Music T-Z: 'T' Trivia

1. The band 10,000 Maniacs formed in September 1981 in Jamestown, NY, as the successor to a local band that had a name reminiscent of a painting of a basket of fruit. What was the band's original name?

From Quiz 10,000 Maniacs: 40 Years of Mania

Answer: Still Life

The closest "major" city to Jamestown is the Lake Erie port city of Erie, Pennsylvania, about 45 miles away, with Buffalo (NY) about 70 miles distant and Cleveland (OH) and Pittsburgh (PA) about 150 miles. Despite Jamestown's and the region's ties to the Chautauqua movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the area has become better known in recent years as Lucy's hometown, and the Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum is located in Jamestown. But another big tourist attraction is the infamous and bizarre "Scary Lucy" statue in the neighboring town of Celeron (where Lucy grew up) in 2009. Although a replacement statue that looked much more like Lucy was commissioned and installed in 2016, the original statue had become such a tourist attraction that it was also retained, although relocated 75 yards away from its replacement.

From Quiz The Story of Them

Answer: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Them was founded in Belfast, Northern Ireland in April of 1964. Van Morrison was its lead vocalist, and the other members included Ronnie Milling, Eric Wrixon, Alan Henderson, and Billy Harrison. Eric Wrixon went on to be a founding member of Thin Lizzy, but he left the band before the release of its first single to rejoin a reformulated Them, absent Van Morrison. Them was marketed in the United States as being part of the so-called "British Invasion." In their short time together as the original five-member band, they released two albums, "The Angry Young Them" in 1965 and "Them Again" in 1966.

From Quiz The Troggs

Answer: Hampshire

Hampshire is located in the south coast of England and has Winchester as its county town. Reg Presley, real name Reginald Maurice Ball, was born in June 1941 and Ronnie Bond, real name Ronald James Bullis, in May 1940. The band was originally called The Troglodytes. Kent is a county also on the south coast of England, York a city in Yorkshire and Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands.

From Quiz Robin Trower. One Of The Greats

Answer: The Paramounts

The Paramounts were a UK beat group primarily known as being the fore-runner to Procol Harum. The beginnings of the band are not very clear. They were either a band originating as "The Raiders" in 1959 (which included future Procol Harum band members Chris Copping & Robin Trower) that was formed while the members were at secondary school OR they were one of rock music's first "manufactured" bands formed by the organizers of a band competition who formed a band using the best musicians participating in the contest and called "The Paramounts". The first line up of the actual Paramounts included Chris Copping, Robin Trower & Gary Brooker. Gigs were difficult for them to get as Gary Brooker was only 14 years old at the time, so shows first occurred at Robin Trower's father's cafe, which eventually became "The Shades Club". BJ Wilson eventually joined the band as their drummer and their musical direction changed from R&B to soul. By 1963 they were playing London more frequently, where they were eventually signed to the Parlophone label who released the band's first single - a cover of the classic "Poison Ivy". The single actually charted, reaching Number 35 on the UK Singles Chart which in turn led to TV appearances (notably 'Ready Steady Go'). While their second and third singles failed to chart, the B side of their third single featured a track entitled "It Won't Be Long". This song was the first song written by Trower & Brooker to be released. The band disbanded in 1966.

From Quiz The Thompson Twins

Answer: In the Name of Love

"In the Name of Love" was a 1982 single performed by the Thompson Twins. The single was on the Thompson Twins' 1982 studio albums "In the Name of Love" and "Set". The song was also featured on the soundtrack for the 1984 film "Ghostbusters". The single hit number one on the United States Billboard Dance Club Songs chart for five weeks in 1982.

From Quiz Twenty One Pilots

Answer: Columbus, Ohio

Twenty One Pilots was formed by three college friends from Ohio State University in Columbus. The band released their debut album "Twenty One Pilots" in 2009 and toured throughout their home state of Ohio. Other popular bands that were formed in Columbus, Ohio include Rascal Flatts and The Black Swans.

From Quiz A Brief History of Triumph

Answer: Hard rock power trio

The original incarnation of the band had four members but two of them left early in the band's career and were replaced by a single guitarist/vocalist. This would become the band's lineup for the next 15 years. Following a contentious split in 1991, the band didn't speak for nearly 20 years, but have since reconciled.

From Quiz The Musical Group Known as Toto

Answer: Hold the Line

The 1978 song "Hold the Line" was the first single released from Toto's debut album called "Toto". The song hit the top twenty in eight different countries. The song was featured in the 2004 video game "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas".

From Quiz It's the Time

Answer: Minneapolis

In the late 1970s a term emerged for a new fusion of music called the "Minneapolis sound". The Time and other bands of the Minneapolis sound produced an eclectic mix of pop, rock, funk, and new wave music.

From Quiz Chris Tomlin Songs

Answer: sing

Chris Tomlin's middle name is Dwayne. He was born May 4, 1972.

From Quiz 2PM (Korean music group)

Answer: Jaebeom

Jaybeom also goes by the name Jay Park. He left 2PM in 2010 to become a solo entertainer.

From Quiz Tenth Avenue North: The Light Meets the Dark

Answer: "Oh My Dear"

This song was written for Mike Donehey's wife Kelly.

From Quiz The Turtles

Answer: It Ain't Me Babe

The Crossfires were originally a Surf genre band. When they signed with White Whale Records they changed to a Folk Rock style popular in the sixties and changed their name. The Turtles initially called the band The Tyrtles in the same manner as The Byrds, but the name eventually became The Turtles. The Byrds had a hit with "Turn, Turn, Turn" so The Turtles thought they would have success with Dylan's "It Ain't Me Babe". Johnny and June Cash also recorded a successful Country version of "It Ain't Me Babe". "The Times They Are a-Changin'" was recorded by many artists including The Byrds. Manfred Mann and Joe Cocker are among the many artists who recorded a version of "Just Like a Woman".

From Quiz Do you know Therapy?

Answer: Andy Cairns

Mr. Andrew James Cairns is the singer. Michael McKeegan plays bass, Fyfe Ewing was the original drummer and Neil Cooper replaced him.

From Quiz Thunderous Toyah

Answer: Willcox

Toyah Ann Wilcox was born in King's Heath, Birmingham, England in 1958. A student at Old Rep Drama School, she studied mime before starring in her first move "Jubilee". She balanced both an acting and singing career. In 1986 she married Robert Fripp of the band King Crimson.

From Quiz Tarja Turunen

Answer: Tarja Soile Susanna Turunen

Tarja Soile Susanna Turunen was the correct answer. Yes she has one long name as many Finns do. She was born in August 17, 1977 to the proud parents of Teuvo Turunen and Marjatta Turunen. She is the sister to an older brother, Timo Turunen and a younger brother, Toni Turunen. Sadly, in the year of 2003, her mother passed away due to cancer. The song, "You Would Have Loved This", was a dedication to Tarja's mother. That song can be found on Tarja's Christmas album, "Henkäys Ikuisuudesta."

From Quiz Trey Songz

Answer: Tremaine Aldon Neverson

Trey was born in Petersburg, Virginia, on November 28, 1984. By the time he was fifteen, he was taking music and his talent for singing seriously. He entered (and won) numerous talent shows.

From Quiz Temple of the Dog

Answer: Pearl Jam and Soundgarden

Temple of the Dog was formed with members from Pearl Jam (Stone Gossard, Jeff Ament, Mike McCready and Eddie Vedder) and Soundgarden (Chris Cornell and Matt Cameron). Both groups would later break through to mainstream success.

From Quiz Thunder in the '90s

Answer: Judgement Day

"Laughing On Judgement Day" was the bands second album. It was released in August 1992. It was held off the number one spot in the UK's album chart only by a Kylie Minogue's "greatest hits" package.

From Quiz Born to Lose: Johnny Thunders

Answer: John Anthony Genzale

Born in Queens, New York, Johnny attended school at Newtown High School. He was a talented baseball player and was approached by talent scouts throughout his junior career.

From Quiz TNT Trivia Challenge

Answer: Dan Ingebrigtsen

Dan Ingebrigtsen was "removed" from the band shortly after they started recording their second album to make room for the amazing Tony Harnell. Tony re-recorded and re-worked the lyrics on some of the songs Ingebrigtsen had already recorded.

From Quiz Thousand Foot Krutch Lyric Mania

Answer: Everyone Like Me

"Everyone Like Me" was added as the first track to the album "Set It Off" in the September 2004 re-release of the album.

From Quiz Traffic, the Band

Answer: Steve Winwood

Steve Winwood also had a successful solo career with such hits as "While You See A Chance" and "Higher Love".

From Quiz Tom Tom Club

Answer: Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz

Tina Weymouth (bass) and Chris Frantz (drums) formed the rhythm section of Talking Heads. In Tom Tom Club, Tina also does most of the vocals and even Chris does some singing or rapping on selected songs.

From Quiz Adam D. Tucker Lyrics

Answer: It Ain't Me Anymore

"It Ain't Me Anymore" was released in 2003, the song was written by Adam D. Tucker.

From Quiz Thirteen Senses - "The Invitation"

Answer: Four

There are four members in the band, Thirteen Senses. The Cornish quartet involves Will South (vocals / piano guitar), Tom Welham (guitar / backing vocals) Adam Wilson (bass) and Brendon James (drums). Thirteen Senses released their first album, 'The Invitation,' on the 12th of July 2005.

From Quiz Backgound Of Rob Thomas

Answer: February 14, 1972

Rob Thomas was born on Valentine's Day in 1972. No wonder this guy's such a sweetheart!

From Quiz Welcome to Taproot Lyrics

Answer: I'm something I know I'll get

From the track 'Mine'. The complete lyric is 'My focal point is set, I'm something I know I'll get. It's not a question of how, but more of when. You're a hot commodity, the choice is mine and mine for keeps. I can bring you to my side.'

From Quiz The Trews "House of Ill Fame" Opening Lines

Answer: Every Inambition

"Every Inambition" was the first single off of "House of Ill Fame", and officially put The Trews on the map.

From Quiz Theory of a Deadman

Answer: Tyler Connolly

Scott Stapp was the lead singer of Creed, Chad Kroeger is the lead singer of Nickelback and Jaret Reddick is the lead singer of Bowling for Soup.

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