- What Broadway musical revival did Lou Diamond Philips refuse to shave the top of
his head for, in 1996?
- Who appeared on the cover of Seventeen magazine before selling over 11 million
copies of her debut album?
- Who'd never been farther east than Montana when he wrote Proud Mary?
- What Kiss star sported the longest tongue in rock?
- What 1976 chart-topping song did Barry Manilow sing, but not write?
- Who was the top-selling album artist of the 1970s, according to Billboard?
- What Rodgers and Hammerstein show is the most often-performed musical in U.S.
high schools?
- What trumpeter became the oldest person ever to score a chart-topping single, in
1964?
- What genre did Ice Cube define as "the network newscast black people
never had"?
- What 1865 Wagner opera opens on a ship?
- What R&B vocal quartet titled its third album II in 1994?
- Who are the Three Tenors?
- How many birthday candles were Cher, Dolly Parton and Sylivester Stallone each
obliged to blow out in 1996?
- What bankrupt Las Vegas crooner spent $75,000 to refurbish his pet penguins'
pond?
- What hard-drinking country legend explains his bumpy life in the book I Lived to
Tell It All?
- Whose pop parody career includes the hits Addicted to Spuds, My Bologna and Eat
It?
- What bandleader became the first jazz musician to get an honorary degree from
Columbia University, in 1973?
- What tenor received a record 165 curtain calls at a Berlin opera house in 1988?
- What female singer scored 14 million-selling singles between 1967 and 1973?
- Who was the first female artist to debut on the Billboard album chart at Number
One?
- What was the nickname of jazzman John Birks Gillespie?
- Which of the inmates who heard Johnny Cash's 1958 San Quentin concert became the
biggest country music star?
- What mother and child spent years in Nashville shopping demos they'd recorded on
a $30 cassette recorder?
- Whose guitar version of The Star-Spangled Banner was featulred in a 1996 Aiwa TV
ad?
- What 15-year-old rock icon-to-be was grounded for the whole summer after
sneaking out to her first concert, to see David Bowie?
- Who's waxed more gold and platinum albums than any other solo female artist?
- What Jackson actually had a million-selling LP called Let's Get Serious?
- What Sinatra signature tune became Elvis Presley's best-selling posthumous hit?
- What song-writing duo's hits made it to Broadway in the show Smokey Joe's Cafe?
- Who's "Monk" to jazz buffs?
- How many Grammy Awards did Lawrence Welk garner during his 50-year career?
- What studio did the Beatles use to record 191 songs?
- What jazz musician got his nickname by shortening "Satchel Mouth"?
- What two Frank Sinatra hits were tops for U.S. karaoke singers in 1993?
- What rocker Darius Rucker's stage name?
- What British group got its name from the title of a 1950 Muddy Waters song?
Answers to Fun Daily Trivia Quiz # 148 - Music Questions
- The King and I.
- Whitney Houston.
- John Fogarty.
- Gene Simmons.
- I Write the Songs.
- Elton John.
- Oklahoma!
- Louis Armstrong.
- Rap.
- Tristan and Isolde.
- Boyz II Men.
- Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti.
- Fifty.
- Wayne Newton.
- George Jones.
- "Wierd Al" Yankovic's.
- Duke Ellington.
- Luciano Pavarotti.
- Aretha Franklin.
- Whitney Houston.
- Dizzy.
- Merle Haggard.
- The Judds.
- Jimi Hendrix's.
- Madonna.
- Barbra Streisand.
- Jermaine Jackson.
- My Way.
- Leiber and Stoller's.
- Thelonious Monk.
- Zero.
- Abbey Road.
- Louis Armstrong.
- New York, New York and My Way.
- Hootie.
- The Rolling Stones.