Quiz with No Lyrics

Answer: Led Zeppelin

The song first appeared on the album "Led Zeppelin II" and features a John Bonham drum solo. The song was credited to John Bonham, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones.
In live concerts it was normally played half-way though the set. Page and Jones would play a really heavy riff and then Bonham would break into a drum solo that could go on for over ten minutes.

Answer: Allman Brothers Band

The song on the 1973 album "Brothers and Sisters" was written by Dickey Betts and named after his daughter. It was released as a single in December 1973 but did not have the success of "Ramblin' Man" which was also a track on the album.

Answer: Pink Floyd

The song was the B-side to the single "Point Me to the Sky" released in 1968 and was credited to all four members of the band. A live version of the song appeared on the double album "Ummaguma" that was released in 1969. The song, under a different name, was part of the soundtrack of the film "Zabriskie Point".

Answer: Black Sabbath

The song appeared on the album "Paranoid" which was the band's second studio album. The song was a vehicle for Bill Ward and it was used during live concerts to give a breather to the other members of the band.

Answer: Jethro Tull

The song appeared on the 1969 album "Stand Up" and it is an arrangement of a J.S.Bach's "Bouree in E Minor" by Ian Anderson. It was released as a single in Europe, with "Fat Man" on the B-Side. The song features Anderson on flute.

Answer: Santana

The song was on the first album by the band called "Santana" and was the last track of the album. The song was played at the Woodstock Music Festival and was one of the highlights of the film that was released following the festival.

Answer: Emerson Lake & Palmer

This was the opening song on the album "Emerson Lake & Palmer" released in 1970. It was an arrangement of the piece of music "Allegro Barbaro" written in 1911 by Bela Bartok.

Answer: Mike Oldfield

This was the opening track on the album "QE2" that was released in 1980. This was Oldfield's sixth studio album.

Answer: Vangelis

Vangelis wrote the soundtrack of the film with the same name which was released as an album in 1981. The song was the main theme of the soundtrack and the album it appears on under the name "Titles". The song and the album were a great world-wide success for the composer.

Answer: Edgar Winter Group

The track appeared on the band's 1972 album "They Only Come out at Night". It was released as a single in 1973 and topped Billboard's Hot 100 for one week. The song was credited to Edgar Winter.