Question 1

When was the Jukebox Invented?

Accepted Answer

1889 - The jukebox was invented in early 1889 by Louis Glass and William S. Arnold. The first jukebox was installed on November 23, 1889, in the Palais Royale Saloon in San Francisco.

Question 2

American jazz singer Ruth Lee Jones is better known by which stage name?

Accepted Answer

Dinah Washington - Ruth Lee Jones is known as Dinah Washington!

Question 3

What popular song by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts references jukeboxes?

Accepted Answer

"I Love Rock 'n Roll" - "I love Rock 'n Roll, so put a little love in the jukebox baby!"

Question 4

Where does this famous Jukebox live?

Accepted Answer

The Stonewall Inn - This special Jukebox can be found at the Stonewall Inn National Park & Museum, the jukebox is curated with music by queer artists.

Question 5

Comedian John Mulaney has a bit about playing which song on a diner jukebox?

Accepted Answer

"What's Up Pussycat" - "What's Up Pussycat" was played on the Jukebox at the Salt n' Pepper Diner an alleged 21 TIMES IN A ROW!

Question 6

Which English punk and new wave singer recorded an album of country songs entitled "Almost Blue" in 1981?

Accepted Answer

Elvis Costello - Elvis Costello put out Almost Blue!

Question 7

What Jukebox Classic Did Queen Cover?

Accepted Answer

"The Great Pretender" by The Platters - Queen released their cover of 'The Great Pretender' by The Platters in 1987!

Question 8

Which 1957 Top Ten US single by Chuck Berry had the line "Drop the coin right into the slot"?

Accepted Answer

School Days

Question 9

Which song, recorded by The Shirelles in 1960, was the first Billboard Hot 100 number-one song by a girl group?

Accepted Answer

"Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" - "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" hit the top charts, making history in 1960!

Question 10

Which song did The Beach Boys release in 1966 that became a defining surf rock anthem?

Accepted Answer

"Good Vibrations" - "Good Vibrations" by the Beach Boys (of 1966) defined surf rock in its early days!

Question 11

Which of the following songs was a major hit for the Everly Brothers in 1958?

Accepted Answer

"All I Have to Do is Dream" - "All I Have to Do is Dream" was the 1958 Major hit for the Everly Brothers!

Jukebox Classics Quiz

2) American jazz singer Ruth Lee Jones is better known by which stage name?

3) Which band released the famous single "Juke Box Hero" in 1981?

4) What popular song by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts references jukeboxes?

5) Which material was predominantly featured in jukebox records before vinyl became standard?

6) Where does this famous Jukebox live?

7) Comedian John Mulaney has a bit about playing which song on a diner jukebox?

8) Which English punk and new wave singer recorded an album of country songs entitled "Almost Blue" in 1981?

9) What Jukebox Classic Did Queen Cover?

10) Who is the artist behind "You Don't Own Me"?

11) Which 1957 Top Ten US single by Chuck Berry had the line "Drop the coin right into the slot"?

12) Who performed the 1975 chart-topping hit "Please Mr. Please" about a jukebox?

13) Which song, recorded by The Shirelles in 1960, was the first Billboard Hot 100 number-one song by a girl group?

14) Which song did The Beach Boys release in 1966 that became a defining surf rock anthem?

15) Which of the following songs was a major hit for the Everly Brothers in 1958?

16) Put these Billboard Jukebox Hits of June 1957 in order!