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Fruity Musicians Trivia Quiz
You will need to determine which fruit is missing and match it up with the name of the performers. Please note that while some fruits may fit more than once there is only ONE overall correct solution.
A matching quiz
by lout62001.
Estimated time: 3 mins.
(a) Drag-and-drop from the right to the left, or (b) click on a right
side answer box and then on a left side box to move it.
Questions
Choices
1. Blind ___
Prunes
2. ___ Alarm Clock
Strawberry
3. Wild ___
Tangerine
4. ___ & Herb
Cherry
5. Fiona ___
Lemon
6. ___ Smoke
Melon
7. ___ Dream
Apple
8. The Electric ___
Blackberry
9. Black ___
Grape
10. The Mighty ___ Drops
Peaches
Select each answer
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Blind ___
Answer: Melon
Blind Melon is an Alternative rock band from California established in 1990. They adopted their band name based on the "Blind Melon Chitlin" song by Cheech and Chong. The band found success in the early 1990s and their signature song is "No Rain". Tragedy struck in 1995 with the death of lead vocalist Shannon Hoon and the band would eventually break up in 1999.
They re-united in 2006, briefly disbanded in 2008, and have been together again since 2010.
2. ___ Alarm Clock
Answer: Strawberry
Strawberry Alarm Clock is an American rock band of the psychedelic or acid rock genre. The group formed in 1967 as a consolidation of two other bands, Three Sixpence and Waterfyrd Traene. They are known for their big hit "Incense and Peppermints" which reached number one on the US Billboard Hot !00 in 1967.
The group would produce four studio albums in the 1960s and would not come out with a fifth one until 2012.
3. Wild ___
Answer: Cherry
Wild Cherry was a funk rock band from the 1970s created in Ohio by lead vocalist and guitarist Rob Parissi. He named the band based on the picture he saw on a box of cough drops. Their best single is "Play That Funky Music" which peaked at number one on both the Billboard R&B and pop charts in 1976. Parissi gained inspiration for that big hit based on a fan's request for 'white' boys to play some funky music. Following that the band would only produce marginal material and would disband in 1979.
4. ___ & Herb
Answer: Peaches
Peaches & Herb are a singing duo from Washington, D.C. who have performed in areas of disco, funk, soul and R&B since the mid 1960s. They are comprised of Herb Fame and various 'Peaches' as to date seven different women have partnered with Herb through the years.
Some of their notable hits are "Shake Your Groove Thing" in 1978 and "Reunited" in 1979, those being with Linda Greene as Peaches.
5. Fiona ___
Answer: Apple
Fiona Apple is an American singer and pianist in the music business since 1994. She came out with her first album "Tidal" in 1996 and was an instant success receiving a Grammy Award for the single "Criminal". Subsequently, her next album "When the Pawn..." sold one million copies and was certified platinum in 1999. Since then she has come out with two other albums, "Extraordinary Machine" and "The Idler Wheel...".
6. ___ Smoke
Answer: Blackberry
Blackberry Smoke is a combined hard rock, country and Southern rock band from Atlanta, Georgia that have been active since 2000. They enjoy touring and have appeared as secondary acts to heavyweights such as ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd. The band has produced a couple of successful studio albums including "Holding All the Roses" and "Like an Arrow", and both peaked at number one on the US Country chart and the UK Rock chart.
7. ___ Dream
Answer: Tangerine
Tangerine Dream is a band that was formed in Berlin, Germany in 1967. They were among the first musicians to develop electronic music which is the use of devices such as synthesizers or computers to produce sound. Some of their early success came with the albums, "Phaedra" (1974) and "Rubycon" (1975) both of which charted high in the UK.
They were also well received in producing film and video soundtracks,
8. The Electric ___
Answer: Prunes
The Electric Prunes are an acid rock band from Los Angeles assembled in 1965. The band evolved from a group called the Sanctions led by James Lowe, the lead guitarist and vocalist, and began their rehearsals and recordings in a home studio. Despite failure early on the band found success with songs such as "I Had Too Much To dream last Night" and "Get Me to the World on Time".
After disbanding in 1970 they reunited in 1999 with Lowe being the only original member.
9. Black ___
Answer: Grape
Black Grape is an Alternative rock band from Manchester, England formed in 1993 and led by Shaun Ryder. They released their initial album in 1995, "It's Great When You're Straight Yeah..." which ended up at number one on the UK Albums Chart. It was eventually certified platinum in the UK in 1996 but was relatively unknown in the US.
The band broke up in 1998 and reunited in 2010 with Ryder and new personnel.
10. The Mighty ___ Drops
Answer: Lemon
The Mighty Lemon Drops were an Alternative rock band from the UK during 1985-1992. They were initially called the Sherbet Monsters but after member shuffling they settled on their new name. Their first single was "Like an Angel" and it managed to peak at number one on the UK Indie Chart. During their time together they produced five studio albums with "World Without End" being the most successful.
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