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A Music Quiz Memorylanetherapy.com Who sang the song Que Sera Sera? (A) Doris Day Who was known as Old Blue Eyes? (A) Frank Sinatra Who danced with Ginger Rogers they were a famous dancing duo? (A) Fred Astaire Who was the energetic dancer who sang and danced to “Singing in the Rain”? (A) Gene Kelly Name the two stars one male & one female who starred in the movie “Grease” singing and dancing? (A) Olivia Newton-John, John Travolta Name the famous trumpet player & Jazz singer who sang “What a Wonderful World”? (A) Louis Armstrong What was the name of the English four-piece group out of Liverpool in the 60s? (A) The Beatles Name the four Beatles? (A) Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr Who were the brothers that sang Bye Bye Love, Wake up Little Susie, All I have to do is Dream? (A) The Everly Brothers Which band sang I Can’t Get No Satisfaction from the 60s and are still singing it? (A) The Rolling Stones Who is the lead singer of The Rolling Stones? (A) Mick Jagger What famous singer was known as the BIG O? (A) Roy Orbison What famous band sang “Rock Around the Clock? (A) Bill Haley & The Comets Who sang “I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas and made it famous? (A) Bing Crosby What trio sang “Puff The Magic Dragon”? (A) Peter, Paul & Mary Who Sang What’s New Pussycat, Green Green Grass of Home & Its Not Unusual? (A) Tom Jones Which English Singer had a hit with the song “Downtown”? (A) Petula Clark Who sang the song The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance? (A) Gene Pitney Finish the name of this group Herb Alpert and the? (A) Tijuana Brass Who sang Tutti -Fruitti, Long Tall Sally & Keep a Knockin? (A) Little Richard Who sang Sweet Little Sixteen, Maybellene? (A) Chuck Berry Who sang a White Sports Coat and a Pink Carnation, Devil Woman & El Paso? (A) Marty Robbins Who was the lead male actor in the film “Dirty Dancing”? (A) Patrick Swayze Who sang Heartbreak Hotel, Hound Dog, Love me Tender? (A) Elvis Presley Who made famous the songs Ramblin Rose & Mona Lisa? (A) Nat King Cole For more fun Activities for Seniors visit Memorylanetherapy.com .

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