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Quiz about Southern Rock  Name That Artist 1
Quiz about Southern Rock  Name That Artist 1

Southern Rock: Name That Artist [#1]! Quiz


At the heart of southern-rock music are lyrics written and sung for, and by, the common man. Can you name the artists that performed these songs from just a line of the lyrics?

A multiple-choice quiz by BIGSOUTHERN. Estimated time: 8 mins.
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Author
BIGSOUTHERN
Time
8 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
97,938
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
25
Difficulty
Very Difficult
Avg Score
9 / 25
Plays
1898
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Question 1 of 25
1. "That Tennessee bootleg moonshine whiskey sure do make a man feel fine and frisky..." Who originally recorded this ode to alcohol? Hint


Question 2 of 25
2. "There's a cute little girl in the front row and she's shakin' like a maniac. Get a grip on yourself and hold on, before you give us both a heart attack...". Who was the first to record this from-the-stage observation of an audience member during a concert? Hint


Question 3 of 25
3. "Just a boy with an old guitar, keeps to himself but everybody takes him wrong..." Who originally recorded this song about the mythical southern loner? Hint


Question 4 of 25
4. "Do a little cocaine on the dashboard waiting for the light..." Who was the first to record this song about perceived paradise? Hint


Question 5 of 25
5. Who recorded the cover of this Elvis Costello song lyric: "You never asked me what I wanted, you only asked me why..."? Hint


Question 6 of 25
6. "Wake up baby, smile at me, that sun is shinin' and the wind's blowin' free..." Who originally recorded this workingman's dream of freedom? Hint


Question 7 of 25
7. "So you find me hard to handle, well...I'm easier to hold!" Who originally recorded this outlaw-lover song? Hint


Question 8 of 25
8. "We're gonna spill a little rock 'n' roll blood tonight, we're gonna make some front page news." Who first recorded this tribute to red-neck boys'night out? Hint


Question 9 of 25
9. "Sleeps by day and rides by night, like a mongrel always looking for a fight...". Who originally recorded this cowboy rocker? Hint


Question 10 of 25
10. "We're alive and well and we're ready, are you ready for the real McCoy?" Who was the first to record this proclamation? Hint


Question 11 of 25
11. "From the Mason-Dixon line to the hills of Caroline, oh, I'm comin' home..." Who originally recorded this song about getting off the road? Hint


Question 12 of 25
12. "I'll be comin' home soon to your love...to stay!" Who originally recorded this song about just wanting to go home? Hint


Question 13 of 25
13. "A voice from the past cried give peace a chance, he paid our price, now he's free at last, and imagine, we called him a dreamer..." Who was the first to record this song of martyrdom? Hint


Question 14 of 25
14. "I didn't care how much they cried, no sir, my heart was as cold as a stone..." Who first sang about this cold-hearted knave? Hint


Question 15 of 25
15. "Nobody left to do those crazy things we used to do before..." Who first recorded this lament that all his rowdy friends ain't comin' round? Hint


Question 16 of 25
16. "Won't you bury me with my chaps on and my six-gun strapped to my side..." Who first recorded this ode to the spirit of individuality? Hint


Question 17 of 25
17. "And we sang 'Did-did-did-did-dit woah-oo-woah-oh, makes you feel all right!'" Who originally recorded this down-on-the-corner-ditty? Hint


Question 18 of 25
18. "Have you ever seen a she-gator protect her young'un...?" Who first recorded this ode to Dixie?

Answer: (2 words)
Question 19 of 25
19. "With two eyes like firebrands a-glow in the night somewhere out there he's waitin' for me..." Who first recorded this song about man against nature? Hint


Question 20 of 25
20. "'Do you want to race?' 'If you insist! At that price I can't resist!'" That's right, who originally recorded this netherworld-sounding drag-racing ditty? Hint


Question 21 of 25
21. "After takin' nearly every shady lady home, I got an itchy feelin' under my skin..." Who first recorded this ode to blooming love? Hint


Question 22 of 25
22. "Another town is drawin' near, oh baby I wish you were here, but the only way I can see you darlin'... is in my dreams!" Another lament from the road as originally recorded by ...? Hint


Question 23 of 25
23. "Your daddy's rich, mama, you're overdue, but I ain't the one, Baby, 's'been messin' with you...!" Who first recorded this early "rap" song? Hint


Question 24 of 25
24. "That bartender said to me 'Boy, take your money back! Before you're done, you're gonna need it son, you might have a heart attack!'" Who first recorded this hot tale of the bartender's sister? Hint


Question 25 of 25
25. "Free Bird falling from the sky brings a bitter end to another southern man..."! Who first recorded this tribute to Ronnie Van Zant and all the other southern rockers who have passed? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. "That Tennessee bootleg moonshine whiskey sure do make a man feel fine and frisky..." Who originally recorded this ode to alcohol?

Answer: Charlie Daniels Band

"Whiskey", from the 1976 album "Volunteer Jam."
2. "There's a cute little girl in the front row and she's shakin' like a maniac. Get a grip on yourself and hold on, before you give us both a heart attack...". Who was the first to record this from-the-stage observation of an audience member during a concert?

Answer: Atlanta Rhythm Section

"It's Only Music", from the 1970 album "Underdog."
3. "Just a boy with an old guitar, keeps to himself but everybody takes him wrong..." Who originally recorded this song about the mythical southern loner?

Answer: Lynyrd Skynyrd

"The Last Rebel", from the 1993 album of the same name. I recommend the acoustic version on "Endangered Species", released in 1994.
4. "Do a little cocaine on the dashboard waiting for the light..." Who was the first to record this song about perceived paradise?

Answer: Henry Paul Band

"Hollywood Paradise", from the 1981 album "Anytime."
5. Who recorded the cover of this Elvis Costello song lyric: "You never asked me what I wanted, you only asked me why..."?

Answer: The Outlaws

"Miracle Man", from the 1979 album "In The Eye Of The Storm."
6. "Wake up baby, smile at me, that sun is shinin' and the wind's blowin' free..." Who originally recorded this workingman's dream of freedom?

Answer: Blackfoot

"Fly Away", from the 1981 album "Marauder."
7. "So you find me hard to handle, well...I'm easier to hold!" Who originally recorded this outlaw-lover song?

Answer: Gregg Allman Band

"I'm No Angel", from the 1978 album "I'm No Angel."
8. "We're gonna spill a little rock 'n' roll blood tonight, we're gonna make some front page news." Who first recorded this tribute to red-neck boys'night out?

Answer: .38 Special

"Wild-Eyed Southern Boys", from the 1981 album "Wild-Eyed Southern Boys."
9. "Sleeps by day and rides by night, like a mongrel always looking for a fight...". Who originally recorded this cowboy rocker?

Answer: Danny Joe Brown Band

"Edge Of Sundown", from the 1981 album "The Danny Joe Brown Band."
10. "We're alive and well and we're ready, are you ready for the real McCoy?" Who was the first to record this proclamation?

Answer: Rossington-Collins Band

"Prime Time", from the 1980 album "Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere."
11. "From the Mason-Dixon line to the hills of Caroline, oh, I'm comin' home..." Who originally recorded this song about getting off the road?

Answer: Johnny Van Zant Band

"Comin' Home", from the 1980 album "No More Dirty Deals."
12. "I'll be comin' home soon to your love...to stay!" Who originally recorded this song about just wanting to go home?

Answer: Lynyrd Skynyrd

"Comin' Home", from the 1978 album "Skynyrd's First And...Last."
13. "A voice from the past cried give peace a chance, he paid our price, now he's free at last, and imagine, we called him a dreamer..." Who was the first to record this song of martyrdom?

Answer: Molly Hatchet

"Fall Of The Peacemakers", from the 1983 album "No Guts...No Glory."
14. "I didn't care how much they cried, no sir, my heart was as cold as a stone..." Who first sang about this cold-hearted knave?

Answer: Elvin Bishop Band

"Fooled around And Fell In Love", from the 1975 album "Struttin' My Stuff." Mickey Thomas sang lead vocals and later became the front man for Jefferson Starship.
15. "Nobody left to do those crazy things we used to do before..." Who first recorded this lament that all his rowdy friends ain't comin' round?

Answer: Allman Brothers Band

"Nobody Left To Run With", from the 1984 album "Where It All Begins."
16. "Won't you bury me with my chaps on and my six-gun strapped to my side..." Who first recorded this ode to the spirit of individuality?

Answer: Marshall Tucker Band

"Desert Skies", from the 1977 album "Carolina Dreams."
17. "And we sang 'Did-did-did-did-dit woah-oo-woah-oh, makes you feel all right!'" Who originally recorded this down-on-the-corner-ditty?

Answer: Wet Willie

"Street Corner Serenade", from the 1978 album "Manorisms."
18. "Have you ever seen a she-gator protect her young'un...?" Who first recorded this ode to Dixie?

Answer: Lynyrd Skynyrd

"All I Can Do Is Write About It", from the 1976 album "Gimme Back My Bullets"
19. "With two eyes like firebrands a-glow in the night somewhere out there he's waitin' for me..." Who first recorded this song about man against nature?

Answer: Charlie Daniels Band

"Caballo Diablo", from the 1975 album "Fire On The Mountain."
20. "'Do you want to race?' 'If you insist! At that price I can't resist!'" That's right, who originally recorded this netherworld-sounding drag-racing ditty?

Answer: ZZ Top

"Manic Mechanic", from the 1979 album "Deguello."
21. "After takin' nearly every shady lady home, I got an itchy feelin' under my skin..." Who first recorded this ode to blooming love?

Answer: The Outlaws

"Holiday", from the 1979 album "Hurry Sundown."
22. "Another town is drawin' near, oh baby I wish you were here, but the only way I can see you darlin'... is in my dreams!" Another lament from the road as originally recorded by ...?

Answer: Blackfoot

"Highway Song", from the 1979 album "Strikes."
23. "Your daddy's rich, mama, you're overdue, but I ain't the one, Baby, 's'been messin' with you...!" Who first recorded this early "rap" song?

Answer: Lynyrd Skynyrd

"I Ain't The One", from the 1973 album "Pronounced Leh-nerd Skin-nerd."
24. "That bartender said to me 'Boy, take your money back! Before you're done, you're gonna need it son, you might have a heart attack!'" Who first recorded this hot tale of the bartender's sister?

Answer: Little Feat

"Texas Twister", from the 1989 album "Representing The Mambo."
25. "Free Bird falling from the sky brings a bitter end to another southern man..."! Who first recorded this tribute to Ronnie Van Zant and all the other southern rockers who have passed?

Answer: Henry Paul Band

"Grey Ghost", from the 1978 album "Grey Ghost."
Source: Author BIGSOUTHERN

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