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- Q: Who or what did Elvis Presley call “Little Elvis”?
A: His penis. The King of Rock and Roll was famous for his suggestive, gyrating stage presence, but behind closed doors, he and his close inner circle—the “Memphis Mafia”—used a range of quirky pet names for people and things. - Q: To what did “Carl and the Passions” change their band name?
A: The Pendletones, which later became The Beach Boys. A record label executive changed the name on their debut single to The Beach Boys without telling the band. - Q: What is the boy’s name in a 1969 song by Johnny Cash?
A: Sue. A humorous and poignant story about a young man who searches for his absentee father to exact revenge for being given a girl’s name. - Q: What did Deep Purple release as their 1968 debut single?
A: Hush. A heavy, hard-rocking cover of a song written by Joe South. - Q: Which USian pop duo had a hit song with “I Got You Babe” in 1965?
A: Sonny & Cher. Reached number one on the UK singles chart. - Q: In which year did Duran Duran release “The Wild Boys”?
A: 1984. Reached #2 on the UK Singles Chart. - Q: During The Beatles’ run of seven consecutive No. 1 singles, which song failed to make it eight in a row for them?
A: The double A-side “Penny Lane” / “Strawberry Fields Forever”. Engelbert Humperdinck’s song “Release Me” kept The Beatles from achieving another consecutive No. 1 in the UK. - Q: Before joining The Rolling Stones, which guitarist played with “The Faces”?
A: Ronnie Wood. He joined the band in 1975 to replace Mick Taylor. - Q: In which year did Clive Dunn have a number-one hit with “Grandad”?
A: 1971. No. 1 for three weeks. Spent 27 total weeks on the UK chart. - Q: Fado is a traditional musical style popular in which country?
A: Portugal. It started in the early 19th century in Lisbon’s working-class neighbourhoods.