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• Determining Patsy Cline's hometown is difficult since she and her family moved 19 times before she reached the age of 15.



• Despite her greatest hit being "Stand By Your Man", country singer Tammy Wynette has been married five times.



• In the US, there are more radio stations that play country music than any other type of music.



• Kris Kristofferson worked as a janitor at Columbia studios while Bob Dylan was recording the album Blonde on Blonde.



• Roy Rogers is the only person inducted two times into the Country Music Hall of Fame.



• Charley Pride was a professional baseball pitcher before becoming a country music artist.



• Faith Hill sang her first gig at a Mississippi Tobacco Spit contest.



• Dottie West was the first female country singer to win a Grammy.



• Dolly Parton penned the song "I will always love you" for Porter Wagner.



• Johnny Cash had the first country music album to top the US Pop Album charts with "Ring of Fire" in 1964.

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Where was Johnny Cash born?

Who is married to country music singer Faith Hill?

Who's signature song is 'Kiss An Angel Good Morning'?

Which country music singer appeared in the films Thief and Gone Fishin?

Who's first country album was titled 'Here in the Real World'?

Which county singer is noted for helping to create the Bakersfield sound?

Which country music star changed their focus from country music to gospel?

Which county singer has an album called 'Here You Come Again'?

Which country music stars auto-biography is titled Coal Miner's Daughter?

Where was Garth Brooks Born?



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• Colonel Tom Parker, (Elvis Presley's manager) ran a troupe of dancing chickens.



• Star Trek has featured both Mick Fleetwood and Iggy Pop.



• Over $70 million dollars was raised for starving Africans by the broadcast of "Live Aid" on July 13th 1985



• Crosby, Stills and Nash asked Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood and George Harrison to join their band. Neil Young who was asked fourth was the first to accept.



• Most rock historians claim that the Rolling Stone's tongue logo was originally designed by Andy Warhol. However, in a 1997 TV interview Mick Jaggar stated it was actually done by John Pasch.



• "Blackie" a Fender Stratocaster once owned by Eric Clapton is the most expensive guitar ever sold. It sold on June 25, 2004 for $959500.



• WOMAD (World of Music and Dance) was founded by Peter Gabrielle



• Canadian singer Anne Murray once had Bruce Springsteen open for her.



• The first 100,000 copies of "We're An American Band" by Grand Funk Railroad were stamped out of gold coloured vinyl.



• Jimi Hendrix was hired as the Monkees' opening act for their 1967 Summer tour. He was quickly replaced after being booed off of the stage.

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Which band's lead guitarist was Jimmy Page?

David Lee Roth was the lead singer for which rock band?

Which lead guitarist had his finger cut off while chopping wood with his brother?

Which rock band includes Dusty Hill and Billy Gibbons?

Which famous rocker said that he would never see the age of thirty and that he wanted to die with his boots on?

Which band's first release was an EP titled 'Hesher'?

Which band's debut album was titled 'The Better Life'?

Which bands hits include 'White Room', 'Crossroads' and 'Badge'?

Which band's third album is entitled 'The End Begins'?

Which band's members included Pete Gabriel, Phil Collins and Steve Hackett?



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• Frederic Chopin who is buried at the Pere Lachaise cemetery in France, at his request, had his heart taken and sent to Poland to be buried there.



• A wealthy widow financed Tchaikovsky for over 13 years even thou they never met.



• The national orchestra of Monaco is larger than their army.



• Despite producing numerous concertos, operas, masses and chamber pieces Wolfgang Mozart died penniless.



• Ludwig van Beethoven only composed one opera in his lifetime entitled Fidelio. Originally it was a failure but after nine years of revisions it finally received some success.

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Which of his own compositions did Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky describe as being very loud and noisy?

Which famous composer played in bars that also acted as brothels to help support his family?

Bolero which was used in the movie '10' was composed by which famous person?

Which composer is from Hungry?

Which famous composer was also known as the Red Priest?

Which famous composer began composing music at the age of five?

Which composer wrote the now famous 'wedding march'?

Who was the first Japanese symphonic composer?

Who composed the Military March? This piece is played by four hands.

Who the famous opera Madame Butterfly?



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Which famous jazz musician was blind and could play a flute through his nose?

Which famous jazz musician preferred to refer to his style of music as 'American Music'?

Which famous jazz musician made an appearance with Bill Murray in the movie 'Scrooged'?

Which jazz great not only recorded music but was the vice president of Motown Records from 1961 to 1988?

Robert Johnson the famed delta blues musician played what instrument?

Which Blues great has albums called 'King Bee' and 'I'm Ready and Hard Again'?

Which blues great was actually born Ellas Otha Bates?

Which famous jazz artist was a guest judge on the hit show American Idol in 2003?

Which famous blues artist was told by Ed Sullivan that he wouldn't last six months and was banned from appearing on the show after not playing the song that Ed wanted him to?

What instrument is James Moody noted for playing?

John Coltrane noted composer and musician played what instrument?



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• The Beatles at one point were paying to work. Their taxes were over 100%.



• Rolling Stone member Brian Jones is rumoured to have fathered six illegitimate children.



• The Troggs were original called the Troglodytes. The word Troglodyte means cave dweller.



• Elvis Presley was interviewed by Peter Noone (better known as Herman of Herman's Hermits) for the paper New Music Express.



• The Who used to ban Keith Moon from the studio when they recorded vocals because his voice was terrible.



• John Lennon shoplifted one of his harmonicas from a store in Holland. He recorded 'Love Me Do' with it.



• Songs recorded by The Who are the theme songs for CSI, CSI New York and CSI Miami.



• The Kinks got their name from their weird or 'Kinky' stage outfits. They wore leather boots and capes.



• Bill Wyman is the only Rolling Stone to have a number one hit as a solo artist.

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Which British invasion band had hits with these songs, 'Travelling Lady', 'One Way Glass' and 'Devil Woman'?

The Troggs were a British invasion band formed in 1964. Who was the lead singer?

Which British invasion musician appeared on 'Married With Children', 'Too Close for Comfort' and 'My Two Dads'?

Which British invasion band had hits with these songs, 'Turn Around', 'I'm Telling You Now', and 'I Love You Baby'?

Which British invasion band's members included Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck?

One of the Big Four British invasion bands was the Rolling Stones. Who is their drummer?

The albums 'The Other Side of Life' and 'In Search of the Lost Chord' were done by which British invasion band?

Allan Clark was the lead singer for which British invasion band?

Which British invasions band's signature song is 'The House of the Rising Sun'?

The British Rock band 'The Who' officially stopped playing in 1983 although they did perform at a few special events. One of their members had died of a drug overdose in 1978. Who was it?



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