Frank Sinatra - Quiz
A) Ring-a-Ding-Ding! B) Sinatra and Strings C) The Concert Sinatra D) Nice 'n' Easy
A) Nelson Riddle B) Norman Granz C) Alan W. Livingston D) Don Costa
A) Verve Records B) Capitol Records C) Reprise Records D) Columbia Records
A) Billy May B) Nelson Riddle C) Neil Hefti D) Gordon Jenkins
A) Guaranteed radio airplay B) Complete ownership of their work C) Automated royalty payments D) Lifetime concert bookings
A) $25 million B) $100 million C) $50 million D) $80 million
A) That's Life B) Ring-a-Ding-Ding! C) Sinatra-Basie D) Softly, as I Leave You
A) The Concert Sinatra B) September of My Years C) Point of No Return D) Nice 'n' Easy
A) Neil Hefti B) Quincy Jones C) Nelson Riddle D) Don Costa
A) Ben Webster B) Joe E. Lewis C) Count Basie D) Sammy Davis Jr.
A) Carnegie Hall B) Hollywood Bowl C) Madison Square Garden D) Newport Jazz Festival
A) September of My Years B) Strangers in the Night C) That's Life D) The Concert Sinatra
A) My Kind of Town B) That's Life C) Ol' Man River D) Strangers in the Night
A) It Was a Very Good Year B) That's Life C) Strangers in the Night D) My Kind of Town
A) A celebration of the Rat Pack B) A tribute to John F. Kennedy C) Support for Mexican charities D) A fundraiser for Reprise Records
A) Mexico City B) Nazareth C) New York D) Los Angeles
A) A Man and His Music B) September of My Years C) That's Life D) Sinatra and Strings
A) Strangers in the Night B) My Kind of Town C) That's Life D) It Was a Very Good Year
A) A Man and His Music B) September of My Years C) Sinatra-Basie D) That's Life
A) Strangers in the Night B) That's Life C) My Kind of Town D) It Was a Very Good Year
A) Through formal conservatory training B) By ear C) From his father D) By reading sheet music
A) Hoboken Four B) The Secaucus Cockamamies C) The Bayonne Bacalas D) The 3 Flashes
A) Harry James B) Tommy Dorsey C) Frank Mane D) Hank Sanicola
A) $75 B) $650 C) $125 D) $12.50
A) The Major Bowes orchestra B) The Count Basie orchestra C) The Hoboken Four D) Tommy Dorsey band
A) Collecting stamps B) Toy trains C) Playing saxophone D) Horse racing
A) Harry James B) Willie Moretti C) Tommy Dorsey D) Hank Sanicola
A) Polka Dots and Moonbeams B) I'll Never Smile Again C) Our Love Affair D) Imagination
A) 50% B) 25% C) 10% D) 43%
A) Hank Sanicola B) Buddy Rich C) Axel Stordahl D) Frank Mane
A) Buddy Rich B) Dick Haymes C) Fred Tamburro D) Jack Leonard
A) Jersey City Radio Hour B) Dance Parade C) Major Bowes Amateur Hour D) The Sands Broadcast
A) Buddy Rich B) Jack Leonard C) Frank Mane D) Dick Haymes
A) Bing Crosby B) Tommy Dorsey C) Harry James D) Count Basie
A) 1935 B) 1939 C) 1941 D) 1946
A) Count Basie B) Duke Ellington C) Nelson Riddle D) Tom Jobim
A) On the Town B) The Detective C) Tony Rome D) None but the Brave
A) Harry James B) Tom Jobim C) Nelson Riddle D) Robert Christgau
A) 1995 B) 2001 C) 1988 D) 1998
A) 13 B) 20 C) 10 D) 5
A) September of My Years B) The Voice C) My Way D) New York, New York
A) Pal Joey B) On the Town C) Guys and Dolls D) High Society
A) December 12, 1915 B) January 15, 1917 C) November 20, 1915 D) December 12, 1912
A) A childhood accident B) A fall from a staircase C) Forceps used during delivery D) Cystic acne
A) Hoboken, New Jersey B) Lercara Friddi, Sicily C) Naples, Italy D) Genoa, Liguria
A) Natalina "Dolly" Garaventa B) Maria Martino C) Dolly Hoboken D) Barbara Sinatra
A) Greek Orthodox B) Jewish faith C) Catholic Church D) Protestant Church
A) Bantamweight boxer B) Riveter C) Civil engineer D) Journalist
A) A piano B) A banjo C) A ukulele D) A guitar
A) Fighting B) Poor grades C) Skipping classes D) General rowdiness
A) Delivery boy B) Singer C) Riveter D) Firefighter
A) Jersey Observer B) Hoboken Fire Department C) Stevens Institute D) Tietjen and Lang shipyard
A) 11 months B) 47 days C) 2 years D) 6 months
A) His father, Marty B) His godfather Frank C) His mother, Dolly D) His uncle Domenico
A) Paramount girls B) Bobby soxers C) The Voice fans D) Sinatratics
A) Bob Weitman B) Jack Benny C) Alec Wilder D) George Evans
A) Paramount Theatre Riot B) Bobby Soxer Riot C) Columbus Day Riot D) Sinatramania Riot
A) He paid $40,000 to avoid service B) Not acceptable from a psychiatric viewpoint C) Physical health issues D) He was already a famous entertainer
A) Bob Weitman B) Bing Crosby C) Phil Silvers D) Jack Benny
A) December 30, 1942 B) June 1, 1943 C) January 1, 1946 D) October 12, 1944
A) All or Nothing at All B) Nancy (with the Laughing Face) C) The Coffee Song D) White Christmas
A) Alec Wilder B) Harry James C) Phil Silvers D) George Evans
A) Day by Day B) Sweet Lorraine C) The Coffee Song D) Mam'selle
A) $40,000 B) $10,000 C) $50,000 D) $93,000
A) Saxophone B) Drums C) Piano D) Guitar
A) Natalie Wood B) Ava Gardner C) Grace Kelly D) Nancy Sinatra
A) Sands Hotel and Casino B) Chez Paree C) Copa Club D) Desert Inn
A) Jack Entratter B) Alan Livingston C) Mitch Miller D) Percy Faith
A) Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor B) Billboard Favorite Male Vocalist C) Grammy Award for Album of the Year D) Golden Globe for Best Actor
A) My Funny Valentine B) I've Got the World on a String C) A Foggy Day D) Young at Heart
A) Come Fly with Me B) Close to You C) Only the Lonely D) Come Dance with Me!
A) No One Cares B) A Swingin' Affair! C) Come Dance with Me! D) Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely
A) Billy May B) Nelson Riddle C) Gordon Jenkins D) Axel Stordahl
A) Paul Anka B) Claude François C) Quincy Jones D) Johnny Hodges
A) Paul Simon B) Antônio Carlos Jobim C) Duke Ellington D) Paul Anka
A) My Way B) Somethin' Stupid C) Indian Summer D) Yesterday
A) Jacques Revaux B) Ervin Drake C) Claude François D) Paul Anka
A) 1967 B) 1968 C) 1966 D) 1969
A) Political rallies B) Graduations C) Funerals D) Weddings
A) Indian Summer B) Comme d'habitude C) Somethin' Stupid D) Yesterday
A) The Main Event B) Trilogy C) Watertown D) She Shot Me Down
A) That's Life B) My Kind of Town C) New York, New York D) Angel Eyes
A) Blue Eyes Manor B) The Sinatra Estate C) Palm Springs Retreat D) Villa Maggio
A) Count Basie B) Jerry Lewis C) Dean Martin D) Gene Kelly
A) Don Costa B) Woody Herman C) Count Basie D) Gordon Jenkins
A) Gordon Jenkins B) Don Costa C) Nelson Riddle D) Vinnie Falcone
A) She Shot Me Down B) The Main Event C) Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back D) Trilogy: Past Present Future
A) Los Angeles B) Las Vegas C) New York D) Chicago
A) Loamier B) Metallic C) Fragile D) Brittle
A) Richard Nixon B) George H.W. Bush C) Ronald Reagan D) Jimmy Carter
A) Pneumonia B) Stroke C) Diverticulitis D) Heart failure
A) Ella Fitzgerald B) Quincy Jones C) Bono D) Dean Martin
A) 73 B) 90 C) 65 D) 84
A) Duets II B) The Reprise Collection C) Duets D) L.A. Is My Lady
A) Palm Desert B) Fukuoka Dome, Japan C) New York City D) Las Vegas
A) December 20, 1994 B) June 6, 1988 C) January 1, 1996 D) February 25, 1995
A) Blue B) White C) Red D) Gold
A) 1983 B) 1995 C) 1997 D) 1994
A) Ralph Vaughan Williams B) Alec Wilder C) Antonio Jobim D) Puccini
A) Alec Wilder B) Bing Crosby C) Sammy Cahn D) Tony Bennett |
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