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    Question 1: Please Come to Boston was a popular sappy song for this singer in 1974.
    A. Dave Loggins
    B. Ken E. Loggins
    C. Kenny Loggins
    D. Jim Messina
    Question 2: You cant make a Sappiest Love Songs of the 70s quiz without the song Seasons in the Sun. Which singer gave us this unforgettable classic hit from the 70s?
    A. Ralph Terry
    B. Morris Albert
    C. Jack Terry
    D. Terry Jacks
    Question 3: When was the song Misty written?
    A. 1944
    B. 1964
    C. 1934
    D. 1954
    Question 4: Who wrote the music to the song Misty?
    A. Johnny Mercer
    B. Cole Porter
    C. Duke Ellington
    D. Erroll Gardner
    Question 5: Who wrote the lyrics to the song Misty?
    A. Johnny Mathis
    B. Billy Strayhorn
    C. Johnny Burke
    D. Johnny Mercer
    Question 6: Many people have added their own personal twist to the song Misty. Which of these sang it as a country song?
    A. Frank Sinatra
    B. Conway Twitty
    C. Lloyd Price
    D. Ray Stevens
    Question 7: For much of the 1960s, Misty was the theme song for this TV show.
    A. Today
    B. The Johnny Mathis Show
    C. American Bandstand
    D. The Red Skelton Show
    Question 8: Name the 1971 movie about a radio DJ and an obsessed fan.
    A. Misty
    B. Go Misty May
    C. Look at Me
    D. Play Misty for Me
    Question 9: What version of the song Misty is inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame?
    A. The 1978 version by Nat King Cole
    B. Johnny Mathis 1963 version
    C. The 1954 version by the Erroll Gardner trio
    D. Ella Fitzgeralds 1965 version
    Question 10: Where was the song Misty written?
    A. on a plane
    B. on a train
    C. on an ocean liner
    D. on a tour bus
    Question 11: Find the correct statement about the person who wrote the music to Misty.
    A. He was a pianist who could neither read nor write music.
    B. He was not a professional musician.
    C. He had written a dozen top songs before he wrote Misty.
    D. He was a professional guitarist.
    Question 12: Misty was originally written in this key.
    A. F#
    B. C# minor
    C. C
    D. Eb Major
    Question 13: Misty was the signature song of this jazz great.
    A. Nina Simone
    B. Frank Sinatra
    C. Ella Fitzgerald
    D. Sarah Vaughan
    Question 14: Gabe Kaplin of Welcome Back Kotter fame had a novelty hit which contained a certain body part in its title. Can you guess which one it was?
    A. Nose
    B. Eyes
    C. Feet
    D. Mouth
    Question 15: David Seville and the Chipmunks sang about a bird on this body part. Can you pick out the correct one?
    A. Shoulders
    B. Head
    C. Foot
    D. Finger