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  The UK's Music Hall Of Fame (2004)    
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On November 11th 2004, the first inductees to the UK's Music Hall of Fame were announced at a ceremony at the Hackney Empire in London. This quiz is about those first ten artists. There were not too many surprises!
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  2002 Music World Record Holders    
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Here is the place to find out all you wanted to know about the world records for some artists and their music. All information has been checked by Guinness World Records and was current through April 2002.
Tough, 10 Qns, Logan24, Feb 17 07
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  BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2000-2011    
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Most, if not all, music genres have their own awards ceremonies and British Folk Music is no exception. Here are questions about some of the winners from the first twelve years.
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  6 years of the MTV VMAnia!    
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The 1999 Video Music Awards was a landmark for the furute of the VMA's. Not only did it introduce us to the spectacular performance capabilities of artists like Britney Spears and Eminem, but it set the tone for future music awards shows and music.
Tough, 20 Qns, thefunone777, Feb 22 19
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  2004 ACM awards    
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 10 Qns
Answer these questions about the 2004 ACM Awards.
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  ACM Awards 2003    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
I hope that you watched the 2003 ACM Awards Show. If you did, you should do okay on this quiz. Good Luck!
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How many entries did the artist with the number one entry receive?

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Music Industry Awards Trivia Questions
1. Winner of the "Folksinger of the Year" award in 2011 was Chris Wood, who had previously won in 2009. Who was the first person to win this award twice?

From Quiz BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2000-2011

Answer: Martin Carthy

Martin Carthy won this award in 2002 and 2005. His daughter Eliza won it in 2003. The others listed have won the award once each before the 2011 ceremony, but not twice.

2. The first five artists were chosen by a panel of various music industry executives. It's no surprise to see the name of Elvis Presley in that inaugural list. What was the title of "The King"s first UK #1?

From Quiz The UK's Music Hall Of Fame (2004)

Answer: All Shook Up

Regarded by many as the most important artist of all time, Elvis Presley first hit the UK music charts in 1956 with "Heartbreak Hotel". In June 1957 he scored his first #1 with "All Shook Up". With re-issues and re-mixes of old songs still being made today, the hits are likely to continue.

3. In the 1999-2004 period, who hosted the VMA's more than once?

From Quiz 6 years of the MTV VMAnia!

Answer: Chris Rock

Chris Rock hosted the 1999 and 2003 VMA's.

4. Who was the host of the 2004 Academy of Country Music Awards?

From Quiz 2004 ACM awards

Answer: Reba McEntire

Reba also performed her new hit "Somewhere Out There" during the show.

5. Who held the record for 'Best Selling Female Album in the USA' in 2002?

From Quiz 2002 Music World Record Holders

Answer: Shania Twain

Shania Twain held the record for 'Best Selling Female Album in the USA' with 18 million albums sold in the USA for her third album, 'Come on Over' and 30 million world-wide. She also held the record for 'Top Female Selling Artist' with only THREE albums, 'Shania Twain', 'The Woman in Me', and 'Come on Over'.

6. Which performers won "Best Group" for three consecutive years 2008-09-10?

From Quiz BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2000-2011

Answer: Lau

Lau are a trio of British singers who take their name from an Orcadian [a dialect from the Orkney Islands] word meaning light. Bellowhead and Danú have both won twice, whilst Cherish the Ladies only won once between 2000 and 2011.

7. Which Liverpudlian band were also chosen by the panel to be inducted into the UK's Music Hall of Fame?

From Quiz The UK's Music Hall Of Fame (2004)

Answer: The Beatles

Yes, of course it was The Beatles. Possibly the most influential and successful group ever, with numerous hit singles and albums to their name, their place in any Hall of Fame is secure. Oddly enough though, a recent poll put the band's "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" top of a list of worst singles of all time. I could think of a lot worse, but that's another story...

8. Who closed the 2003 VMA's?

From Quiz 6 years of the MTV VMAnia!

Answer: Metallica

Metallica did a medley of songs to commemorate great artists who have rocked the VMA's in the past.

9. Who won the Home Depot Humanitarian Award?

From Quiz 2004 ACM awards

Answer: Martina McBride

The other three were not even nominated.

10. Who was the first performer?

From Quiz ACM Awards 2003

Answer: Kenny Chesney

Kenny opened the show with his newest song, "Big Star."

11. Which group held the record for the longest running number one by a female group in 2002?

From Quiz 2002 Music World Record Holders

Answer: Destiny's Child

Destiny's Child hit the number one spot with 'Independent Women Pt 1' in November of 2000. The single stayed there until February of 2001, an astounding 11 weeks!

12. In 2005, "Best Dance Band" was awarded. This is the only time this award has been made, which group holds this unique distinction?

From Quiz BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2000-2011

Answer: Whapweasel

Whapweasel describe their music as 'electric celidih' and despite various changes in line up, at the time of winning the award included Rick Kemp, formerly base player with King Crimson, and a long time member of Steeleye Span in their line up (who also doubled as their producer). The other bands listed are all real bands from the UK folk scene. The Oyster Ceilidih Band was an early version of the folk rock band which came to be known as the Oysterband (all one word). Edward II and the Red Hot Polkas took their name from the alleged unpleasant end of a British monarch. Describing themselves as combining English dance music, reggae and 'love rock' the bands name evolved several times (e.g. EII, Edward II and E2K) and finally closed for business in 2009, probably. The Etchingham Steam Band was another creation of bass player and veteran folkie, Ashley Hutchings. It was in existence for a few years in the 1970s.

13. In the 1999-2004 period, the VMA's has not been held in what arena?

From Quiz 6 years of the MTV VMAnia!

Answer: Madison Sqaure Garden

From 1999-2003, the event alternated between the Met and Radio City, and in 2004, the VMA's went south to Miami and was held in the AAA.

14. Who forgot his lines while singing with Toby Keith and Willie Nelson?

From Quiz 2004 ACM awards

Answer: Kenny Chesney

Toby had to sing them for Kenny. They were all laughing.

15. Who held the record for most consecutive number one hits by an artist in 2002?

From Quiz 2002 Music World Record Holders

Answer: Whitney Houston

From 1985 to 1989 Whitney Houston had seven consecutive number one hits.

16. Five times in seven years the award for "Best Live Act" went to the same group, can you identify these artists?

From Quiz BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2000-2011

Answer: Bellowhead

Bellowhead are best described as a 'folk orchestra', no duos or trios for them, but a line-up extending into double figures. Various members of Bellowhead have also won awards with others groups and individually. E.g. Jon Boden, folksinger of the year in 2011. Show of Hands won in 2004, The Demon Barbers in 2009 and Kate Rusby in 2006. Bellowhead won in all other years from 2005 to 2011.

17. Who did not perform at the 1999 VMA's?

From Quiz 6 years of the MTV VMAnia!

Answer: Christina Aguilera

Christina Aguilera debuted as a performer in the following year.

18. What song did Rascal Flatts sing?

From Quiz 2004 ACM awards

Answer: Mayberry

"Mayberry" is the only song listed sung by Rascal Flatts. "Chattahoochie" is by Alan Jackson, "Save a Horse Ride a Cowboy" is by Big and Rich, and "Here for the Party" is by Gretchen Wilson.

19. Where were the Dixie Chicks when they performed?

From Quiz ACM Awards 2003

Answer: Austin

They came in via satellite from their concert in Austin, Texas.

20. What soundtrack held the record for 'The Best Selling Soundtrack' in 2002?

From Quiz 2002 Music World Record Holders

Answer: Saturday Night Fever

'Saturday Night Fever' had sold in excess of 30 million albums since its release in 1977 by 2002.

21. The fifth artist chosen by the panel for induction to the UK's Music Hall of Fame is one of the most successful female artists of all time in both the UK and America. Who is this "Like a Virgin" star?

From Quiz The UK's Music Hall Of Fame (2004)

Answer: Madonna

Madonna Ciccone was born in August 1958, and her first UK top ten hit was "Holiday" in 1984. In a sometimes controversial career Madonna has reached #1 with songs as diverse as "Into The Groove", "Like A Prayer", "Vogue" and "Frozen".

22. Who has never won a VMA (aka Moonman)?

From Quiz 6 years of the MTV VMAnia!

Answer: Britney Spears

Britney Spears, who is considered the Mother of the VMA's, has been consistently robbed from an award each year since 1999.

23. After Gretchen Wilson finished her song and jumped into the audience, who came on and sang next?

From Quiz 2004 ACM awards

Answer: Big and Rich

They sang "Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy".

24. Who held the record for the best selling international debut album in 2002?

From Quiz 2002 Music World Record Holders

Answer: Alanis Morissette

Alanis Morissette's debut album, 'Jagged Little Pill', had sold more than 19 million copies since it was released by Madonna's label, Maverick, in 1995.

25. The "Good Tradition Award" in 2011, went to a vocal group from Cornwall, who mostly sing sea shanties, unaccompanied. Can you identify them?

From Quiz BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2000-2011

Answer: Fisherman's Friends

Unaccompanied sea shanties sung by a group of middle-aged men may not sound the most promising musical project, but Fisherman's Friends managed to sign an (alleged) million pound recording contract in 2010. Fisherman's Friends are ten friends all living in and around the small town of Port Isaac on the North Cornish coast, most of whom work with or on the sea in some capacity.

26. Which singer had to wear a cast?

From Quiz 2004 ACM awards

Answer: Willie Nelson

As Reba said: "I've never known Willie to have trouble with a joint before".

27. Who was speechless when they received their award?

From Quiz ACM Awards 2003

Answer: Kenny Chesney

Kenny won for Top Male Vocalist and stood there speechless.

28. Who was the youngest artist to reach number one on the Billboard Album charts?

From Quiz 2002 Music World Record Holders

Answer: Stevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder was just 13 when he released the album, 'Stevie Wonder: The Twelve Year Old Genius' in 1963. He also holds the record for most Grammy's won by a solo artist (19).

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