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Quiz about Chicago related Musicians and Songs

Chicago related Musicians and Songs Quiz

This is the first of a series of ALL CHICAGO questions I will post. Topics will be sports, films, people, geography, but they will only be about CHICAGO aspects of those categories.

A multiple-choice quiz by robbh60527. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
robbh60527

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
340,607

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
6 / 10

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248

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Question 1 of 10

1. In the song "Chicago" popularized by Frank Sinatra, what are the next 6 words after "Chicago, Chicago, that toddlin town,
Chicago, Chicago, I'll show you around, I love it,
Bet your bottom dollar you'll lose the blues in Chicago,
the town that.. Hint

Willie Loman could not put down

Big Bill Thompson wouldn't slow down

Carrie Nation could not slow down

Billy Sunday could not shut down

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Question 2 of 10

2. In the song "Lake Shore Drive" what are the next 4 words after;
Well, there aint no road just like it, anywhere I've found,
Runnin south on lake Shore Drive, heading into town,
just slippin on by, on LSD, ..
Hint

headin for the crown

lookin for the crowd

jam-ups slowin me down

friday night trouble bound

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Question 3 of 10

3. Who was the group that popularized the song "Lake Shore Drive"? Hint

Loggins and Messina

Aliotta Haynes and Jeremiah

Gerry and the Pacemakers

Jim Croce

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Question 4 of 10

4. The artists who paid homage to Chicago with the song "Lake Shore Drive" were from where? Hint

California

Illinois

Wisconsin

Canada

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Question 5 of 10

5. This rapper had controversy surround him, when in 2011 he appeared at the Obama White House, after the New Jersey State Police Fraternal Association pointed out his supportive lyrics for a convicted cop killer named Assata Shakur. Who is this rapper? Hint

R. Kelly

Uncommon

Common

Dr. Dre

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Question 6 of 10

6. This unforgettable singer was born in Montgomery, Alabama, but moved to Chicago at the age of 4. Who is he? Hint

Ben E. King

Muddy Waters

Lou Rawls

Nat King Cole

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Question 7 of 10

7. This singer, known for such songs as "Those Lazy hazy Crazy Days of Summer" believed this product gave his voice a "deep rich quality"? Hint

Scotch and Soda

Borkum Riff Pipe Tobacco

Kool menthol cigarettes

Cuban Cohiba Cigars

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Question 8 of 10

8. What Chicago musician worked with Curtis Mayfield and had his biggest hit with "Only the Strong Survive"? Hint

Howlin Wolf

Jerry Butler

Eddie Kendricks

Smoky Robinson

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Question 9 of 10

9. What Chicago band started in 1988 with Billy Corgan doing lead vocals? Hint

Smashing Pumpkins

Drooling Imbeciles

Dead Poets Society

Nattering Nabobs of Negativity

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Question 10 of 10

10. This folksingers ashes were scattered over Wrigley Field in April 1988? Hint

Steve Goodman

Pete Seeger

Woody Guthrie

John Prine

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. In the song "Chicago" popularized by Frank Sinatra, what are the next 6 words after "Chicago, Chicago, that toddlin town, Chicago, Chicago, I'll show you around, I love it, Bet your bottom dollar you'll lose the blues in Chicago, the town that..

Answer: Billy Sunday could not shut down

The reference to "Billy Sunday could not shut down" pertains to the early 1900's and the vice area known as "The Levee" home of the opulent Everleigh Sisters Brothel and an area full of all forms of vice etc and was a constant target of "reformers". The Levee was in the near south side centered around Cermak Rd and Michigan Ave (2200 south and 100 East)

Billy Sunday was a great preacher of the early 1900's, the equivalent of Billy Graham in the more current era, and even though Billy Sunday was a powerful religious force, the Levee was an even more powerful force of resistance and stayed active until the early 1930's.

2. In the song "Lake Shore Drive" what are the next 4 words after; Well, there aint no road just like it, anywhere I've found, Runnin south on lake Shore Drive, heading into town, just slippin on by, on LSD, ..

Answer: friday night trouble bound

Who didn't get into that song on a lovely sunny afternoon cruising along feeling on top of the world.

3. Who was the group that popularized the song "Lake Shore Drive"?

Answer: Aliotta Haynes and Jeremiah

While Jeremiah would seem to be a first name, it was in format with the rest of the bands last name only format, and John Jeremiah was in fact their pianist.

4. The artists who paid homage to Chicago with the song "Lake Shore Drive" were from where?

Answer: Wisconsin

West Allis, WIS. just outside of Milwaukee was their hometown.

Answer: Common

Common has also had many accolades stated about him as he has been instrumental in stopping fights between other rappers.

6. This unforgettable singer was born in Montgomery, Alabama, but moved to Chicago at the age of 4. Who is he?

Answer: Nat King Cole

An interesting re-mix was done with one of his songs after his death. His daughter, Natalie Cole did a re-do of his pardon the pun, unforgettable song, "Unforgettable" with her fathers song mixed in with her live version.

7. This singer, known for such songs as "Those Lazy hazy Crazy Days of Summer" believed this product gave his voice a "deep rich quality"?

Answer: Kool menthol cigarettes

Since Nat King Cole died at the very early age of 45 of lung cancer, that was not a good trade-off even if it had given him a deep rich voice quality, which of course, it did not.

8. What Chicago musician worked with Curtis Mayfield and had his biggest hit with "Only the Strong Survive"?

Answer: Jerry Butler

Jerry Butler has been a Cook County commissioner since 1985.

9. What Chicago band started in 1988 with Billy Corgan doing lead vocals?

Answer: Smashing Pumpkins

Billy Corgans first band was a Goth Rock band called "The Marked" out of St. Petersburg, FL.

10. This folksingers ashes were scattered over Wrigley Field in April 1988?

Answer: Steve Goodman

Goodman was a lifelong Cubs fan, and died at only 36 years old from Leukemia which affected him his whole life. He died 3 days before the Cubs clinched the Eastern Division of the National League in 1984 (in which in true Cubs fashion they did lose to the San Diego Padres in 5 games)

Goodman did many quirky, interesting folk songs of which most significant would be, considering his ashes were scattered over Wrigley Field, "A Dying Cub Fans Last Request" and one which lives forever after with each Cubs win "Go, Cubs, Go"

Source: Author robbh60527

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