Rock 'n' Roll Quiz Answers

1. Tan Shoes. Pink Shoelaces, by Dodie Stevens

2. A Rose and a Baby Ruth, George Hamilton IV

3. A White Sportcoat and a Pink Carnation, Marty Robbins

4. Wilbert Harrison sang Kansas City

5. U.S. Bonds sang New Orleans

6. Chuck Berry sang Memphis

7. The Joiner (Ark.) Jr. High School Band played National City

8. Hayley Mills sang Johnny Ringo

9. Rod McKuen sang Oliver Twist

10. Sue Thompson sang Norman

11. Shelly Fabares sang Johnny Angel

12. The Marvellettes advertised Beech-wood 4-5789; Wilson Pickett's number was 634-5789

14-16. The Battle of New Orleans was immortalized by Johnny Horton, Waterloo by Stonewall Jackson, Koukamunga by Homer & Jethro

17. I Met Him On a Sunday, Shirelles

18. I Wonder Why, Dion & Belmonts

19. Dede Dinah, Frankie Avalon

20. That'll Be the Day, Buddy Holly &) Crickets

21. He's A Rebel, Crystals

22. The Rebel, Carol Jarvis

23. Rebel Rouser, Duane Eddy

24. Dinner with Dracula, John Zacherley

25. Monster Mash, Bobby (Boris) Pickett

26. Alvin's Harmonica, David Seville & Chipmunks

27-29. Marvin Gaye has recorded with Mary Wells, Kim Weston, and Tami Terrell

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30. Tiger By the Tail, George Jones

31. You Talk Too Much, Joe Jones

32. Good Timin', Jimmy Jones

Note: Bo Jones, fortunately hasn't recorded anything yet

34. Robin Luke sang Susie Darlin'

35. Jimmy Bowen sang I'm Stickin' With You

36. Donny Brooks sang Mission Bell

37. Johhny Ace sang Pledging My Love

38. From Rama-Lama-Ding-Dong, by the Edsels

39. From the Witch Doctor, by David Seville

40. Be Bop-a-Lula, by Gene Vincent

41. Len Barry was with the Dovells

42. Daddy's Home was born of 1000 Miles Away, by the Heartbeats

43. Kookie, Kookie, by Edd Byrnes & Connie Stevens

44. Love Is Strange, by Mickey & Sylvia

45. Over the Mountain, by Johnny & Joe

46. La Dee Dah, by Billy & Lilly

47. Ooshelala, by Mickey & Kitty

48. Lucky Penny, by Gino & Gina

49. From Mother-in-Law, by Ernie K-Doe

50. From Wine, Wine, Wine, by the Nite Caps

51. From Sukiyaki, by Kyu Sakamoto

52. From Bernadine, by Pat Boone

53. Venus, by Frankie Avalon

54. Run, Samson, Run, by Neil Sedaka

55. Stupid Cupid, by Connie Francis

56. Elvis sang A Fool Such As I

57. Skip & Flip sang It Was I

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58. Both Ben E. King and the Velvets are acceptable answers for I

59. Sherry started the Four Seasons

60. Bye ye Love started the Everly Bros.

61. Tom Dooley started the Kingston Trio

62. Come Softly to Me started the Fleetwoods

63. The Dovells sang Bristol Stomp

64. Little Joey & Flips sang Bongo Stomp

65. Bobby Comstock' & Counts sang Let's Stomp

66. Fabian's first hit was I'm A Man, his biggest was Tiger, and he also sang Turn Me Loose, Hound Dog Man, Friendly World, Got the Feeling, etc.

69. Fireflies sang You Were Mine

70. Butterfly was sung by Charlie Gracie

71. Beatles sang Please Please Me

72. Lucky Ladybug was sung by Billy & Lilly

73. 26 Miles, by Four Preps

74. 40 Miles of Bad Road, by Duane Eddy

75. 20 Miles, by Chubby Checker

76. Don't Be Cruel, by Elvis was the flip of Hound Dog

77. All I Have to Do is Dream, by the Everly Bros, backed Claudette

78. My True Love, by Jack Scott backed Leroy

79. Buddy Holly sang Everyday

80. Tommy Roe sang Everybody

81. Gene Pitney sang Every Breath I Take

82. Gladys Knight & Pips sang Every Beat of My Heart

83. Steve Alaimo sang Every Day I Have to Cry Some

84. Chordettes, in Mr. Sandman

85. Coasters, in Searchin'

86. Chris Kenner, in I Like it Like That 87. "Rock 'n' Roll is Here to Stay" is the title of a song by Danny & Jrs. Affirmative, negative, and lyrical stands were all acceptable as long as they were funny.