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The Four Seasons performed together as the Four Lovers from 1954 until 1961, when they renamed themselves after the Four Seasons Bowling Alley in Union Township, NJ. What else did the Four Lovers changes when they became the Four Seasons? |
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The Four Lovers featured Four Seasons lead singer Frankie Valli and guitarist-singer Tom DeVito when they had a regional hit in 1956 with Otis Blackwell's "You're the Apple of My Eye" for RCA. The group had originally intended to record another Blackwell song. Which one? |
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Before joining the Four Lovers in 1958, Four Seasons keyboardist-guitarist-singer Bob Gaudio had dropped out of high school after co-writing a major hit for his first band. What was the hit? |
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According to the play "Jersey Boys", a mutual friend introduced Bob Gaudio to Tommy DeVito, leading to Gaudio joining the Four Lovers. Who was it? |
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Who produced all of the Four Seasons and Frankie Valli solo records in the 1960s? |
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From their very first single in 1961, the Four Seasons needed to use at least one session musician. Why? |
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The first single credited to the Four Seasons was released in 1961 on tiny Gone Records. What was it? |
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Which label signed the Four Seasons as its first white artist in 1962 ... and hit the jackpot when the group's first three singles for the label went straight to number one? |
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What was the first Four Seasons song to reach the Top Twenty on the Billboard Hot 100 that was not written or co-written by Bob Gaudio? |
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To which girl did the Four Seasons sing: "Flirtin' with the boys on the corner, you're such a bad girl. Tellin' me you're out with your mother, that's a lie, but I still love my --------"? |
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To which girl did the Four Seasons sing: "Girl, we can't change the places where we were born"? |
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Which Four Seasons song was inspired by a street windshield washer? |
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The English group the Tremeloes heard the B-side to a hit Four Seasons single (written by Bob Gaudio and Bob Crewe) and recorded a sound-alike cover of it, giving themselves a U.K. number one single in 1967 that also earned a gold record for sales in the U.S. What song was it? |
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Although both the Four Seasons and the Beatles had switched record companies, the former label for both artists released a double album in late 1964 containing songs from both. What was the album called? |
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In 1965, something that had never happened to the Four Seasons before took place with two consecutive Four Seasons singles on Philips ("Toy Soldier" and "Girl Come Running"), sending shock waves through the group. What was it? |
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