Are you lonesome tonight? Well, maybe this week’s Nickel Quiz will help. Each clue in this week’s quiz mentions the Hound Dog himself. So a little less conversation and a little more solving.
The year that each song was released is listed after the lyric as an extra clue. And, as usual, scoring is on the honor system (no Binging or Googling):
- Correct Artist: 1 point
- Correct Song Title: 1 point
- Maximum Score: 10 points
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- Hey Andy, are you goofing on Elvis? Hey, baby. Are we losing touch? (1992)
- I saw the ghost of Elvis on Union Avenue. (1991)
- Nothin’ but blues and Elvis and somebody else’s favorite song. (1978)
- I don’t believe in Elvis. I don’t believe in Zimmerman. I don’t believe in Beatles. (1970)
- I saw Elvis Presley walk out of a Seven Eleven and a woman gave birth to a baby and then bowled 257. (1991)
[Difficulty: ♫ / Beginner’s Luck]
Answers to The Nickel Quiz #16: Any Direction:
- “Up, Up and Away” (originally by The Fifth Dimension)
- “Get Down Tonight” (originally by KC and the Sunshine Band)
- “Southern Cross” (originally by Crosby, Stills & Nash)
- “West End Girls” (originally by Pet Shop Boys)
- “Only a Northern Song” (originally by The Beatles)
