A) George Arthur Reid B) Duke William Reid C) Arthur Reginald Reid D) Arthur Duke Reid
A) Order of Jamaica B) Commander of the British Empire C) Member of the British Empire D) Order of Distinction in the rank of Commander
A) 1975 B) 1970 C) 1980 D) 1965
A) Treasure Isle Sound System B) Reid's Sound System C) Trojan Sound System D) Downbeat Sound System
A) The Enforcer B) The Magistrate C) The Trojan D) The King
A) Dutchess B) Treasure Isle C) High Note D) Studio One
A) Portland, Jamaica B) Pink Lane, Jamaica C) Bond Street, Jamaica D) Kingston, Jamaica
A) Five years B) Ten years C) Twenty years D) Fifteen years
A) Lucille B) My Mother C) Cynthia D) Sonia
A) Pink Lane B) 33 Bond Street C) 95 Kingston Road D) 15 Portland Avenue
A) Downbeat B) Studio One C) Tom the Great Sebastian D) High Note
A) The Trojan Hour B) Ska and Rocksteady C) Bond Street Blues D) Treasure Isle Time
A) "Aily-I" by Cynthia Richards B) "Fat Man" by Fats Domino C) "Duke's Tune" by U-Roy D) "My Mother's Eyes" by Tab Smith
A) Tab Smith B) U-Roy C) Dennis Alcapone D) Fats Domino
A) In Portland B) At the police station C) At Studio One D) Above the Bond Street store
A) Dutchess B) Duchess C) Trojan D) Highnote
A) A knife and a baton B) His pistols and a rifle C) A sword and a shield D) Crossbows
A) Ska and rocksteady B) Calypso and mento C) Jazz and blues only D) Roots reggae and dancehall
A) His records were considerably longer B) They varied randomly C) His records were much shorter D) They were exactly the same length
A) Four minutes B) Two minutes C) Five minutes D) Three minutes
A) A tuxedo and top hat B) A long ermine cloak and a gilt crown C) A police uniform and a helmet D) A business suit and a fedora
A) Shouting through a megaphone B) Calling the police force C) Turning off the power D) Firing his shotgun in the air
A) He considered it a form of jazz B) He invented it C) He loved it from the very first moment D) He initially disliked it for being too simple
A) Justin Hinds B) Colin Larkin C) Brent Dowe D) Jackie Jackson
A) Tab Smith B) Coxsone Dodd C) U-Roy D) Sonia Pottinger
A) Downbeat B) High Note C) Trojan D) Reid's Sound System
A) Treasure Isle Time B) Dutchess C) Blue Beat D) Studio One
A) Heavy metal B) Disco C) Traditional jazz revival D) Rastafarian influenced roots reggae
A) Instrumental tracks B) Love songs C) Political commentary D) Rasta lyrics
A) Brent Dowe B) Dennis Alcapone C) Justin Hinds D) U-Roy
A) Cancer B) Heart disease C) Severe influenza D) Tuberculosis
A) Jackie Jackson B) Justin Hinds C) Sonia Pottinger D) Coxsone Dodd
A) Dutchess Records B) Studio One C) Downbeat Records D) High Note Records
A) Magistrate B) Police officer C) Radio presenter D) Sound system operator
A) Tab Smith B) U-Roy C) Fats Domino D) Colin Larkin
A) Bedford trucks B) Trojan trucks C) Morris trucks D) Austin trucks
A) Punk rock B) Classical C) Country and western D) Jazz and blues
A) He rarely ever visited the studio B) He refused to enter the studio C) He only visited the studio on weekends D) He made a concerted effort to be in the studio as much as possible
A) A novice B) A perfectionist C) A minimalist D) A sloppy experimenter
A) Live animal noises B) Symphonic sounds C) Spoken word comedy routines D) Heavy electronic synthesizer beats
A) Brent Dowe B) Stranger Cole C) Justin Hinds D) Alton Ellis
A) The Techniques B) Toots Hibbert C) Bob Marley D) Jimmy Cliff
A) The Maytals B) The Wailers C) The Skatalites D) The Flames
A) The Dominoes B) The Pioneers C) The Gaylads D) The Heptones
A) The Ethiopians B) The Mighty Diamonds C) The Paragons D) The Inner Circle
A) The Jamaicans B) The Abyssinians C) The Gladiators D) The Cimarons
A) Brent Dowe, Alton Ellis and Stranger Cole B) U-Roy, Dennis Alcapone and Justin Hinds C) Coxsone Dodd, Tom the Great Sebastian and Lenford Pottinger D) Jackie Jackson, Paul Douglas and Radcliffe "Dougie" Bryan
A) She was his business partner only B) She was his daughter C) She was his widow D) She was his sister
A) "My Mother's Eyes" by Tab Smith B) "Treasure Isle Time" theme C) "Fat Man" by Fats Domino D) "Aily-I" by Cynthia Richards
A) Tab Smith B) Tom the Great Sebastian C) Dennis Alcapone D) Jackie Jackson
A) 1966-1968 B) 1960-1965 C) 1967-1972 D) 1973-1975
A) 1992 B) 1982 C) 1994 D) 1995
A) Lagoon B) Studio One C) Heartbeat Records D) Trojan Records
A) Treasure Isle B) Studio One C) Forresters Hall D) Trojan Studio
A) Cassette tape B) 4-CD box set C) Double LP D) Single
A) 1992 B) 1995 C) 1994 D) 1973 |