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Elements # 2: Fire Trivia Quiz

How does 60s and 70s rock music relate to fire? I've got the questions, have you got the answers? Dig into the ol' memory and find out!

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

Author
droombolus

Time
6 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
218,469

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Difficult

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Question 1 of 10

1. Deadric Malone's "Turn On Your Love Light" was covered by all these bands but one. Who's the odd one out here? Hint

Edgar Winter's White Trash

Buddy Miles Express

Them

Grateful Dead

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Question 2 of 10

2. Track Records released this Jimi Hendrix song as the A-side of a 45 in 1967 and re-released it as the B-side on another single in 1969. Hint

Let Me Light Your Fire

Fire

Burning Of The Midnight Lamp

3rd Stone From The Sun

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Question 3 of 10

3. "Phoenix" was a song they recorded for their first album and it has been a staple in their live repertoire for many years. Which guitar-slingers band am I talking about? Hint

Fleetwood Mac

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Wishbone Ash

ZZ Top

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Question 4 of 10

4. Murray Wilson formed this band after his dismissal as manager of his sons' band, The Beach Boys. They had hits with songs like "I Live For The Sun" and "Andrea". Hint

The Moon

The Sunrise

The Sunbeams

The Sunrays

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Question 5 of 10

5. "Sparks" is a track on which The Who album ? Hint

The Who Sell Out

My Generation

A Quick One

Tommy

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Question 6 of 10

6. Hughie Flint was a drummer of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, formed the rhythm section with John McVie of later Fleetwood Mac fame. He quit after recording which album? Hint

A Hard Road

Bluesbreakers

Crusade

Bare Wires

7. In 1967, an acetate with Bob Dylan songs, not yet recorded by the master himself for official release, landed on the desk of a UK publisher. "This Wheel's On Fire" was one of those songs and was a UK hit for which band in 1968? Hint

Julie Driscoll and Brian Auger's Trinity

Manfred Mann

Steampacket

The Hollies

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Question 8 of 10

8. Howlin' Wolf's "Smokestack Lightning" was one of the most popular songs on the repertoires of British R&B bands in the 60s. Which band did not record it for official release? Hint

The Spencer Davis Group

Manfred Mann

The Animals

The Yardbirds

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Question 9 of 10

9. Which band jammed the stuffing out of the old Rolling Stones B-side "Play With Fire" in an over ten minute version on their first live album? Hint

Humble Pie

James Gang

Grand Funk Railroad

West, Bruce and Laing

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Question 10 of 10

10. "I am the god of hellfire and I bring you: Fire!" No quiz with Fire as a theme is complete without Arthur Brown, of course. Who got an assistant-producers credit for his first album "The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown"? Hint

John Entwhistle

Pete Townsend

Vincent Crane

Jimi Hendrix

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Deadric Malone's "Turn On Your Love Light" was covered by all these bands but one. Who's the odd one out here?

Answer: Buddy Miles Express

"Turn On Your Love Light" is on the Edgar Winter's White Trash's "Roadwork", on the Grateful Dead's "Live Dead" and is one of the highlights on "Them Again".
Buddy Miles recorded a song called "Let Your Love Light Shine" for his "Expressway To Your Skull" album.

2. Track Records released this Jimi Hendrix song as the A-side of a 45 in 1967 and re-released it as the B-side on another single in 1969.

Answer: Burning Of The Midnight Lamp

"Let Me Light Your Fire" was the A-side of the 1969 single and is the same song as "Fire" from the "Are You Experienced" album. "3rd Stone From The Sun", from the same album, was released on a maxi-single in the 80s..

3. "Phoenix" was a song they recorded for their first album and it has been a staple in their live repertoire for many years. Which guitar-slingers band am I talking about?

Answer: Wishbone Ash

Lynyrd Skynyrd had their "Free Bird", Fleetwood Mac their "Albatross" and ZZ Top got "high, high, high, way up in the sky" with their "Thunderbird".

4. Murray Wilson formed this band after his dismissal as manager of his sons' band, The Beach Boys. They had hits with songs like "I Live For The Sun" and "Andrea".

Answer: The Sunrays

The Moon was the band David Marks, Al Jardine's substitute in the early Beach Boys days, joined after his dismissal. Their 1968 "Without Earth" album is chock full of delicious light-psych.
The Sunbeams were Joe Tex's 50-s vocal group and The Sunrise ... I haven't got a clue but it sounds good, right ;^)) ?

5. "Sparks" is a track on which The Who album ?

Answer: Tommy

"Sparks" is the instrumental track right between "Amazing Journey" and "The Hawker" ...

6. Hughie Flint was a drummer of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, formed the rhythm section with John McVie of later Fleetwood Mac fame. He quit after recording which album?

Answer: Bluesbreakers

He would be succeeded by other great players such as Aynsley Dunbar on "A Hard Road", Keef Hartley on "Crusade" and Jon Hiseman on "Bare Wires". Hughie Flint would eventually resurface with McGuiness-Flint in the late 60s and The Blues Band in the late 70s.

Answer: Julie Driscoll and Brian Auger's Trinity

Steampacket was the band "Jools" sang in, next to John Baldry and Rod Stewart, before she joined Brian Auger's band. The Hollies did record the song for their 1969 album "The Hollies sing Dylan" and Manfred Mann scored a hit with "Mighty Quinn" which came from the same acetate.

8. Howlin' Wolf's "Smokestack Lightning" was one of the most popular songs on the repertoires of British R&B bands in the 60s. Which band did not record it for official release?

Answer: The Spencer Davis Group

The Manfreds recorded it for their "Five Faces Of Mann", The Animals for "Animalism" and The Yardbirds for their famous live debut album "Five Live Yardbirds".

9. Which band jammed the stuffing out of the old Rolling Stones B-side "Play With Fire" in an over ten minute version on their first live album?

Answer: West, Bruce and Laing

It's on their only live album "Live 'n Kickin'".
As far as "other versions in over ten minutes on first live albums" go: The Pie "did" Dr.John's "Walk On Guilded Splinters" and Muddy Waters' "Rolling Stone" on their "Performance - Rockin' The Fillmore", Grand Funk "did" "Inside Lookin' Out" on their "Live" and James Gang "did" the Yardbirds' "Lost Woman" on their "Live In Concert" album.

Answer: Pete Townsend

"The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown" was produced by Who manager Kit Lambert business-wise, but it was Pete Townsend who controlled the recording process in the studio. Vincent Crane, of later Atomic Rooster fame, co-wrote a lot of the songs on the album and of course played the omnipresent organ.
Jimi Hendrix produced "The Street Giveth And The Street Taketh Away", an album for the, long since forgotten, Cat Mother and The All-Night News Boys ...

Source: Author droombolus

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