Musical Kaffeeklatsch Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Sugarcubes

The Sugarcubes are an alternative rock band from Iceland, formed in 1986. Their singer Bjork Guomondsdottir would later go on to enjoy a successful solo career. Other band members included Einar Orn Benediktsson and Bragi Olafsson. They split in 1992, after releasing three studio albums. Some of their singles include "Birthday", "Regina" and "Planet".

Answer: Jimmy Eat World

Jimmy Eat World is an alternative rock band from the city of Mesa in the American state of Arizona. The original members were Jim Adkins, Zach Lind, Tom Linton and Mitch Porter. The song "Coffee and Cigarettes" comes off their seventh studio album "Invented". The song is about a desire to focus on the simple things in life, like coffee and cigarettes.

Answer: Coffey Anderson

The album "Coffey Anderson," released in 2010, reached #134 overall and number four on Billboard's Heat Seekers Chart. Anderson is a country and Christian artist who first attracted attention for his YouTube videos. He placed fourth overall in the sixth and last season of "Nashville Star" in 2008.

Answer: Cream

The band Cream formed in 1966 in the United Kingdom, with band members Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce. This rock band would not last long. They split again in 1968 due to various tensions within the band. They would produce four studio albums, the last one released after their split.

This last album was conveniently called "Goodbye". Some of their singles include "I Feel Free", "Strange Brew" and "White Room".

Answer: Herman's Hermits

The British Band Herman's Hermits were formed in 1963 in Manchester by the original members Keith Hopwood, Karl Green, Alan Wrigley, Steve Titterington and Peter Noone. After the departure of Peter Noone, the band continued in various different formations. The single "No Milk Today" was released in 1966 and would feature on the 1967 album "There's a Kind of Hush All Over The World".

Answer: Squeeze

Squeeze was a British New Wave band of the 1980s, and except for some downtimes in the mid-1980s and early 2000s, has been continuously active. Led by the legendary duo of Difford and Tillbrook, the band had such hits as "Tempted" and "Hourglass," in addition to "Black Coffee in Bed", which was from their album "Sweets from a Stranger" (1982). "Black Coffee in Bed" featured backing vocals from Elvis Costello and Paul Young.

Answer: The Archies

"Sugar Sugar" was the number-one single in 1969 in the US, Canadian, British, and Spanish charts. The Archies were a group of studio musicians assembled for the purpose of recording the song and an associated album ("Everything's Archie") by music producer Don Kirshner. The song's and the album's fortunes were much helped by the success of a related early-morning weekend cartoon TV show.

Answer: Mr. Coffee & The Drips

Mr. Coffee & The Drips was comprised of Dan Cox (guitar, vocals, bass), Keith Sigel (bass, guitar, vocals), and Scott Ogle (drums, vocals).

Following the breakup of the original group, Keith Sigel and Scott Ogle reformed a new edition of the band with Keith Eaker (guitar, vocals) and Alfred Kang (bass). They called themselves Mr. Coffee & The Drips II.

Answer: Cake

The rock band Cake comes from Sacramento in the American state of California. They were formed in 1991 by John McCrea, Vince DiFiore, Xan McCurdy, Gabe Nelson and Paulo Baldi. Their first album was called "Motorcade of Generosity". They have scored hits with songs like "The Distance", "Short Skirt/Long Jacket" and "No Phone".

Answer: All Saints

The group All Saints formed in 1993 with members Melanie Blatt, Shaznay Lewis, Simone Rainford and the sisters Nicole and Natalie Appleton. Rainford left the band in 1995. The group would have great success from 1996 on, releasing albums like "All Saints" and "Saints and Sinners". Their hit singles include "Black Coffee", "Pure Shores" and "I Know Where It's At".