Kid Rock And Friends Quiz | Kid Rock

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1. "Lincoln Continentals and Cadillacs"

Answer: Tim McGraw

From Tim McGraw's 2015 album "Sundown Heaven Town", the song was recorded by Tim McGraw and Kid Rock in separate music studios. While they didn't record it together, they've become good friends and spent some late nights drinking and jamming out to some '70s songs.

2. "Real Mean Bottle"

Answer: Bob Seger

Bob Seger and Kid Rock are both from the Detroit, Michigan area and have performed on stage together many times. "Real Mean Bottle" appears on Bob Seger's "Face The Promise" CD.

3. "Saturday Night's Alright"

Answer: Nickelback

Elton John recorded the original version of "Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting" in the 1970s. Nickelback and Kid Rock released their version for inclusion on the "Charlie's Angels 2 - Full Throttle" soundtrack.

4. "Luckenbach, Texas"

Answer: Kenny Chesney

Kid Rock and Kenny Chesney teamed up for the Country classic as their addition to the "I've Always Been Crazy - A Tribute to Waylon Jennings" album. In addition, Metallica lead singer, James Hetfield, added a cover of Jennings' "Don't You Think This Outlaw" to the soundtrack.

5. "Born On The Bayou"

Answer: John Fogerty

The legendary founder of Creedence Clearwater Revival released a solo album in 2013 called "I Wrote A Song For Everyone". Each classic CCR song was sung as a duet with Fogerty and guest vocalists including Bob Seger, My Morning Jacket, and Miranda Lambert.

6. "Flying High"

Answer: The Zac Brown Band

On Kid Rock's 2011 album "Born Free", he enlisted guest vocals from his Georgia buddies, The Zac Brown Band. They recorded their session soon after coming back from a 2010 U.S.O. stint in Iraq performing for U.S. troops.

7. "Gimme Back My Bullets"

Answer: Lynyrd Skynyrd

On Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Vicious Cycle" album, they appealed to a modern, younger demographic by adding Kid Rock's guest vocals on a reinterpretation of their 70s classic. In 2010, Lynyrd Skynyrd opened for Kid Rock on his U.S. tour.

8. "Good To Be Me"

Answer: Uncle Kracker

Long-time friend Uncle Kracker recorded two versions of "Good To Be Me" for his "Happy Hour" album in 2010. The track featuring Kid Rock became the more requested version. When it came time to make the music video, the duet version was used.

9. "Messin' With The Kid"

Answer: Buddy Guy

The legendary king of the Chicago Blues, Buddy Guy, recorded a guest-heavy album, "Rhythm & Blues" in 2013. Kid Rock and Buddy teamed up for the 1960 Junior Wells classic, "Messin' With The Kid".

10. "Rock Star"

Answer: Ludacris and R. Kelly

On R. Kelly's album, "Double Up" he recorded "Rock Star" with tag team guest vocals by Kid Rock and Georgia rapper, Ludacris. Kid Rock began his career as a hip hop DJ and regularly mixes Rap, Soul, and Country into his rock songs.

Source: Author GBfan

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Kid Rock And Friends Trivia Quiz

Kid Rock has been the guest artist on many friends' albums and they've returned the favor. Can you match the song with the artist who teamed up with Kid Rock? There's some Classic Rock, Blues, Country, and even some Hip Hop on the list!

Questions		Choices
1. "Lincoln Continentals and Cadillacs"		Lynyrd Skynyrd
2. "Real Mean Bottle"		Buddy Guy
3. "Saturday Night's Alright"		Nickelback
4. "Luckenbach, Texas"		Bob Seger
5. "Born On The Bayou"		Kenny Chesney
6. "Flying High"		John Fogerty
7. "Gimme Back My Bullets"		Uncle Kracker
8. "Good To Be Me"		The Zac Brown Band
9. "Messin' With The Kid"		Tim McGraw
10. "Rock Star"		Ludacris and R. Kelly