Hello, heres another quiz:

I make the questions in my head, some of them are easy, but some of them are hard. Gazza isnt here, so will there be any correct answers? I dont know Charlie....
13 points makes a winner!
Give it a go!

QUIZ: (1 point each correct answer)

1. Which tracks on the John Lee Hooker album "Mr. Lucky" does Keith Richards play guitar on?
2. What was the 2nd EVER Stones bootleg?
3. Why did Keith feel close to Bobby Keys at once?
4. When and where was the promo-videos for Black And Blue recorded?
5. Have a Stone been to Iceland?
6. Which song has something to do with "Family" on "Metamorphosis"?
7. Which TV-performance contains Mick walking down the stairs, while playing the harmonica?
8. Apart from "Like A Rolling Stone", name 2 times Keith has played with Bob Dylan (in public).
9. The ONLY performance of "Sympathy For The Devil" with Mick Taylor & Stones was....
10. What was the first time ever that the original guitar-intro for "Jumpin Jack Flash" was performed in concert?
11. Name a "famous"(not bootleg or anything like that) Stones-track WITHOUT Charlie Watts on drums.
12. Which concert does Mick say something like "Its nice to be here in ........ Youre much nicer than you were the last time."?


BONUS QUESTIONS: (0,5 point each correct answer)
1. Name 2 artists (music of-course) that have become golf-players in their spare-time? (One of them, he is not Norwegian, played a great concert here in Harstad in the early 90s.)
2. A great, great record from the 70s contains an almost nude Jerry Hall on the cover. Which album?
3. Leonard Cohen has a beutiful song about his Norwegian girlfriend. Which song?
4. What was the first bootleg EVER?
5. Name a song with that artist (question no. 4) that contains the phrase "..no stone unturned".
6. Iggy Pop has a song that "is about" the Rolling Stones, even though he dont mention the words "The Rolling Stones". Which song?
7. "Where the heck can I find Volume 2?" Which band raise that question in your head?
8. Which great gang used to play football on stage (or person, if you like)?
9. This is hard, I know: Who changed "Bo Diddley" to "Rimbaud" in concert?


Good Luck!

Erik Bjarke Teigan.

CORRECTION:


9. The ONLY performance of "Sympathy For The Devil" with Mick Taylor & Stones AFTER 1970 was....

I think I can answer bonus question #1 - Alice Coper and Don Henly
and bonus question #3 -is it "Suzanne"?

I know number 8:

Voices of Freedom: Keith plays with Dylan and Ronnie at Live Aid 1985

Also, Keith plays with Dylan on "Shake Rattle and Roll" on a 1980s live date.

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1867

bonus question 2,

Roxy Music "Siren". That one's easy! The others are freaking hard!!! My favourite Roxy Music album by far.

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1867

Is the answer to number 9, Patti Smith? Just an educated guess. Besides Dylan, Patti Smith seems to be one of the very few American recording artists who draws significant influence from the French Modernist and Symbolist poets of the mid to late 19th century.

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1867

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Hello, heres another quiz:
>
> I make the questions in my head, some of them are
> easy, but some of them are hard. Gazza isnt here,
> so will there be any correct answers? I dont know
> Charlie....
> 13 points makes a winner!
Really hard! I only know a couple.

Crawlin Kingsnake - 1. Which tracks on the John Lee Hooker album "Mr.
> Lucky" does Keith Richards play guitar on?


Liver than you'll ever be? > 2. What was the 2nd EVER Stones bootleg?


Same birthday/same year > 3. Why did Keith feel close to Bobby Keys at
> once?

Only remember Live Aid. 8. Apart from "Like A Rolling Stone", name 2 times
> Keith has played with Bob Dylan (in public).

Not sure about when after 1970. 9. The ONLY performance of "Sympathy For The
> Devil" with Mick Taylor & Stones was....

YCAGWYW 11. Name a "famous"(not bootleg or anything like
> that) Stones-track WITHOUT Charlie Watts on
> drums.

BONUS QUESTIONS: (0,5 point each correct answer)
Alice Cooper> 1. Name 2 artists (music of-course) that have
> become golf-players in their spare-time? (One of
> them, he is not Norwegian, played a great concert
> here in Harstad in the early 90s.)

Siren 2. A great, great record from the 70s contains an
> almost nude Jerry Hall on the cover. Which album?

Rod Stewart is always kicking around a soccer ball around.
8. Which great gang used to play football on stage
> (or person, if you like)?


No idea, but it seems a pretentious thing to do. I'm thinking someone like Sting or David Byrne. 9. This is hard, I know: Who changed "Bo Diddley"
to "Rimbaud" in concert?





Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

>> I know number 8: Voices of Freedom: Keith plays with Dylan and Ronnie at Live Aid 1985; Also, Keith plays with Dylan on "Shake Rattle and Roll" on a 1980s live date. <<

that Shake Rattle & Roll was at the Seville Guitar Legends Festival in october 91. Keith also did Something Else, I'm Going Down, Connection and Can't Turn You Loose, and man was it some fine cooking!


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

Other answers are
6 - maybe "memo from Turner" is similar to "Family" as that there are two versions. Two "offocial" versions. This is a weird Q.
7 - Vol 2 - must be Travelling Wilburys

(I have just waken up)

We have a lot of good answers here!
I was just about to call CindyC the winner, but now I see that she has a bit too few points.
If CindyC, or somebody else, think that they know more, please list all answers, not just one correction.
But Im very impressed, many right answers, but SOME are wrong.
Youre almost there though!

#9: Honky Tonk Women

No. The only performance of SFTD with Taylor after 1970 wasnt HTW.

Ill give a hint about "Family". It got something to do with the lyrics.
I think Ill give the correct answers in a few hours.

9. Hyde Park 1969. Mick T. played Sympathy with the Stones.

>> The only performance of SFTD with Taylor after 1970 wasnt HTW. <<

smile: and it wasn't 1969 either.
was it Newcastle, march 4th 71?


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

4. What was the first bootleg EVER?

Great White Wonder - Bob Dylan



ROCKMAN

q5

1999
Mick never made it to Iceland with the Stones, but now he is in Iceland for a short holiday. Flying into Isafjordur, a small town in the northwest of Iceland last Friday night, Mick has been enjoying the bicycle, signing autographs, and staying on the yacht, owned by friends.

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

q4

May 1, '76 Stones tape four promo videos at Ostenhalle in Kiel: "Fool To Cry,"
"Crazy Mama." "Hot Stuff," and "Hey Negrita."

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

q1

Apr 10, '91 Keith records a guest session with John Lee Hooker at San Francisco's Russian Hill Studio. The song, "Crawling King Snake," appears on Hooker's Mr.Luclcy
album later in the year.

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

bonus q5
Bob Dylan: License to Kill

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

12. Which concert does Mick say something like "Its nice to be here in ........ Youre much nicer than you were the last time."?

New Jersey June 14 1978



ROCKMAN

q10

i believe it was
12th May 1968 LONDON, England Empire Pool,Wembley

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

8. Which great gang used to play football on stage

Rod & The Faces



ROCKMAN

Hey, Rockman, TeleK and CindyC!
I think you have made if one combine your answers!
Some of them are wrong, but I am impressed by many of your correct ones. For instance that Mick had a bike-holiday on Iceland!
Ill write the correct answers in a few minutes.
Nobody knows about a song connected to "Family"?

i collected now all answers in this threat


q1 Apr 10, '91 Keith records a guest session with John Lee Hooker at San Francisco's Russian Hill Studio. The song, "Crawling King Snake," appears on Hooker's Mr.Luclcy
album later in the year.

q3 Same birthday/same year

q4 May 1, '76 Stones tape four promo videos at Ostenhalle in Kiel: "Fool To Cry,"
"Crazy Mama." "Hot Stuff," and "Hey Negrita.

q5 1999 Mick never made it to Iceland with the Stones, but now he is in Iceland for a short holiday. Flying into Isafjordur, a small town in the northwest of Iceland last Friday night, Mick has been enjoying the bicycle, signing autographs, and staying on the yacht, owned by friends.

q7 - Vol 2 - must be Travelling Wilburys

q8 Voices of Freedom: Keith plays with Dylan and Ronnie at Live Aid 1985
Shake Rattle & Roll was at the Seville Guitar Legends Festival in october 91

q10 12th May 1968 LONDON, England Empire Pool,Wembley

q11 YCAGWYW

q12 New Jersey June 14 1978



bonus q1 Alice Coper and Don Henly
bonus q2 Roxy Music "Siren"
bonus q3 Suzanne
bonus q4 Great White Wonder - Bob Dylan
bonus q5 Bob Dylan: License to Kill
bonus q8 Rod & The Faces

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

>> Nobody knows about a song connected to "Family"? <<

Fiji Jim!

q6 Dum Dum Boys????

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

not Dum Dum Boys! Fiji Jim:
"what exactly's going to happen when he's finally realized
that he can't play his guitar like Fiji Jim or write ..." whatever it is

Here are the answers:

STONES-QUIZ:
1. Crawling King Snake (great album, great song)
2. The 2nd Stones bootleg ever (not 1st) was "Live From Detroit 1969"
3. Bobby Keys and Keith were both born on December 18th 1943.
4. Black And Blue videos were done in Ostseehalle, Kiel, May 1st 1976.
5. Mick went on a bike-holiday there in the late 90s (I remember from the papers)
6. In "Family", Mick mentions a "Fiji Jim", which they later wrote a song about. Its an unreleased outtake from the late 70s.
7. On the MTV Awards on September 8th 1994, Stones opened with "Love Is Strong", before rocking over to "Start Me Up". Very good performance. Mick came down the stairs on the first track.
8. Live Aid 1985 and Seville Guitar Festival in 91 (or was it 92) is correct.
9. In Newcastle on March 4th 1971, they played "Sympathy For The Devil" as an encore. It was a hot show, and after walking off stage, the audience yelled for more. The Stones discussed a moment what to do, and then they did SFTD.
10. At the warm-up gig for the Steel Wheels tour, at Toads Place in August 1989, they did the guitar intro - chords for JJF. They didnt start it they way they usually does, but did it like the studio version.
11. Actually I can think of 2 tracks without Charlie on drums. "You Cant Always Get What You Want" and "Its Only Rock`n Roll". Perhaps theres more...
12. The phrase comes from Vienna, Sept. 1st 1973. It makes me wonder; what happened in Vienna 1970?

BONUS QUIZ:
1. Alice Cooper and Willie Nelson play golf. Willie Nelson was the one who have been here in the north of Norway. (Too bad he didnt visit the golf-tracks)
2. Siren by Roxy Music contains Jerry Hall on the cover.
3. "So Long Marianne" by Cohen. Marianne is still alive...
4. I see Rockman knew this. "Great White Wonder" with Bob Dylan was the 1st bootleg in the world.
5. TeleK knew this! "License To Kill" contains the phrase "....leave no stone unturned."
6. "Dum Dum Boys" (from the album "Idiot") is about the Rolling Stones. He was very impressed by them when he was young, but it changed through the years. Great album!
7. Chelsea Drugstore knew it! Travelling Wilburys has released to records. "Volume 1" and "Volume 3". But no "Volume 2"! (Travelling Wilburys is Tom Petty, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Jeff Lynne and Roy Orbison)
8. The Faces and Rod Stewart play the football onstage!
9. Bob Dylan is the answer. In the song "From A Buick 6", the lyrics goes like this: "She dont make me nervous, she dont talk too much. She walks like Bo Diddley....." He dont play this often live, but when he did (in 1965) he changed the name to Rimbaud. Who on earth knows how Rimbaud walked?


Anyway, thanks for your answers!
I would feel silly if nobody cared!
There isnt ONE winner, but TeleK, Rockman, Charles, CindyC and with ssssoul, are a few percentage each of a winner:-)
Thanks!
So long!

Erik BT, Norway

After posting the answers, I saw with sssoul and TeleK wrote 2 correct answers. Congratulations!

Ok Erik....good bit of fun...start cooking up the next quiz



ROCKMAN