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According to your text: Jerry Lee Lewis once set his piano on fire using lighter fluid because he was not the closing act of a performance. Name the performer who was the final act

Chuck Berry

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According to your text: was a female artist who in

the 1960s recorded a song “in England with Jimmy Page.”

Brenda Lee

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This group was so popular they had their own brand of bread

The Supremes

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Who shot Sam Cooke?

Bertha Franklin

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According to your text, "Grew up poorer than poor,

picking cotton, shining shoes, dancing for pennies in the streets. Later came reform school, boxing, semiprofessional baseball, and afier a leg injury scotched his ambition to become a big league pitcher a vocal group, The Fabulous Flames."

James Brown

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According to your text: ____" made a career of singing off-key in numberless beach party movies” in the 1960s.

Annette Funicello

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Who started the publishing company Kags Music

Sam Cooke

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According to your text *____ and ____

used to spend their time traveling together at the back of a bus, kneeling on the floor, and shooting craps [dice] with their nights earnings.

Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry

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According to your text: “As the home of Dick Clark’s American Bandstand ** the city of

“...became the hub of the record business.”

Philidelphia

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_____ fined band members for playing wrong notes

James Brown

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______ was the first to use strings on a rock and roll record

Buddy Holly

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According to your text: this rock & roll artist received the “rarely granted Bing Crosby Award of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences”

Elvis Presley

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According to your text: “...the white bungalow at 2648 West Grand Boulevard in Detroit is distinguished only by a large sign proclaiming it HITSVILLE, USA” This was the home of a record company known as

Motown Records

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According to your text: This successful American “female artist recorded many songs in Spain and Italy — and in the native languages.”

Connie Francis

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Who established their own record company?

Sam Cooke

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According to your text: This veteran rock and roll drummer was a member of Lionel Hampton’s jazz band, and many R&B shows. Please name the artist

Dino Danelli

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Who saw himself playing “the devil’s music”

Jerry Lee Lewis

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Who was the first to double track his voice and guitar?

Buddy Holly

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According to your text: The great R&B songwriter named _____ composed “...Don’t Be Cruel” and “All

Shook Up for Elvis,” and ... “Great Balls of Fire for Jerry Lee Lewis.”

Otis Blackwell

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This studio sent its artists to finishing school where they learned how to sit, walk and talk and even how to smoke a cigarette with grace and eloquence.” Please name it:

Motown Records

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“The Rolling Stones were once the opening act” for this performer. Please name the artistll

Chuck Berry

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According to your text: “After a wild interstate chase with police from Georgia to South Carolina, was sentence to serve two concurrent six-year sentences in jail for assault and weapons charges.”

Chuck Berry

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Tamla was an early name for which studio?

Motown

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Who created Sar-Derby Records

James Brown

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One of the first white rock stars to rely exclusively on his own material

Buddy Holly

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Which two members of Booker T and The MGs went on to join the Blues Brothers?

Donald Dunn, Steve Cropper