Dream Weavers Sing Some Colorful Songs!

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1. In 1968 Cream gave us a number six hit which included many colors such as black, silver, white, gold and yellow. What was the name of this mournful song? Blackbird White Room Band of Gold Silver Heels

2. The title of this colorful song by Neil Young is often identified incorrectly because of its similarity to another song and to the name of the album on which they both appear. Which of these tunes advises that "It's better to burn out, than to fade away."? Hey, Hey, My, My (Into the Black) My, My, Hey, Hey (Out of the Blue) Rust Never Sleeps Cinnamon Girl

3. This song was written and sung by Van Morrison, who is from Northern Ireland. It is his best-known song and he won a plethora of awards with it. It describes his nostalgic memories about a girl he used to be in love with. Can you name the song? Brown-Eyed Girl Yellow Blue Sky Green Eyes

4. Which English rock group's release of "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" (1972) gave them a number one hit ? Creedence Clearwater Revival The Hollies The Rolling Stones The Beatles

5. American International Pictures released "The Wild Angels" movie in 1966. It was the first of the outlaw biker genre films of the era. It starred Peter Fonda as "Heavenly Blues" and Nancy Sinatra as his girlfriend "Mike". The film's opening music was an instrumental featuring the sounds of roaring Harleys and the fuzz tone guitar of Davie Allen of David Allen & The Arrows. Can you name it? Mike's Blues Blue Above the Rooftops Harley Blues Blues Theme

6. Are you dreaming of a "White Christmas"? You wouldn't be the first person to fall asleep with visions of falling snow flakes in your dreams. Who first put these dreams into reality by writing the song "White Christmas?" Bing Crosby Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra Judy Garland

7. In 1966 the Spanish band Los Bravos released a song. What was the name of this hit? The Red Peace Greener Than the Grass Black is Black Blue on White

8. Which bluegrass song became the official state song of Kentucky in 1989? The Great Blue and White My Kentucky Rose Blue Moon of Kentucky Kentucky Blue Grass Blues

9. Which song was inspired by and based on a Thomas Dekker poem from the 17th century? Goodbye Yellowbrick Road Red, Red Wine Devil with a Blue Dress Golden Slumbers

10. Dateline September 1956: Elvis Presley's "Don't Be Cruel/Hound Dog" is bumped from the top of the U.S. charts by a song recorded by Jim Lowe. Can you name it? Blue Door Green Door Black Door White Door