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1619 Broadway

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Some of the greatest songs were written by the people, who worked in 1619 Broadway, New York.

Question 1:

The building at 1619 Broadway in New York City is also known by this name.

The Brill Building
The Ed Sullivan Theater
The Empire State Building
The Fillmore East

Question 2:

One of the first music producer at 1619 Broadway was Don Kirschner, a man who later became famous for producing music events. One of the first writers he worked with was Walden Robert Cassota. By what name do music lovers know Walden best? (place mouse pointer over ? icon to view hints or answer requirements)

Bobby Vee
Bobby Darin
Bobby Hart
Bobby Dee

Question 3:

Which writing team was responsible for the 1961 Shirelles' hit "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow"?

Pitney and Hart
Goffin and King
Bacharach and David
Mercer and Feyne

Question 4:

The songs, written by this team include: "Sweets for My Sweet," "Viva Las Vegas", "This Magic Moment ", "Turn Me Loose" and "Suspicion".

Mercer and Feyne
Schuman and Pomus
Goffin and King
Bacharach and David

Question 5:

This group wrote the theme from "The Monkees" and "Take the Last Train to Clarksville".

Sedaka and Clarke
Boyce and Hart
Goffin and King
Diamond and King

Question 6:

Which song-writing team gave us "Tell Laura I Love Her", "Then He Kissed Me", "Be My Baby", and "Baby I Love You"?

Mercer and Feyne
Bacharach and David
Barry and Greenwich
Bachcarach and Dickinson

Question 7:

"Smokey Joe's Cafe" features the songs of this writing team.

Leiber and Stoller
Bahcarach and David
Mercer and Feyne
Boyce and Hart

Question 8:

Who wrote these hits: "Hound Dog", "Kansas City", "Yakety Yak" and "On Broadway"?

Bacharach and David
Boyce and Hart
Leiber and Stoller
Mercer and Feyne

Question 9:

Who wrote "Jailhouse Rock", "Love Potion #9" and "There Goes My Baby"?

Neil Diamond
Ewell Blackstone
Phil Spector
Leiber and Stoller

Question 10:

Who wrote these songs: "Blame It on the Bossa Nova", "Kicks", "Who Put the Bomp", "Uptown" and "Walking in the Rain"?

Mann and Weil
Neil Diamond
Leiber and Stoller
Gene Pitney

Question 11:

"He's a Rebel" and "Rubber Ball" were just two of the hits, written by this songwriter.

Neil Sedaka
Neil Diamond
Gene Pitney
Burt Bacharach

Question 12:

He wrote such hits as "A Little Bit of Soap", "Piece of My Heart" and "Tell Him".

Bert Berns
Bill Medley
Phil Spector
Phil Medley

Question 13:

This team produced several hits for Sam Cooke. "Chain Gang" was their biggest hit.

Medley and Russell
Piney and Boyce
Hugo and Luigi
Merer and Feyne

Question 14:

This Brooklyn-born singer/songwriter claims to have written 1,000 songs. Some of his hits were "Calendar Girl" and "Stupid Cupid".

Neil Diamond
Bill Medley
Al Nevins
Neil Sedaka

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