gap with the correct words to "She Ain't Your Ordinary Girl"? "Save your _____ and your _____ she ain't your ordinary girl"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics - Part Two

Answer: diamonds / furs

The lead off single from their thirteenth studio album "In Pictures", hit the number two spot in 1995, number two in Canada. Again in 1995, Alabama was voted Favorite Country Band/Duo/Group by the American Music Awards. Four Christmas albums have been put out by the band.

12. "Cotton on the roadside, cotton in the ditch We all picked the cotton but we never got ___" What is the missing line?

From Quiz Song of the South

Answer: rich

Cotton farmers were among the hardest-hit workers during the economic downturn of the 1920s and 1930s. Loss and repossession of farms caused many of them to leave their homes and embark upon days of poverty and struggle. (USC, "The History of Cotton", 2007)

13. "She kisses me each morning and smiles her sleepy smile, and she don't have to say it I can see it in her eyes"

From Quiz Alabama Music

Answer: "Close Enough To Perfect"

This song was released in April 1982 on the RCA label. The album is "Mountain Music". The album won The 1982 Grammy, and the song was number one on the Country Music charts.

14. "Hello _____________________, let me thank you for your time. You work a forty hour week for a livin', just to send it on down the line."

From Quiz Alabama's "Forty Hour Week"

Answer: Detroit Auto Workers

15. Lead singer Randy Owen, describes his girl as "a sweet, soft, southern thrill" in what song? "White tail buck deer, munchin' on clover Red tail hawk, sittin' on a limb A chubby old groundhog, croakin' bullfrog Free as the feelin' in the wind"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics - Part Two

Answer: Dixieland Delight

Next verse: "Home grown country girl, gonna give me a whirl On a Tennessee Saturday night Lucky as a seven, livin' in heaven With my Dixieland Delight" A number one hit in 1983, it was the lead off single from "The Closer You Get" album. The opening line, "Rollin' down a backwoods", came to composer Ronnie Rogers as he was driving through Rutledge, Tennessee.

16. "In which song will you find this line? "The county got the farm and they moved to town"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics

Answer: Song Of The South

"Well, momma got sick and daddy got down The county got the farm and they moved to town Papa got a job with the T V A He bought a washing machine and then a Chevrolet" Written by Bob McDill and released as a single from the "Southern Star" album, this song was the band's twenty-fourth number one hit reaching that position in 1989 on Billboard's Country Singles Chart. "Song Of The South" was Alabama's thirteenth music video. Shown mostly in black and white, depicting a poor, southern, cotton-farm family, the video turns to color ending with the band's performance on stage.

17. "Daddy was a veteran, a Southern ____ They oughta get a rich man to vote like that" What was Daddy's political affiliation?

From Quiz Song of the South

Answer: Democrat

Southern Democrats are people who espouse the beliefs of the Democratic party, even though they reside in southern U.S. states. The song specifically describes a Great Depression-era Southern man who is ready to vote for Democrats. The Democrats of the 1920s and 1930s were interested in including African Americans to the fabric of a new economy. (nationmaster.com)

18. "Drinkin' was forbidden in my Christian country home. I learned to play the flattop on them good ol' Gospel songs. Then I heard about the barrooms just across the Georgia line where a boy could make a livin' playin' guitar late at night"

From Quiz Alabama Music

Answer: "My Home's In Alabama"

This song came from Alabama's first album in 1980 and was the title song of the album. The words and music for the song were written by Randy Owen and Teddy Gentry. Every single song on this album made number one.

19. "Hello _______________________, let me thank you for your time. You work a forty hour week for a livin', just to send it on down the line."

From Quiz Alabama's "Forty Hour Week"

Answer: Pittsburgh Steel Mill Workers

20. The following line comes from which song? "Sometimes I think how long it's been And how it impressed me then"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics

Answer: High Cotton

"Sometimes I think how long it's been And how it impressed me then It was the only day my daddy wouldn't work" As a single released in July of 1989 from the "Southern Star" album, it claimed the number one spot on Billboard's Country Singles Chart in 1989 and was the band's twenty-sixth number one hit. "High Cotton" was Alabama's fourteenth music video.

21. "Well somebody told us ___ fell But we were so poor that we couldn't tell" What entity collapsed?

From Quiz Song of the South

Answer: Wall Street

Wall Street is the geographic location in New York City where many of the United States' stock exchanges conduct business. The stock market crashed on October 29, 1929 and was considered a harbinger of The Great Depression. Many Americans had enjoyed unprecedented economic success in the early 1920s and prior, so the crash on Black Tuesday sent shock waves across the nation--indeed, the world. In this song, however, Alabama points out that many people never enjoyed the good economic times anyway, so the fall of Wall Street had little immediate impact upon them. ("Stock Market Crash of 1929", Money-Zine.com, 2007)

22. "They wear so many faces, show up in the strangest places. To grace us with their mercies in our time of need. Oh I believe..."

From Quiz Alabama Music

Answer: "Angels Among Us"

This song was on the album "Cheap Seats", originally released on October 12, 1993. The album went platinum. The song didn't make it to number one.

23. "This is for the one who ______________________, driving home the nail."

From Quiz Alabama's "Forty Hour Week"

Answer: swings the hammer

24. "Cotton was short and the weeds were ___" How does the singer describe the troublesome plants?

From Quiz Song of the South

Answer: tall

This line is another reference to the barren cotton fields and bleak conditions farmers were faced with in the late 1920s and early 1930s. The cotton, which represents prosperity and livelihood to farmers, was being overtaken by weeds, the literal and metaphoric representation of ruin. "Farmers not only faced a global economic slowdown of historic proportions, but they also faced one of the worst and longest droughts in America's history". (livinghistoryfarm.org)

25. "Fly away with me tonight. Take me on a one-way flight in your lovin' arms and everything's gonna be alright."

From Quiz Alabama Music

Answer: "Take Me Down"

This was another number one hit. It was on the "Mountain Music" album, released by the RCA label in 1982. That year Alabama carried away the Grammy, three awards from CMA, and two from The Academy Of Country Music.

26. "Or the one behind the counter, ___________________."

From Quiz Alabama's "Forty Hour Week"

Answer: ringing up the sale

27. Out of the twelve lines that comprise this song, six lines contain the title. This is the best I can do - which song does this line belong to? "To be on my way, would be the best thing to do"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics - Part Two

Answer: Why Lady Why

Next line: "Why lady why, can't I get over you." Alabama's second number one hit song was released August 1980 from their first studio album on the RCA label, "My Home's In Alabama" and subsequently certified 2x platinum. The song was co-written by bass guitarist/vocalist, Teddy Gentry.

28. Can you choose the correct words to complete this line? "Now we're told there's a hole in the ozone Look what's washing on the beach And Lord, I believe from the____________"

From Quiz Alabama Song Lyrics

Answer: heavens to the seas

Lyrics continued ... "And Lord, I believe from the heavens to the seas We're bringing mother nature to her knees" "Pass It On Down", released from the 1990 album "Pass It On Down", spent 21 weeks on Billboard's Country Singles Chart, peaking at number three and also was the band's fifteenth music video.

29. "But Mr. ___'s a gonna save us all" Which world leader was going to rescue them?

From Quiz Song of the South

Answer: Roosevelt

Franklin Roosevelt was the President of the United States from 1933-1945, and was pivotal to the New Deal, which aimed to help Americans who were suffering from the Great Depression. MacDonald, Hitler, and Daladier were three of his European contemporaries and political counterparts. Ramsay MacDonald was the British Prime Minster from 1929-1935. He represented the Labour Party of the United Kingdom. Adolf Hitler was the Chancellor of Germany from 1933-1945. He was aligned with the National Socialist German Workers Party. Finally, Édouard Daladier was the Prime Minister of France in both 1933 and 1934. He was a member of the Radical Socialist Party.

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