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    Music from 1963

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    • What famous 80's music star was from the Island What famous 80's music star was from the Island Malta? ( goto )


    • From where did the music group REO Speedwagon get their name? ( goto )


    • From where did the popular music group The Beastie Boys get their name? ( goto )


    • Is the way we write and read music in the west universal and where did this come from? ( goto )


    • This entertainer derived his stage name from a warning sign inside a music hall, who was it? ( goto )


    • Who was the first artist from Wales to have reached number 1 in the music charts and what was the name of the song? ( goto )


    • From whence cometh this, "If music be the food of love, play on, give me excess of it, that the appetite may sicken and so die?" ( goto )


    • As I recovered from a St. Patrick's night music session, I wondered if the US has a patron saint, and if so who? ( goto )


    • How do they get music from the tape in a casette, the plastic on a compact disc or the vinyl on a record to produce noise in your stereo? ( goto )


    • Which English word derives from the name of a music-hall star who took his stage name from his resemblance to someone who had falsely claimed to be someone else? ( goto )


    • Whence "face the music"? ( goto )


    • Is Unbekannt a genre of music? ( goto )


    • What is an accurate description of 'Rhythm and Blues' music. How come the definition of R and B has switched from its early definition in the 50s and 60s to overproduced mush which is now somehow classified as R and B? ( goto )


    • When President Reagan's coffin was carried into the Presidential Library they played some music that sounded just like the National Anthem of England. However, the BBC said that it was something else. What was it and how is it different from the National Anthem? ( goto )


    • Anyone know the name of a British or UK music video which is like a cartoon or video game which follows a day in the life of a woman from the time she wakes up, goes to work, walks out in the city until nighttime? ( goto )


    • When did the terms "pop music" and "classical music" originate? ( goto )


    • What was the first recorded music? ( goto )


    • What is the opening music in 'Grease'? ( goto )


    • Who wrote the 2001 theme Music? ( goto )


    • In music, what is the opposite of legato? ( goto )


    • What is the definition of indie music? ( goto )


    • What is the name of the Broadway musical where the entire theme and plot of the play is to trace the life of one fictitious man, from birth to old age, in music? Can you name this musical play and give the name of this fictitious character who is the subject of the entire work? ( goto )


    • Who owns the rights to the Beatles' music? ( goto )


    • Who played Gretl in The Sound Of Music? ( goto )


    • In music what does 'strepitoso' mean? ( goto )


    • What is CNN's weekly music program? ( goto )


    • Was the 'Sound of Music' based on a true story? ( goto )


    • What kind of music was played on a washboard? ( goto )


    • In music, what does one do if the music says "D.S. al coda"? ( goto )


    • What MTV video from the early 80's started off with a guy on a forklift in a warehouse who has an accident and winds up in the hospital with nurses at his bedside shaking their shoulders to the music? Seems the artist may have been Mike something. Need name of song and artist if at all possible. This has driven me nuts for years! ( goto )


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