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Monday, July 20th
Question: There are two songs that most critics say really define what “Yacht Rock” is – name one of them
Answer: The consensus among music critics and fans points to two undisputed anthems of the genre: “What a Fool Believes” by The Doobie Brothers and “Sailing” by Christopher Cross
Tuesday, July 21st
Question: These artists/groups are considered the “big four” in the yacht rock world. Name two.
Answer: Michael McDonald, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, and Steely Dan
Wednesday, July 22nd
Question: Don Henley from the Eagles is the only member to stay with the Eagles continuously since their formation is celebrating his birthday today. What was he doing in high school before he joined the band?
Answer: He played high school football before joining the band.
Thursday, July 24th
Question: In 1989 Ringo Starr toured for the first time since his days with The Beatles, beginning with a show in Dallas, Texas. He had a lot of classic musicians in his supergroup – name one of them.
Answer: He was accompanied by an all-star supergroup, consisting of organist Billy Preston (who had played with The Beatles on their Apple rooftop concert in 1969), Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh, and saxophonist Clarence Clemons, of Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band.
Friday, July 26th
Question: David Pack, former lead singer of Ambrosia, is known for his quick skill at songwriting; how many minutes did it take for him to write “Biggest Part of Me”?
Answer: David Pack wrote the melody and lyrics for the smash hit “Biggest Part of Me” in just 15 minutes while sitting at his piano on the morning of July 4, 1979
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