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