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Gilbert's name is designed to bring to mind the Victorian comic opera writing partnership of Gilbert and Sullivan but how much of it was he given at birth? |
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| 2.
In which period did Gilbert's biggest hits come? |
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When Gilbert first hit the big time he chose a distinctive dress style of flat cap, pudding basin haircut and shorts. How did the media describe this "look", taking the name from a UK TV commercial? |
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"Alone Again (Naturally)", as well as being parodied in the title of this quiz, was also Gilbert's breakthrough hit in America. What was the controversial subject of the song? |
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"Alone Again (Naturally)" has found its way into many TV and movie soundtracks. Which of these, perhaps surprisingly, is NOT one of them? |
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And "Alone Again (Naturally)" was also the subject of a 1991 ground-breaking US legal suit. What did the ruling in this case establish? |
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The quintessentially English humor in Gilbert's lyrics is sometimes lost on an American audience. According to an interview with "Rolling Stone", which song prompted a Los Angeles DJ to say, "Now Gilbert likes little girls!"? |
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Why did Gilbert release no new material between 1982 and 1987? |
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Autobiographical detail lies behind many of Gilbert's album titles. Which of these statements about him is NOT correct? |
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Gilbert's songs are laced with references to tea but in which song did he admit that he "drank a little wine" and was "as happy as could be"? |
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