Rock Music's Mockingbirds, Part 2

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1. "I Shot the Sheriff" was a major hit for Eric Clapton in 1974. Who wrote it? Answer: (Think reggae)

2. British supergroup Cream had a hit with "Crossroads", on their 'Wheels of Fire' album. Who wrote it? Robert Johnson T-Bone Walker Bo Diddley Blind Lemon Jefferson

3. "My Way" is considered to be Frank Sinatra's signature song. But he didn't write it. Who did? Burt Bacharach Cole Porter Tony Bennett Paul Anka

4. "Woodstock" was one of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young's most popular songs. But they can't take credit for it. Who can? Paul Simon Carole King Joni Mitchell Bob Dylan

5. The Byrds had a big hit with "Mr. Tambourine Man" in June, 1965. But it was composed by somebody else. Who? Answer: (Folk Rock)

6. "Honey Don't" was a mid-60s hit for the Beatles. Who wrote it? Buddy Holly Buck Owens Carl Perkins Hoyt Axton

7. "Leaving on a Jet Plane" was Peter, Paul and Mary's biggest and last hit song. But they did not write it. Who did? John Denver Neil Sedaka Roger McGuinn Barry Manilow

8. The Summer of Love anthem "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)" was a hit for Scott McKenzie in 1967. But it was written by someone else. Who? David Crosby John Phillips John Sebastian Paul Kantner

9. "Blinded by the Light" was a Number one hit for Manfred Mann's Earth Band in 1977. Who wrote it, four years earlier? Jerry Garcia Bruce Springsteen Bob Dylan Randy Newman

10. "Act Naturally" was a hit for The Beatles, and before that for Buck Owens. But none of them wrote it. Who did? Johnny Russell Litttle Richard Buddy Holly Fats Domino