Credits 4 HOW DOES IT FEEL TO FEEL (U.S. Single Version) – The Creation(Bob Garner/Eddie Phillips) PERSONNEL/BOB GARNER: vocals * EDDIE PHILLIPS: guitar, vocals * KIM GARDNER: bass, vocals * JACK JONES: drumsProduced by SHEL TALMY for INTERGLOBAL RECORDS CORP.Recorded…
We’ve finished working through Grammy winners – well done on staying with us. This week’s challenge also has a Grammy question, among 19 other pieces of music trivia. I scored 17 I should have got the guitar one, but…
The Sex Pistols weren’t the first punk band to release an album – The Ramones beat them by 18 months. But Johnny Rotten, Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Sid Vicious became the face of punk in the UK. Manager Malcolm…
Rich Mullins is known for the gimmicky CCM hit ‘Awesome God’. But that’s an unfair reputation – dig deeper, and he’s one of the best songwriters to emerge in the 1980s. Mullins was born in Richmond, Indiana. He was a…
Don’t bore us, get to the chorus! Roxette Roxette are a Swedish supergroup. Marie Fredriksson was already a solo star in Sweden, while Per Gessle had enjoyed three #1 albums with his band Gyllene Tider. Their record company’s CEO recommended…
As even more logic would dictate, we’re now up to the 2010s Grammy winners. I found this one a bit easier than the 2000s one – it helps that “various artists” isn’t an answer, and that two artists are…
The members of The 1975 met at Wilmslow High School in their teens, playing at gigs organised by a local council worker. They started as a punk band, with Matt Healy, the son of two prominent actors, on drums. With…
This week, we have confessional power pop from NZ’s The Beths and socially conscious folk from Portland’s Anna Tivel. Enjoy! The Beths Straight Line Was a Lie 2025, 8.5/10All of The Beths’ albums feel like therapy, but this one more…
Credits PERSONNEL/HIROMITSU SUZUKI: vocals * MASARU HOSHI: lead guitar, vocals * TAROU MIYUKI: rhythm guitar * KAORU MURAKAMI: bass * MIKIHARU SUZUKI: drumsProducer(s) unknownRecorded in Tokyo, JapanFrom the album Psychedelic Sounds In Japan, Victor #SJV-356 (1968) [Japan] The Mops The Group…
As logic would dictate, we’re now up to the 2000s Grammy winners. I suspect many of us will find the 21st-century quizzes tougher. I scored 8/10, although I think the 2002 one is tough. Congratulations to Rich Kamerman, who…
