Music A-C: 'B' Trivia

1. How many members are in BTS?

From Quiz Who Wants to Join the BTS Army?

Answer: Seven

BTS is made up of RM, V, Jimin, Jungkook, J-Hope, Jin, and Suga. All seven members of BTS are from South Korea.

From Quiz Alphabet Aerobics

Answer: Artificial

"Artificial amateurs aren't at all amazing; Analytically, I assault, animate things." In the field of computer science, artificial intelligence (AI) refers to intelligence demonstrated by machines, such as computers, as opposed to humans' natural intelligence. Artificial sweeteners, of lower calorie content, are used to replace real sugar in diet. In the medical field, artificial limbs are prostheses that are used to replace amputees' missing limbs. Daniel Radcliffe, who is known for his titular role in the lucrative "Harry Potter" movies, performed the song "Alphabet Aerobics" in "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" in 2014.

From Quiz The Blind Boys of Alabama

Answer: Talladega

Only one of these cities - Talladega - is in Alabama. Atlanta is in Georgia, Memphis in Tennessee, and Tulsa in Oklahoma. Since their formation in 1939, the Blind Boys of Alabama (also billed as Clarence Fountain and the Blind Boys of Alabama and, at times, as the The Five Blind Boys of Alabama) have featured a changing roster of musicians, most of whom have had one thing in common: visual impairment. They had their first national hit in 1949 with "I Can See Everybody's Mother But Mine."

From Quiz Bauhaus

Answer: England

The gothic rock band known as Bauhaus formed in England in 1978. Their name comes from an old German art school known as The Staatliches Bauhaus which opened in 1919. The school was shut down by the Nazi regime in 1933. The band Bauhaus broke up in 1983, but have attempted to reunite on several occasions.

From Quiz Beach House

Answer: Baltimore

Beach House are made up of Victoria Legrand (vocals, keys) and Alex Scally (guitar, bass pedals, backing vocals). Legrand was born in Paris (and sings in French in some songs) and raised in Philadelphia, while Alex Scally was born and raised in Baltimore. After playing in separate music projects, the duo met through connections in the Baltimore music scene. While asserting that they were not a couple, the pair have described each other as "musical soulmates" in numerous interviews. In a 2016 interview with talk show host Charlie Rose, the band praised Baltimore's "unique", under-the-radar music scene, with Scally calling it "a place that lets you be." Other notable Baltimore musicians include Animal Collective, Future Islands and Tori Amos.

From Quiz Lyrics Of Tony Bennett

Answer: I Left My Heart In San Francisco

"I Left My Heart In San Francisco" reached number 19 on the Hot 100 in 1962. On the Top 100, "From The Candy Store On The Corner (To The Chapel On The Hill)" was number 11 in 1956, "Just In Time" got to number 46 in 1956, and "One For My Baby (And One More For The Road)" made number 49 in 1957.

From Quiz Lyrics Of Brook Benton

Answer: The Same One

"The Same One" reached number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1960. "For My Baby" got to number 28 in 1961, and "With All My Heart" struggled to number 82 in 1959. "With The Touch Of Your Hand" failed to chart in 1962.

From Quiz Lyrics Of Pat Boone

Answer: I Almost Lost My Mind

In 1956, "I Almost Lost My Mind" was a number one hit on Billboard's Top 100. Also on the Top 100 were "Tutti Frutti" (number twelve in 1956) and "Bernadine" (number 23 in 1957). "For My Good Fortune" reached number 23 on Billboard's Hot 100 in 1958.

From Quiz "Broken Heart" by The Babys

Answer: Wrong or Right

The Babys, with John Waite as lead singer, were an English band who had little success in their home country and relocated to America to record their self titled debut album and then this breakthrough second album which contained the worldwide hit "Isn't It Time?" The album was released in 1977.

From Quiz The Guilty Pleasure Known as Michael Bolton

Answer: Blackjack

The band Blackjack recorded two studio album from 1979 through 1980. The band was fronted by lead singer Michael Bolton. Blackjack's 1979 song "Love Me Tonight" charted on the United States Billboard Hot 100. Blackjack opened for Ozzy Osbourne on tour for a couple of dates.

From Quiz Babymetal

Answer: Babymetal

Babymetal's self-titled, debut album was released in February 2014. The standard edition contains thirteen songs.

From Quiz Dan Bern

Answer: Jerusalem

"Jerusalem" invariably gets the loudest applause at Dan's shows. He talks about the ancient kings asking him if he wants to be an ancient king and the ancient kings try to cite Albert Einstein. Later he compares how the Jews, Christians, and Muslims all waiting for the Messiah is like waiting for a bus or a phone call.

From Quiz Sing Along With Max

Answer: Hands

"You need hands to hold someone you care for You need hands to show that you're sincere When you feel nobody wants to know you You need hands to brush away the tears." The song was originally recorded in 1958 on a 78rpm record. It was written by Max using the name Roy Irwin. Some years later the Sex Pistols made a cover version, which was not one Max would necessarily have recognised.

From Quiz The Funky Greg Brown

Answer: A Prairie Home Companion

Greg Brown (born 1949) grew up with solidly American roots out of the South and Midwest, with family in preaching, mining, teaching and music. Greg learned the banjo at age 12 from his grandmother, and at 18 took a job in New York city, then on to LA to make his own name. He was a songwriter for Buck Ram, the former lead singer of the Platters. But Brown rejected the "biz of show biz" and returned to the Midwest. He was hired on at Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion", a live music, variety and comedy radio show. There Brown's quirky, irreverent, and sometimes biting songs about human nature and everyday life found a broad audience. Brown was a regular on the show 1983 to 1987.

From Quiz "Be Careful... I'm an Axe Victim!" - Be-Bop Deluxe

Answer: Yorkshire

Bill Nelson was born in Wakefield, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, on the 18th of December 1948. It was whilst studying at the Wakefield College of Art that Nelson became interested in the work of French poet, novelist and filmmaker Jean Cocteau; work that was to influence much of Nelson's output both with Be-Bop Deluxe, and later with band project Red Noise as well as in addition to his later solo material. Nelson wrote and recorded a song dedicated to, and entitled, 'Jean Cocteau' on 'Futurama', the band's second album, released during 1975.

From Quiz My Prerogative: The Music of Bobby Brown

Answer: Girlfriend

The 1986 single "Girlfriend" was Bobby Brown's debut single from his 1986 "King of Stage" album. "Girlfriend" hit number one on the United States Billboard Hot R&B Singles chart.

From Quiz Blitzkid Lyrics

Answer: The Mothman

"The traffic streams across the silver bridge Happy faces view the fog up on the eastern ridge Something gives, the beams collapse A darkened figure on the shore below completes its task." The lyrics point to the famous collapse of a bridge in Virginia some attributed to the Mothman.

From Quiz Biffy Clyro

Answer: 27

"27" was released as a single in April 2001. "Justboy", "57", and "Joy.Discovery.Invention" were the second, third and fourth respectively.

From Quiz Berlioz

Answer: Medicine

Berlioz' father, the town doctor, wished his son to follow in his footsteps. He sent him to Paris to study medicine.

From Quiz Blind Faith - The Tricky Ones

Answer: 1969

They formed due to the imminent bust up of Cream. Yes we will always miss what might have been with Cream but, hey, Blind Faith were pretty amazing too.

From Quiz "Old Hippie" by The Bellamy Brothers

Answer: 35, Sunday

From the lyrics: "He turned 35 last Sunday In his hair he's found some gray" The song was released in April 1985.

From Quiz Buffalo Springfield

Answer: Stephen Stills

Peter Tork who passed the audition and became a Monkee was a friend of Stills and a huge fan of the band. Tork took the stage to introduce Buffalo Springfield at their appearance at the legendary 1967 Monterey Pop Festival.

From Quiz Brooks and Dunn

Answer: Leon Eric Brooks III

I guess Kix sounded cooler than Leon! He received the nickname before he was born, due to the fact he kept kicking in his mother's womb. Kix was born on May 12, 1955. (Source: tv.com)

From Quiz Bad English (the music group)

Answer: It's a term from billiards meaning the amount of spin put on the cue ball.

The group's name came about while the members were playing pool. During a break from the recording session for the first album, Jonathan Cain made a remark about how bad John Waite's "english" -- the spin put on the cue ball -- was. The name stuck.

From Quiz The Music of Between the Buried and Me

Answer: Silent

Although Between the Buried and Me have gone through a number of lineup changes since "The Silent Circus", there is a consensus that this album was a solid indicator of the band's focus and direction, and a sign of things to come.

From Quiz Susan Boyle Dreamed a Dream

Answer: I'm trying to be a professional singer

Susan said she was trying to become a professional singer, but she had never been given the chance. She chose the song "I Dreamed a Dream" for her audition. Many people, including judges, later admitted they assumed her to be an arrogant, delusional older woman who would sing "rubbish". Expectations were low because of Susan's age, and her everyday appearance. But Susan had been pursuing a singing career for twenty-three years, and she had a surprise for all of us.

From Quiz They Are The Dynamite

Answer: Fierce Panda

"We Are The Dynamite" was released in the UK on October 1st 2007.

From Quiz The Best Band In Town

Answer: You Me At Six

The singer of You Me At Six, Josh Franceschi, was originally the only member of that band to provide additional vocals. However, during the recording period of 'The Best In Town', the other members of You Me At Six wanted to get involved as well, and so all of them help provide vocals on two lines of 'This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things'.

From Quiz Oggy, Oggy, Oggy: The Max Boyce Story

Answer: Glynneath

Boyce was born on September 7th 1945. His father died in an explosion in a coal mine in that same year. At the age of 15, Boyce, too, went down the mines, spending some eight years there. While studying for a mining engineering degree in the early 1970s, he began to write songs about life in the Welsh valleys. A recording and TV career followed. He was appointed MBE (Member of the British Empire) in 2000.

From Quiz Anatomy of a Song: "Hello"

Answer: Tommy Cannon and Bobby Ball

"Hello Peter, hello Paul, Saints and sinners, welcome all. Tommy Cannon and Bobby Ball, Hello, hello, hello, hello" Having met as co-workers, Cannon and Ball performed together as a double act from the early 1960s and made their TV debut in 1972. It was another seven years before they were granted their own show on the network; a show that was to run for nine years. Cannon and Ball were then lost to a generation before being rediscovered due to their appearance on "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here". It is not clear whether writer Jon Marsh intended the pair to be considered saints or sinners.

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