Rock Quiz

Q) Cheap Trick’s ‘Live At Budokan’ album was originally intended to be released only in Japan, where the band had a big fan following early in their career. Cheap Trick was so popular that the Japanese press dubbed them with what impressive nickname?

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Q) On this day in music history, Warren Zevon played at the inauguration of what politician?

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Q) Toto keyboardist David Paich wrote most of the groups hit songs, including 'Hold The Line' and 'Africa'. In the summer of 1985, he played keyboards on a song that was number one for four weeks on the Billboard chart?

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Q) This week’s episode of what TV show is going to feature seven unreleased Jimi Hendrix songs?

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Q) Which song on Led Zeppelin’s debut album was originally written by a woman?

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Q) Happy 65th birthday to Donald Fagen of Steely Dan. Donald met band mate Walter Becker while the two were attending New York’s Bard College in the mid 60’s. While in college, they formed a number of different bands including one with a future well-known comedian and actor. Who?

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Q) The Runaways had a 1977 album that wasn’t recorded, and was never released, in the US. Where was that album recorded?

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Q) On this day in 1993, Eric Clapton is nominated for nine Grammy awards. He later won six, including ‘Album of the Year’, for which album?

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Q) Several songs written and recorded for Dire Straits’ 1982 album ‘Love Over Gold’ were never released on that album. One of those songs was given to a female singer who turned in into a Top Ten record and the title track of her comeback album in 1984. Who?

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Q) The Foreigner song ‘Double Vision’ was inspired by an injury during a sporting event in 1978. Which sport?

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