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Classic Rock Trivia

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What famous rocker enlisted in the U.S. Army and trained as a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division and was stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky?

 

While you're pondering this one, what well know singer/song writer who's real name was Robert Allen Zimmerman briefly went by Elston Gunn?

While you're pondering this one, what well know singer/song writer who's real name was Robert Allen Zimmerman briefly went by Elston Gunn?

 

Bob Dylan...didn't know the Elston Gunn part but recognized the Zimmerman name

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Bob Dylan...didn't know the Elston Gunn part but recognized the Zimmerman name

 

Correct. I didn't know the Elston Gunn part either.

Correct. I didn't know the Elston Gunn part either.

 

Still resisting the urge to look up the White Album

I will throw out one more for you guys to chew on. Who is the only artist in history to have two hit songs covered by two separate artists and reach the Top of the Billboard charts in consecutive weeks?

 

Hint: The consecutive weeks occurred in 1987.

 

I need to know the name of the original artist, the two artists who recorded the covers, and the title of those two hit songs.

 

Tommy James and the Shondells

 

It think were alone now- Tiffany

Mony Mony- Billy Idol

 

Seems as if I remember Kasey mentioning this back in the day.

 

I can't believe it took this long for Mony Mony to hit #1, it was a huge hit at the "Downtown Establishments" in Richmond when I was in college a few years prior to this...of course we sang the alternate lyrics at the top of our lungs :D

 

Great Question BTW!

Speaking of 1987 covers, which Cover Song was the biggest Cover hit of that year?

 

Hint: Tied Historically to this week.

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Still resisting the urge to look up the White Album

 

It's a really tough question.

While I'm waiting on the answer to this one, here's another:

 

What album was so popular that enough copies have been sold that 1 in 12 people in the ENTIRE WORLD own the record?

 

FWIW the math doesn't come close to supporting the 1 in 12 claim.

What group hit #2 on the singles chart five times without ever hitting #1?

Tommy James and the Shondells

 

It think were alone now- Tiffany

Mony Mony- Billy Idol

 

Seems as if I remember Kasey mentioning this back in the day.

 

I can't believe it took this long for Mony Mony to hit #1, it was a huge hit at the "Downtown Establishments" in Richmond when I was in college a few years prior to this...of course we sang the alternate lyrics at the top of our lungs :D

 

Great Question BTW!

 

Thank you, sir.

Outstanding. You are really good at this as well. As for me, just way too much useless information in my head.

BTW, I was a big Tommy James & the Shondells fan. Not so much for Tiffany or Billy Idol. :)

Thank you, sir.

Outstanding. You are really good at this as well. As for me, just way too much useless information in my head.

BTW, I was a big Tommy James & the Shondells fan. Not so much for Tiffany or Billy Idol. :)

 

I'm not as good as many on here...but I know what "I know", if you know what I mean. :lol2:

 

I was a fan of both of those songs before the covers came out, the "Mony Mony" cover was a staple at O'Reilly's back in the day!

I'm not as good as many on here...but I know what "I know", if you know what I mean. :lol2:

 

 

I think I may have the one you asked earlier. MAYBE. If I have it, your hint was very helpful. " LA BAMBA ." We just talked about the anniversary of "The Day the Music Died."

This artist has a dozen or so top ten hits but never a #1. This artist, however, wrote a song that topped the charts for someone else back in the latter part of the seventies. Who is he?

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