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A "Crazy" List of Songs Trivia Quiz

Song writers have often been driven by the object of their insanity to write music, so quite often the word 'crazy' has appeared in the song title. Here is a list of fifteen of the most memorable.

A multiple-choice quiz by Spaudrey. Estimated time: 6 mins.

Author
Spaudrey

Time
6 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
337,341

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
15

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Average

Avg Score
11 / 15

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914

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Top 20% Quiz

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Question 1 of 15

1. One of the original songs to be titled "Crazy", it was penned by Willie Nelson and recorded by a myriad of artists. But this version of "Crazy" will forever be predominantly linked to one woman, who made it one of her signature songs. Who first brought Willie Nelson's "Crazy" to enduring prominence? Hint

Patsy Cline

Lynn Anderson

Loretta Lynn

Barbara Mandrell

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Question 2 of 15

2. "She Drives Me Crazy" was one of two consecutive Billboard number one hits for this English group, the other song being "Good Thing". Then they quickly faded away never to release another studio album. Who was this band? Hint

Fine Young Cannibals

Bronski Beat

Soulsister

The Escape Club

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Question 3 of 15

3. A song simply titled "Crazy" was the debut single from a self-titled album in 1990 from this artist, who would later take home an armful of Grammys for a song entitled "Kiss From a Rose". Who is this artist of Nigerian and Brazilian descent? Hint

Eagle Eye Cherry

Arrested Development

Maxi Priest

Seal

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Question 4 of 15

4. "Crazy For You" was a hit from the movie "VisionQuest". It would become the second US Billboard number one for this artist, and establish her ability to sing the ballad as well as the poppy dance song. Not that she needed any more good publicity; garnering the label "Queen of Pop" puts you in high company. Who was this 'crazy' mega artist, then building the early foundations of a huge music career? Hint

Tiffany

Whitney Houston

Janet Jackson

Madonna

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Question 5 of 15

5. "Crazy" is the title of this next song, but the subtitle preceding it is "(You Drive Me)". Strangely enough, this song would seem a little prophetic now, as some of her behavior would include alleged drug use, one-day marriages, and shaving her head. Who was the artist to take this title to heart? Hint

Christina Aguilera

Britney Spears

Katy Perry

Fergie

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Question 6 of 15

6. A 1970's group burst onto the scene with a debut entitled "Crazy on You". Featuring an impressive acoustic guitar solo to open the song, it quickly morphed into a hard driven rock song with wailing female vocals. What band opened a long music career with the song "Crazy on You"? Hint

VIxen

Heart

Joan Jett and the Blackhearts

X-Ray Spex

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Question 7 of 15

7. Before Cee-Lo Green's success with the Song of the Year-nominated song "Forget You", he had equal success singing lead on a hit single in 2006 titled "Crazy". Danger Mouse collaborated with Cee-Lo on "Crazy"; what were they collectively known as? Hint

Hoses Malone

Gnarls Barkley

Menace Rodman

Orange Julius Erving

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Question 8 of 15

8. "Dearly beloved..." we gathered together in 1984 to see the movie that this number one hit was from. "Let's Go Crazy" was one of two consecutive chart toppers from this artist. Who penned and sang this hit? Hint

Morris Day

Rick James

Prince

Michael Jackson

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Question 9 of 15

9. Having much success in their native Australia, this group released the album "Man of Colours" and would gain some success worldwide. Their first single, "Crazy", would be followed by their biggest American hit, "Electric Blue". Who was this "crazy" Australian band? Hint

Men at Work

INXS

Little River Band

Icehouse

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Question 10 of 15

10. Taking a change of pace from earlier albums, this iconic group would release "The Game", a very successful album from 1980. The first single from the album, "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", would be one of two songs to reach number one in the United States from the album. What group was this that sang "Crazy Little Thing Called Love"? Hint

The Who

Led Zeppelin

Queen

AC/DC

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Question 11 of 15

11. Another "Crazy" hit the top of the Rhythm and Blues chart in 1990, while reaching number 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S. and being featured in a Pepsi commercial. Who was this young band of brothers? Hint

Bell Biv Devoe

The Deele

The Jets

The Boys

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Question 12 of 15

12. This Rhythm and Blues artist collaborated with her future husband on this US number one song, "Crazy in Love". It would be her first number one single as a solo artist. Who was this solo artist who would later win five Grammys for "Crazy in Love" and the album the song came from? Hint

Shawn Colvin

Lady Gaga

Beyonce Knowles

Lauryn Hill

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Question 13 of 15

13. Co-written by Richard Marx, this "Crazy" would make the number one spot on the US Country chart in 1985, as well as Top Five on the Adult Contemporary chart. It would be his eleventh number one country song. Who was this "crazy" country artist? Hint

Conway Twitty

Kenny Rogers

Hank Williams Jr.

Garth Brooks

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Question 14 of 15

14. This next artist recorded a song entitled "Crazy Train" in 1980, written by his guitarist Randy Rhoads. It would never have much chart success, but it has become a classic hard rock anthem, and the signature song of the artist in question. What singer is this? Hint

Ozzy Osbourne

Rob Halford

Ronnie James Dio

David Coverdale

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Question 15 of 15

15. This group came out with their rock album "Get a Grip" in 1993, and one of the singles from it was titled "Crazy". It would however receive some backlash from critics who felt it resembled other singles from the same album, namely "Cryin'" and "Amazing". What group had this version of "Crazy"? Hint

Boston

Yes

The Rolling Stones

Aerosmith

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

Answer: Patsy Cline

Patsy Cline took this song to number two on the US Country chart and number nine on the US Billboard Hot 100, but its longevity as a classic still endures. It also ranks as one of the most commonly sung songs in American karaoke.

Answer: Fine Young Cannibals

Fine Young Cannibals named themselves after a 1960's movie "All the Fine Young Cannibals". The group put together some greatest hits compilations in the 1990's and 2000's, but never truly got serious about continuing the momentum they had from their multi-platinum album, "The Raw and the Cooked".

Answer: Seal

This song would make the Top Ten in both the U.S. and UK Singles charts, and pave the way top more success in the future. In 2005, Seal married model and reality show host Heidi Klum. The scars upon his face below his eyes have been rumored to come from tribal ceremonies in Africa, but they are caused by a form of Lupus.

Answer: Madonna

Madonna has had double-digit number one songs in both the U.S. and UK Singles charts, and often not always with the same songs. Chart-topping hits on one side of the pond wouldn't always top the chart on the other side. So she has had huge success on both major singles charts.

She has also had over twenty number one singles in Canada. "Crazy For You" was recorded early in her career, prior to the release of her huge hit, "Like a Virgin". Her execs weren't interested in releasing it, as they feared it would dilute her success from "Virgin", but they decided to, and it promptly made number one in America (number two in Britain) as well.

Answer: Britney Spears

Britney Spears' third single of her career shows sometimes you can't write the best story, it just happens. "(You Drive Me) Crazy" would be a Top Ten single on many national charts, including the United States and Britain. This single would follow "...Baby One More Time" and "Sometimes", both off her debut album.

Answer: Heart

Heart's debut album, "Dreamboat Annie" would spawn three hits still played on classic rock stations today. "Crazy on You" remains a staple for the
still-touring Heart, due to the haunting timbre of Ann Wilson's voice, and the Wiccan-esque style of Nancy Wilson's guitar. Heart debuted this album in 1976.

Answer: Gnarls Barkley

Gnarls Barkley would never achieve the same success they did with "Crazy". "Rolling Stone" magazine labeled the song the best song from the 2000's. "Crazy" would be nominated for two Grammys, and win one.

Answer: Prince

"Let's Go Crazy" and "When Doves Cry" both went to number one, and the album they are from, "Purple Rain", is regularly looked at as one of the greatest albums of all time. Prince would go on to win a truckful of awards for the album, including an Oscar for Best Original Song Score.

Answer: Icehouse

All four bands gained fans outside of Australia, but Icehouse was the one with the hit song "Crazy". Opening with the lyric, "I've got a pocket full of holes", it fell into the same electronic sounding genre of most 1980's pop. "Crazy" would make Top 20 in the U.S., and number four in their native Australia.

Answer: Queen

While very successful in the United States, it was nothing compared to their native United Kingdom. Queen had THIRTEEN consecutive Top Five albums in Great Britain, including seven that would reach number one. "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" was a throwback to the 1950's, sporting a bit of a rockabilly sound not normally found from Queen.

Answer: The Boys

California brothers Khiry, Kajh, Hakim and Bilal would form The Boys and would have a short career in America in the 1990's. But soon after passing on a new record contract, they moved to Gambia, learned the language, and proceeded to start a brand new recording career with a new name, The Suns of Light.

Answer: Beyonce Knowles

Beyonce and Jay-Z worked together on "Crazy in Love" from the equally popular 2003 album, "Dangerously In Love". They would later marry in 2008.

Answer: Kenny Rogers

Kenny Rogers may be the "craziest" music artist of the quiz, as he had another country single that was titled "Crazy In Love" in 1990. Rogers was a major crossover artist having major success on the pop chart in addition to his already established success on the country charts.

Answer: Ozzy Osbourne

A live version of "Crazy Train" would be released as a single in 1987. The single has been used avidly in the sports world, often blaring from the speakers to spice up the crowd. It also is one of the most downloaded ringtones in history, being downladed over two million times. "Crazy Train" would appear first on Ozzy's debut solo album "Blizzard of Ozz".

Answer: Aerosmith

Aerosmith has had a stellar career, and the album "Get a Grip" went platinum over five times. But the similarities between "Crazy", "Amazing" and "Cryin'" couldn't be denied. In fact, NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and Adam Sandler made fun of the fact, singing an "infomercial" advertising a new Aerosmith album consisting of songs all taken from these three songs. One "new" song was even titled "CrazyAmazinCryinAmazacrazy".

Source: Author Spaudrey

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