Music Trivia Questions - Set 2

 Taking quizzes is enjoyable, and everyone knows that learning is more effective when it's fun. Taking a few simple general knowledge quizzes will help you pass the time and learn new things in your odd spare moments. 

 

1. Who's number 1 album in 1987 was The Joshua Tree?
   THE ANSWER Q1: U2
   
   
2. Who was Pearl Jam's lead singer?
   THE ANSWER Q2: Eddie Vedder
   
   
3. Who was the Sex Pistols's drummer?
   THE ANSWER Q3: Paul Cook
   
   
4. In which band were Johnny Thunders and Jerry Nolan before the Heartbreakers?
   THE ANSWER Q4: The New York Dolls
   
   
5. Which singer/drummer, of Philadelphia International, doubled as frontman for the Tramps?
   THE ANSWER Q5: Earl Young
   
   
6. What was Stevie Wonder previously known as?
   THE ANSWER Q6: "Little" Stevie
   
   
7. Who was the organist for the Doors?
   THE ANSWER Q7: Ray Manzurek
   
   
8. At whose free concert in 1969 did a Hell's Angel, acting as a security guard, stab a man to death?
   THE ANSWER Q8: The Rolling Stones
   
   
9. In which year was the first Woodstock festival held?
   THE ANSWER Q9: 1969
   
   
10. Who was the singer with early Led Zeppelin?
    THE ANSWER Q10: Robert Plant
    
    
11. In which year did the Beatles release Rubber Soul?
    THE ANSWER Q11: 1965
    
    
12. What is the first hit song more than 5 minutes long?
    THE ANSWER Q12: Bob Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone
    
    
13. For Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone, who switched from guitar to organ?
    THE ANSWER Q13: Al Koope
    
    
14. In which year was the Beatles' 'Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band' released?
    THE ANSWER Q14: (June) 1967
    
    
15. From whom did George Harrison learn sitar?
    THE ANSWER Q15: Ravi Shankar
    
    
16. What was Iggy Pop's real name?
    THE ANSWER Q16: James Osterberg
    
    
17. In which year did MTV begin broadcasting 24 X 7 pop music videos?
    THE ANSWER Q17: 1981
    
    
18. Which year is generally regarded as 'the year of punk'?
    THE ANSWER Q18: 1977
    
    
19. Who was the patron and manager of Velvet Underground in 1965?
    THE ANSWER Q19: Andy Warhol
    
    
20. At a concert in Miami in 1969, who was arrested for exposing himself?
    THE ANSWER Q20: Jim Morrison of the Doors  
    
    
     

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Andy Warhol

 Andy Warhol, who was born and reared in Pittsburgh, first focused on becoming a successful commercial illustrator.

He gained notoriety as a significant and contentious artist in the late 1950s after putting on exhibitions of his work in a number of galleries.

Distinguished intellectuals, drag queens, playwrights, Bohemian street people, Hollywood superstars, and affluent clientele would congregate in his New York workshop, The Factory.

He marketed a group of individuals referred to as Warhol superstars, and is renowned for having influenced the popular phrase "15 minutes of fame".

He started Interview and oversaw and produced the Velvet Underground, an experimental rock group, in the late 1960s. Not only that, but he wrote a number of books, such as Popism: The Warhol Sixties and The Philosophy of Andy Warhol.

Before the gay liberation movement, he was an openly gay man.