Music A-C: 'C' Trivia

61. What was Chingy's first single?

From Quiz Chingy

Answer: Right Thurr

"Right Thurr" was #1 for many weeks. When this song came out, the dance called "the chickenhead" became very popular.

From Quiz Eva Cassidy

Answer: melanoma (skin cancer)

Eva died on November 19, 1996 at her parent's home, and her ashes were scattered at St Marys.

From Quiz Copland's "The Tender Land"

Answer: Danny

Danny is Beth's rag doll, and in the first scene of the opera, Beth talks to Danny about wanting "a pool with lots of carrotfish."

From Quiz Belinda Carlisle's Heavenly Lyrics

Answer: I Get Weak

I love this song! It's one of my favorites off this album.

From Quiz Natalie Cole Lyrics (1975-1990)

Answer: Sophistocated Lady (She's a Different Lady)

Written by Natalie and her songwriting/production team of Chuck Jackson and the late Marvin Yancy, "Sophisticated Lady (She's a Different Lady)" was featured on her second LP, "Natalie", which went on to become her second gold LP. The song won a Grammy award in 1976 for Best Rhythm and Blues Vocal Performance - Female.

From Quiz Chic - Remembering the 'Good Times'

Answer: Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)

This song was Chic's introduction in 1977. Written by group members, the late Bernard Edwards, guitarist, and Nile Rodgers, drummer, along with Kenny Lehman, who played woodwinds on this track, the single peaked at #6 on both Billboard's Pop and R&B charts. By the way, this song featured background vocals by Luther Vandross.

From Quiz Ian Curtis: Isolation

Answer: May 18, 1980

Ian committed suicide by hanging himself in the kitchen. He left behind a wife and daughter.

From Quiz Irene Cara -- her Music

Answer: Look Into Your Heart

"Look Into Your Heart" was performed by Irene in the movie "Sparkle" (she played the title character.) Unfortunately, in my opinion, the soundtrack to the film was not recorded by the cast but by Aretha Franklin. (No disrepect to the Queen of Soul is intended!)

From Quiz Kasey Chambers "Barricades & Brickwalls" Lyrics

Answer: the band

From the song "Million Tears", the third single Kasey released from this album.

From Quiz Cibo Matto

Answer: Miho Hatori

Miho writes lyrics and sings, while Yuka composes and plays instruments. Timo and Duma help out randomly with vocals and instruments.

From Quiz Catch 22

Answer: 6

Tomas Kalnoky (vocals, guitars), Kevin Gunther (trumpet), Chris Greer (drums), Ryan Eldred (sax), James Egan (trombone), Josh Ansley (bass).

From Quiz Stompin' Tom - A Canadian Legend

Answer: Saint John, New Brunswick

Stompin' Tom was born in Saint John, New Brunswick, and was adopted and moved to Skinner's Pond, P.E.I. at the age of 9.

From Quiz John Cafferty's 'On The Dark Side'

Answer: Nothing is real

From Quiz Ladies And Gentlemen, Petula Clark!

Answer: vest

'Put on your vest and wear a smile, and come along with me a while...'

From Quiz Lyrics To 'Hair'

Answer: bread

'....Like the Grateful Dead. Darling.'

From Quiz The Choir

Answer: 'Render Love'

From 'Diamonds and Rain'

From Quiz Carajo - Argentinian Band

Answer: Severe economic crisis

In December 2001, Argentina entered a severe economic and social crisis that had lasting effects on a whole generation. It was during that time that Carajo started writing new material for their debut, some of which dealt with the ongoing discontent of the people. The best known of these songs is their first single, which explicitly stresses the difficult situation the country was going through (the title includes profanity, so I won't give it here). The song is a full Nu Metal piece, complete with minimalistic guitar riffs in the verses, coupled with Corvalan's rapping, an explosive, heavy, chorus, and a melodic bridge. Other songs in this theme were "Resistiendo con Ideas" ("Resisting With Ideas") and "Mal Popular" ("People's Sickness").

From Quiz Tracy Chapman

Answer: Nelson Mandela

The music concert tribute was held on June 11, 1988 at Wembley Stadium in London and broadcast to over sixty countries. At the time, the anti-apartheid revolutionary was in prison. He was released on February 11, 1990.

From Quiz Car Seat Headrest

Answer: Will Toledo

Will Toledo is the brainchild of Car Seat Headrest. He started recording shortly after high school, at first under the name "Nervous Young Men" and then switching to the name Car Seat Headrest. He is a multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter, solely responsible for several of Car Seat Headrest's albums. His songs are moody, experimental, unconventional and ambitious.

From Quiz Jim Cuddy

Answer: Blue Rodeo

The Canadian country rock band Blue Rodeo was formed in 1984 in Toronto, Ontario. The band has put out over fifteen albums. Jim Cuddy supplies lead vocals and guitar. Other current members include Gre Keelor, who also supplies vocals and guitar, Bazil Donovan on bass, Glenn Milchem on drums, Michael Boguski on piano and organ, and Colin Cripps on guitar and backing vocals. Former members of Blue Rodeo have included Cleave Anderson, Bob Wiseman, Mark French, James Gray, Kim Deschamps, Bob Packwood, and Bob Egan.

From Quiz Cardi B Trivia!

Answer: Belcalis Almanzar

Cardi B was born Belcalis Marlenis Almanzar on October 11th, 1992 in Bronx, New York.

From Quiz Catherine Wheel

Answer: Bruce Dickinson

Bruce Dickinson was born in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, UK on 7th August 1958. He was lead vocalist for Iron Maiden from 1981 to 1993 and again from 1999 to the present.

From Quiz Church of the Cosmic Skull

Answer: Seven

The first of the seven objects was "Recognise the hallucinatory nature of reality" and the last "Maintain focus on the unity of all living beings".

From Quiz Morocco Salad

Answer: Do Re Mi

After splitting with Benders, Conway and the band's drummer, Dorland Bray, moved to Sydney and formed Do Re Mi. The band signed with Virgin Records and released two albums: "Domestic Harmony" (1985), which peaked at number sixteen on the Australian album charts and "The Happiest Place in Town" (1988), which enjoyed moderate success. A third album was in the works, but this did not eventuate. At this point the band had been dropped by Virgin and Conway was signed as a solo artist by the same company. The events may not have necessarily been in that order. (Note) The solfège or solfeggio sees syllables assigned to a musical scale; namely do re mi fa so la ti

From Quiz The Legendary Saxophonist Clarence Clemons

Answer: Aretha Franklin

"Freeway of Love" was the first single released from Aretha Franklin's album "Who's Zoomin' Who?". Talented musicians such as Clarence Clemons and Randy Jackson played on this song. This song won Aretha Franklin yet another Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.

From Quiz Cavalera Conspiracy

Answer: Igor Cavalera

Igor Cavalera is the brother of Max Cavalera, who claims they hadn't seen each other for a decade following Max's breakaway from Sepultura. Meanwhile, Igor exited from Sepultura ten years after Max.

From Quiz The Legends of Motown Records: The Commodores

Answer: Machine Gun

The Commodores released the title track for their album "Machine Gun" in early 1974. The song became the groups first top forty hit on the United States Billboard Hot 100. The song was featured on the soundtrack for the 1997 film "Boogie Nights".

From Quiz The Charles Baker Harrises

Answer: The wall

The wall! This is also the Charles Baker Harrises' first post on their Facebook page.

From Quiz Jason Michael Carroll Song Lyrics

Answer: I Can Sleep When I'm Dead

This was Jason Michael Carroll's second top five song and also second song off of his debut album "Waitin' In The Country" . This song can be interpreted in many different ways. For example it could be a party song or it could relate to someone who is on the road a lot and not able to get much sleep.

From Quiz Getting Off The LA Freeway: The Guy Clark Story

Answer: Ricky Skaggs

"Who wouldn't notice the fire in your eyes Or the bitter direction of impending goodbyes I'm fallen and folded and wilted in place At the sight of you standing with streaks down your face Chorus````````````; Heartbroke and runnin' from the reason Heartbroke Don't give up on believin' in me Heartbroke Who kept me from leavin' with my Heartbroke Pride is a bitch and a bore when you're lonely Sheer madness prevails upon reason to yield But all is not lost it is only mistaken That's small consolation but I know just how you feel..." In 1981, Ricky Skaggs hit the top of the charts with "I Don't Care". Sixteen more Top Ten hits were to follow in that decade. He had five Top Ten albums in the 1980s. Between 1981 and 2009, he won 14 Grammy awards for songs, albums and performances.

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