The Greatest Music Quiz Book: 1,000 questions covering ten genres of music

Kevin Snelgrove

2019年2月 · Andrews UK Limited

關於本電子書

Has music played an important role in your life? Do you enjoy listening to many different genres of music? Can you recall songs and tunes from your childhood? If you answered yes to any of these questions The Greatest Music Quiz Book has been compiled with you in mind. In what year was the word ‘Pop' first used to describe a piece of music having popular appeal? Which John Lennon song did Beyoncé Knowles sing to win a school concert in 1988? Kim, Debbie, Joni and Kathy are better known as which US group formed in 1972? These are just a taster of the 1,000 questions to be found in this book. Written and researched by experienced quiz writer Kevin Snelgrove with a fitting foreword by Gareth Jones, this book covers several genres of music, spanning several decades. There is something for everyone with questions suitable for all ages. This is a must-have book for anyone who enjoys popular music whether you are testing yourself, family and friends or researching material for a quiz night.

關於作者

Kevin Snelgrove was born in Frome, Somerset, in 1960. A prolific author, Kevin has written over 75 books on a range of subjects, including football, sport, television, film, music, health and leisure. Many of his books have been endorsed by celebrities and sports personalities such as Dame June Whitfield CBE, Richard Wilson, Nicholas Parsons OBE, Ian Holloway and Neil Warnock. Kevin has also recently taken up acting and was involved in the 2012 film The Seasoning House with Sean Pertwee. During his career, Kevin has appeared in TV, radio, DVD and in numerous newspapers and magazines. Having worked with people with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) for 35 years, in 2013 Kevin decided to use his experience to benefit others and wrote a book about the subject. Kevin lives in Frome with his wife Julie. He has four children; Samantha, Kate, Charlotte and Samuel, a grandson, Reuben and a granddaughter Millie.