A) His long-time guitarist Alun Davies B) His son Muhammad Islam C) A documentary film crew D) His label representative Sujata
A) He followed strict Qur'anic law B) He was advised by his record label C) He relied on heresy D) He lacked access to musical instruments
A) Alun Davies B) Nelson Mandela C) Sujata D) Paul McCartney
A) Father and Son B) Indian Ocean C) Wild World D) Peace Train
A) Gold Record of the Year B) Lifetime Achievement Award C) Humanitarian Music Award D) Platinum Europe Award
A) Peace Train B) Father and Son C) Wild World D) Where Do the Children Play?
A) Banda Aceh B) Abu Dhabi C) London D) Düsseldorf
A) Violin B) Keyboard C) Guitar D) Piano
A) His return to the music industry B) The 2004 earthquake and tsunami C) The beauty of the natural world D) His religious journey
A) Adopt-A-Minefield B) Unicef C) Small Kindness D) Band Aid
A) Paul McCartney B) A. R. Rahman C) Alun Davies D) His son Muhammad Islam
A) Dolly B) Magne C) Banda D) Yoriyos
A) Dolly Parton B) Ronan Keating C) Peter Gabriel D) David Bowie
A) Cat Stevens: Gold B) Remember Cat Stevens C) Footsteps in the Light D) The Ultimate Collection
A) George Martin B) Klaus Voormann C) Peter Gabriel D) A. R. Rahman
A) 30 September 1978 B) 12 December 1976 C) 1 April 1977 D) 30 September 1976
A) Producer of Cat Stevens B) Lead singer of The Rolling Stones C) Keyboardist of The Beatles D) Drummer of The Beatles
A) Tea for the Tillerman B) Catch Bull at Four C) Back to Earth D) Izitso
A) The session has yet to be officially released B) Ringo Starr refused to sign the contract C) The master tapes were destroyed in a fire D) The record label cancelled the project
A) Peace Train B) (Remember the Days of the) Old Schoolyard C) Was Dog a Doughnut D) Back to Earth
A) 1976 B) 1978 C) 1979 D) 1977
A) Drum machines B) Acoustic guitars C) Synthesisers D) Electric violins
A) Morning Has Broken B) Was Dog a Doughnut C) Back to Earth D) (Remember the Days of the) Old Schoolyard
A) A sampling keyboard B) A music sequencer C) A digital recorder D) A vocoder
A) Ringo Starr B) Elkie Brooks C) Cat Stevens did not have a partner D) Samwell-Smith
A) Tea for the Tillerman B) Back to Earth C) The First Cut is the Deepest D) Izitso
A) Samwell-Smith B) Ringo Starr C) Elkie Brooks D) Cat Stevens
A) It had no hit singles B) The album was released in the wrong season C) Stevens was unwilling to promote it with a tour D) The music was considered too experimental
A) They were included as a bonus track on Izitso B) Bootleg copies exist C) They were destroyed by the studio D) They were lost forever
A) Early 1977 B) Early 1980 C) Late 1978 D) Late 1976
A) Almost Famous B) Harold and Maude C) Rushmore D) Deep End
A) Margaret B) Cat Stevens C) Jerzy Skolimowski D) Hal Ashby
A) 2000 B) 1971 C) 2007 D) 1997
A) Deep End B) Remember the Titans C) We Are Marshall D) Rushmore
A) Almost Famous B) Rushmore C) We Are Marshall D) Deep End
A) Harold and Maude B) We Are Marshall C) Almost Famous D) Remember the Titans
A) Remember the Titans B) Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. C) Almost Famous D) Deep End
A) Seven B) One C) Nine D) Two
A) Edward Leeds B) Steven Demetre Georgiou C) Mike Hurst D) Dick Rowe
A) Mike Hurst B) Dick Rowe C) Edward Leeds D) Mike D'Abo
A) I Love My Dog B) Going, Going, Gone C) I'm Gonna Get Me a Gun D) Matthew and Son
A) Jimmy Savile B) Mike Hurst C) Edward Leeds D) Dick Rowe
A) A pirate radio station commercial B) A detective film C) A Western musical D) A stage play
A) Wonderful Radio London B) Capital Radio C) Radio Luxembourg D) BBC Radio 1
A) One B) Zero C) Two D) Three
A) Mike D'Abo B) Mike Hurst C) Dick Rowe D) Edward Leeds
A) Elton John B) David Bowie C) Jimi Hendrix D) The Beatles
A) 21 July 1948 B) 12 July 1948 C) 21 June 1947 D) 15 August 1949
A) The Soho Bistro B) London Lights C) The Greek Kitchen D) Moulin Rouge
A) Shaftesbury Avenue B) Denmark Street C) Hammersmith Road D) Drury Lane
A) Cypriot B) British C) Greek D) Swedish
A) Anglican B) Baptist C) Roman Catholic D) Greek Orthodox
A) St Joseph Roman Catholic Primary School B) Hammersmith School of Art C) Solängsskolan D) Soho Elementary
A) 10 B) 15 C) 12 D) 18
A) £20 B) £8 C) £15 D) £5
A) My Fair Lady B) The Beatles Story C) West Side Story D) Oklahoma!
A) Ingrid Wickman B) George Gershwin C) Stavros Georgiou D) Hugo Wickman
A) Hammersmith Academy B) Stockholm Art School C) Solängsskolan D) St Joseph Primary
A) Cat Stevens B) Steve Adams C) Demetre London D) Gordon Georgiou
A) Wild World B) The First Cut Is the Deepest C) Morning Has Broken D) Father and Son
A) Denmark Street B) Marylebone C) Shaftesbury Avenue D) Hammersmith
A) The troubled kid B) The music man C) The Greek lad D) The artist boy
A) Islamic music B) Pop C) Heavy metal D) Folk
A) 2010 B) 2014 C) 2017 D) 2006
A) Roadsinger B) King of a Land C) Izitso D) Tea for the Tillerman
A) Auctioned them for charity B) Gave them to his son C) Locked them in a vault D) Burned them
A) The Laughing Apple B) Tell 'Em I'm Gone C) An Other Cup D) Roadsinger
A) Salman Rushdie B) Matthew Son C) Tea Tillerman D) Yusuf Islam
A) 2017 B) 2014 C) 2020 D) 2006
A) Morning Has Broken B) Sweet Caroline C) Moonshadow D) Peace Train
A) Island Records B) Atlantic Records C) Deram Records D) Columbia Records
A) Alun Davies B) Barry Krost C) Mike Hurst D) Paul Samwell-Smith
A) Teaser and the Firecat B) Catch Bull at Four C) Tea for the Tillerman D) Mona Bone Jakon
A) Moonshadow B) Wild World C) Sweet Scarlet D) Lady D'Arbanville
A) Father and Son B) Morning Has Broken C) Peace Train D) Wild World
A) Diamond B) Multi-Platinum C) Platinum D) Gold
A) Spain B) France C) United States D) United Kingdom
A) Carly Simon B) Patti D'Arbanville C) Carole King D) Joni Mitchell
A) Mona Bone Jakon B) Tea for the Tillerman C) Teaser and the Firecat D) Catch Bull at Four
A) Sydney, Australia B) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil C) London, England D) New York City, USA
A) The Red Cross B) UNESCO C) UNICEF D) Greenpeace
A) Hestia Lovejoy B) Stephen Holden C) Samwell-Smith D) Paul Nelson
A) Hestia Lovejoy B) Samwell-Smith C) Stephen Holden D) Pythagoras
A) Hestia Lovejoy B) Stephen Holden C) Paul Nelson D) Samwell-Smith
A) 1975 B) 1988 C) 1980 D) 1994
A) David Gordon B) Zain Bhikha C) Irfan Ljubijankić D) Dawud Wharnsby
A) Sarajevo B) Mountain of Light Studios C) Regent's Park Mosque D) Wembley Stadium
A) 22 November 1979 B) 23 December 1977 C) 15 May 1980 D) 1 January 1990
A) UNICEF B) Red Cross C) Small Kindness D) UNESCO
A) Heritage Auctions B) Christie's C) Bonham's D) Sotheby's
A) Acoustic guitar B) Piano C) Percussion D) Synthesizer
A) Irfan Ljubijankić B) Zain Bhikha C) Dawud Wharnsby D) David Essex
A) Zain Bhikha B) Dawud Wharnsby C) David Gordon D) Alun Davies
A) Zain Bhikha B) Alun Davies C) David Gordon D) Dawud Wharnsby
A) MTV B) CNN C) VH1 D) BBC
A) With a solo guitar B) With a piano accompaniment C) With a full orchestra D) A cappella
A) Rick Nowels B) Bob Geldof C) Alan Yentob D) Dolly Parton
A) Rick Nowels B) Yoriyos C) Alan Yentob D) Yusuf Islam
A) Stevie Ray Vaughan Fender Stratocaster B) A Martin acoustic guitar C) An acoustic Gibson D) A Fender Telecaster
A) By reading his interviews B) By looking a bit deeper into the record C) By listening to his old Cat Stevens hits D) By watching the documentary |