JAZZQUIZ
for
June
The Answers
One Wrong Word
In the quiz this month we gave you the titles of fifteen jazz albums where one word in the title was wrong. Were you able to replace it with the right word?
Give yourself one extra point if you were able to identify the title of this song:
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The days may be cloudy or sunny
We're in or we're out of the money
But I'm with you always
I'm with you rain or shine
(Come Rain Or Come Shine - Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer)
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Your Score - Give yourself a point for each answer you got right
15+ correct: Bright and sunny all day
11 - 14 correct: Occasionally cloudy with sunny outbreaks
7 - 10 correct: Misty clearing later
4 - 6 correct: Overcast for some of the day
1 - 3 correct: Stormy with a little light relief at times
THE ANSWERS
1. The Atomic Count Basie (Count Basie)
Answer: The Atomic Mr Basie
2. Out To Brunch! (Eric Dolphy)
Answer: Out To Lunch!
3. Ladies In Satin (Billie Holiday)
Answer: Lady In Satin
4. Hold Hands, Here Comes Charlie! (Ella Fitzgerald)
Answer: Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie!
5. The Black Saint And The Dinner Lady (Charles Mingus)
Answer: The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady
6. Jazz At Berlin (Dave Brubeck)
Answer: Jazz At Oberlin
7. Dance, No One's Looking (Ezra Coillective)
Answer: Dance, No One's Watching
8. The Unity Lwessons (Pat Metheny)
Answer: The Unity Sessions
9. The Eight Ages Of Acker (Acker Bilk)
Answer: The Seven Ages Of Acker
10. A Paradise In The Cold (Yazz Ahmed)​
Answer: A Paradise In The Hold
11. Take Me To The Palais (Gregory Porter)​
Answer: Take Me To The Alley
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12. Black, Buff And Beige (Duke Ellington)
Answer: Black, Brown And Beige.
13. Artists In Rhythm (Stan Kenton)​
Answer: Artistry In Rhythm
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14. Concerto By The Sea (Errol Garner)​
Answer: Concert By The Sea
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15. Ton Of Nuts (George Melly)
Answer: Son Of Nuts