Jeff Harkness

Q) Three days after Lynyrd Skynyrd released ‘Street Survivors’, in October 1977, a plane crash killed three members of the band. One week after the crash, the album did this. What?

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Yet another way your cell phone might be causing you problems.

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Global warming may be claiming another victim.

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Q) The 1976 Alice Cooper ‘Goes to Hell’ tour was cancelled before it ever started because Alice was suffering with anemia. If the tour had happened, the stage was going to built like a giant one of these – a place and a concept Alice considered to be hell. What?

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Q) On this day in 1970 at a show in New Orleans, The Doors performed their last full concert with Jim Morrison. Four weeks later in the middle of a show in Dallas, Morrison slammed his microphone down and refused to sing the rest of the show, marking his last public appearance with the band. ‘Morrison Hotel’ was also released that same year and had just one song crack the Top 50. Which song?

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The 23d installment in the long running spy series won't disappoint fans of 007.

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Q) This British group was the most successful band in the UK in the 1970's with 17 Top 20 hits and six #1 songs between 1971 and 1976. But they only cracked the Top 20 in the US once and that wasn't until 1984. What group?

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Why we make snap judgements about people.

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Q) What #1 song from this week in 1974 was recorded as a joke and never intended for release, but when it was, it was accused of copying The Who?

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Q) ‘Rock and Roll’ by Led Zeppelin came together during a jam session while the band was working on another track for ‘Led Zeppelin IV’, a song that became the ‘B-side’ to ‘Rock and Roll’ when it was released as a single. What song?

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