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- Q: Which English rock and blues guitarist released an album in 1974 titled “461 Ocean Boulevard”?
A: Eric Clapton. RSO Records released it in late July, after the hit single “I Shot the Sheriff” earlier that month. The album topped various international charts and sold more than two million copies. - Q: Which soul band sang “Kissin’ in the Back Row of the Movies” in 1974?
A: The Drifters. - Q: Who released the 1977 electronic music album “Oxygène”?
A: Jean-Michel Jarre. He is a pioneer in the electronic, ambient, and new-age genres. - Q: A mirliton is another name for what musical instrument?
A: A kazoo or a similar membrane-based instrument, like a eunuch flute or onion flute. - Q: Which rock band released the 1977 album titled “Rumours”?
A: Fleetwood Mac. Largely recorded in California in 1976. - Q: Where is the place where nothing is real, according to the lyrics of a Beatles song?
A: Strawberry Fields. Strawberry Field was a real Salvation Army children’s home located near John Lennon’s childhood home in Liverpool. - Q: Which group released the 1971 rock album “Sticky Fingers”?
A: The Rolling Stones. Notable Tracks: “Brown Sugar” and “Wild Horses”. - Q: What type of stringed musical instrument is cranked by hand?
A: A hurdy-gurdy. This rotating wheel acts like a continuous violin bow against the strings. - Q: Which new wave band sang “No More Heroes” in 1977?
A: The Stranglers. They were an English punk rock/new wave band. - Q: What is the name of two connected drums of different sizes played with the fingers?
A: Bongos. Developed in eastern Cuba during the late 19th century, rooted in Afro-Cuban traditions.