Who's That Lady? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Ruby Ann

From 1962, Robbins' ninth number one single.

Robbins became a Grand Ole Opry member in 1953. He established his own Opry tradition by repeatedly signaling the stage manager his intention to sing one more song for over an hour. Marty's fans were know as Marty's Army.

Answer: Jolene

"Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene
I'm begging of you please don't take my man
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene
Please don't take him just because you can".

From 1973, Dolly's second number one single; "Joshua" was her first number one hit from the year 1970.

Answer: Lucille

1977's "Lucille", Rogers' first number one single since his departure from The First Edition, sold over five million copies world-wide, topping numerous international pop chars.

"In a bar in Toledo
Across from the depot
On a bar stool
She took off her ring
I thought I'd get closer
So I walked on over
I sat down and asked her name".

Answer: Shirley Jean Berrell

From The Statler's eighteenth studio album, "Entertainers On and Off the Record", this quick tempo song took a number five spot in 1978.

"I'm the official historian on Shirley Jean Berrell
I've know her since God only knows and I won't tell
I caught her the first time that she stumbled and fell
And Shirley, she knows me just as well".

Answer: Marie Laveau

Continued:

"Got a black cat's tooth and a Mojo bone
And anyone who wouldn't leave her alone"

The song "Marie Laveau", Bare's thirty-fourth released single was his only number one song, a live recording from 1974. Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show first recorded "Marie Laveau" in 1971.


#1 1974 live recording only #1 lst recording 1971 dr.hook&medicine show

Answer: Linda

Opening line:

"Now I'm lying here with Linda on my mind
And next to me my soon to be
The one I left behind"

Twitty, the sole writer, from 1975 his twelfth number one hit single. During his recording career, Twitty and Loretta Lynn released twelve charted singles, which included five number one hit records.

Answer: Amanda

Jennings recorded "Amanda" for his 1974 album "The Ramblin' Man" but was never released as a single until 1979 when re-recorded for his first "Greatest Hits" album, topping the charts at number one for three weeks.

First recorded in 1973 by Don Williams, his beautiful version of "Amanda" only peaked at number thirty-three, though in my opinion surely deserved a much higher ranking.

Answer: Ruby

From 1969, first verse continued:
"The shadow on the wall tells me the sun is going down
Ohhhh Ruby, don't take your love to town".

Mel Tillis based the writing of "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town", on a wounded World War II soldier and his wife living near Tillis' Florida home.

Answer: Susan

"It gets worse in the summer when the nights are hot and long
And it's bad in December when they play those Christmas songs".

From 1974, a number fifteen song for The Statler Brothers from their twelfth studio album, "Sons of the Motherland".

Answer: Loretta

Line continued:
"Hey Loretta, don't leave me alone
Hey Loretta, I swear I'm a gonna treat you better
Buy you brand new overalls if you'll only come back home".

Written by Shel Silverstein, a number three song from 1973, off of Lynn's twenty-seventh studio album, "Love Is The Foundation".