Trivia Question

[Dr. Medulla]

Heard this one today... didn't get it myself:

What group has had a UK #1 in four different years with the same song?

Oasis with "Oasis Song."

More than four certainly.

Yeah but surely Doc means "Beatles Song".

I was being kind.

[Low Down Low]

Question was in the guardian magazine quiz on Saturday:

What links Talking Heads, Blondie, Wings, Fleetwood Mac?

[laxman]

Question was in the guardian magazine quiz on Saturday:

What links Talking Heads, Blondie, Wings, Fleetwood Mac?

Relationships between group members?

[gkbill]

Question was in the guardian magazine quiz on Saturday:

What links Talking Heads, Blondie, Wings, Fleetwood Mac?

Relationships between group members?

Hello,

They covered Al Green songs?

[Low Down Low]

Question was in the guardian magazine quiz on Saturday:

What links Talking Heads, Blondie, Wings, Fleetwood Mac?

Relationships between group members?

Bingo!!! You could be a bit more specific but you are close enough for the cookie. Good going, didn't get it myself.

[Low Down Low]

Question was in the guardian magazine quiz on Saturday:

What links Talking Heads, Blondie, Wings, Fleetwood Mac?

Relationships between group members?

Hello,

They covered Al Green songs?

Could have done maybe, but laxmans was the answer they were looking for.

[laxman]

Question was in the guardian magazine quiz on Saturday:

What links Talking Heads, Blondie, Wings, Fleetwood Mac?

Relationships between group members?

Bingo!!! You could be a bit more specific but you are close enough for the cookie. Good going, didn't get it myself.

I wasn't sure whether they were marriages in all 4 cases. I don't normally read this thread, do I need to think of a question now?

[Low Down Low]

Question was in the guardian magazine quiz on Saturday:

What links Talking Heads, Blondie, Wings, Fleetwood Mac?

Relationships between group members?

Bingo!!! You could be a bit more specific but you are close enough for the cookie. Good going, didn't get it myself.

I wasn't sure whether they were marriages in all 4 cases. I don't normally read this thread, do I need to think of a question now?

You were spot on, couples in all 4 bands. Dont think there is any system here, just saw the question in the paper and thought id fire it up there.

[laxman]

Question was in the guardian magazine quiz on Saturday:

What links Talking Heads, Blondie, Wings, Fleetwood Mac?

Relationships between group members?

Bingo!!! You could be a bit more specific but you are close enough for the cookie. Good going, didn't get it myself.

I wasn't sure whether they were marriages in all 4 cases. I don't normally read this thread, do I need to think of a question now?

You were spot on, couples in all 4 bands. Dont think there is any system here, just saw the question in the paper and thought id fire it up there.

Thanks. OK, maybe a bit obscure, but I have been listening to The Creatures a lot recently. The song Say on the album Anima Animus is Siouxsie's tribute to whom? (Clue; singer in a post punk band.)

[Marky Dread]

Relationships between group members?

Bingo!!! You could be a bit more specific but you are close enough for the cookie. Good going, didn't get it myself.

I wasn't sure whether they were marriages in all 4 cases. I don't normally read this thread, do I need to think of a question now?

You were spot on, couples in all 4 bands. Dont think there is any system here, just saw the question in the paper and thought id fire it up there.

Thanks. OK, maybe a bit obscure, but I have been listening to The Creatures a lot recently. The song Say on the album Anima Animus is Siouxsie's tribute to whom? (Clue; singer in a post punk band.)

It's Billy Mackenzie from The Associates. If my memory is working.

[laxman]

Bingo!!! You could be a bit more specific but you are close enough for the cookie. Good going, didn't get it myself.

I wasn't sure whether they were marriages in all 4 cases. I don't normally read this thread, do I need to think of a question now?

You were spot on, couples in all 4 bands. Dont think there is any system here, just saw the question in the paper and thought id fire it up there.

Thanks. OK, maybe a bit obscure, but I have been listening to The Creatures a lot recently. The song Say on the album Anima Animus is Siouxsie's tribute to whom? (Clue; singer in a post punk band.)

It's Billy Mackenzie from The Associates. If my memory is working.

Correct! My next clue was going to be really nothing.

[Marky Dread]

I wasn't sure whether they were marriages in all 4 cases. I don't normally read this thread, do I need to think of a question now?

You were spot on, couples in all 4 bands. Dont think there is any system here, just saw the question in the paper and thought id fire it up there.

Thanks. OK, maybe a bit obscure, but I have been listening to The Creatures a lot recently. The song Say on the album Anima Animus is Siouxsie's tribute to whom? (Clue; singer in a post punk band.)

It's Billy Mackenzie from The Associates. If my memory is working.

Correct! My next clue was going to be really nothing.

Please don't start saying that. Or I'll start believing you.

[laxman]

You were spot on, couples in all 4 bands. Dont think there is any system here, just saw the question in the paper and thought id fire it up there.

Thanks. OK, maybe a bit obscure, but I have been listening to The Creatures a lot recently. The song Say on the album Anima Animus is Siouxsie's tribute to whom? (Clue; singer in a post punk band.)

It's Billy Mackenzie from The Associates. If my memory is working.

Correct! My next clue was going to be really nothing.

Please don't start saying that. Or I'll start believing you.

Great song and what a voice. I like some of his solo stuff too. His cover of Wild is the Wind, for example.

[Marky Dread]

Thanks. OK, maybe a bit obscure, but I have been listening to The Creatures a lot recently. The song Say on the album Anima Animus is Siouxsie's tribute to whom? (Clue; singer in a post punk band.)

It's Billy Mackenzie from The Associates. If my memory is working.

Correct! My next clue was going to be really nothing.

Please don't start saying that. Or I'll start believing you.

Great song and what a voice. I like some of his solo stuff too. His cover of Wild is the Wind, for example.

Really good stuff mate agreed. A very distinct voice.

[WestwayKid]

It's Billy Mackenzie from The Associates. If my memory is working.

Correct! My next clue was going to be really nothing.

Please don't start saying that. Or I'll start believing you.

Great song and what a voice. I like some of his solo stuff too. His cover of Wild is the Wind, for example.

Really good stuff mate agreed. A very distinct voice.

He was also (apparently) the inspiration behind William, It Was Really Nothing by The Smiths.