I’m not Ferrante. #2’s not from Marathon Man, but it might be Frodo Baggins. If not, take a DQ. Take a DQ for #3 anyway.
Arthur Ferrante, indeed.
#3 was Peter Frampton, whose live album was entitled ‘Frampton Comes Alive’.
I had someone else in mind entirely, but Frodo could be a valid answer, so I’ll just try again in a bit.
DQ: Singer?
The Lord of the Dance is Michael Flatley
As you said, Morgan Freeman in The Shawshank Redemption, Driving Miss Daisy and Deep Impact
As you said, George Formby.
I relinquish my DQ for the benefit of those who know the target field better than I do.
DQ1) Real.
DQ2) Male.
DQ3) American.
DQ4) Dead.
DQ5) Known for artistic endeavors (as usually defined in this game).
DQ6) Died after 01/01/1900.
DQ7) Born North of the Mason-Dixon Line
DQ8) Known primarily for the performing arts
DQ9) Not known for films
DQ10) Died after 1955
DQ11) Not known for stage acting.
DQ12) F is the first letter of the last name
DQ13) Musical performer
DQ14) Not known primarily for rock (though he’s done a few rock songs)
DQ15) Best known as a solo artist
DQ16) Not known primarily for country (though he’s had a couple crossover hits)
DQ17) Died after 1985.
DQ18) Singer.
IQ1: Should I call you Deacon Blues or should I call you The Nightfly?
IQ2: Did you sing the theme music to the TV series ‘Chico and the Man’?
IQ3: Do your albums include ‘The Art of Tea’, ‘Tiger in the Rain’ and ‘Sleeping Gypsy’?
I’m not Donald Fagen. I’m not Jose Feliciano. Take a DQ for #3.
IQ: Did Mozart inspire your biggest hit?
You can’t rock me, Amadeus, I’m not Falco.
IQ1: Did you have the knack?
IQ2: Did happy bubbles want to make you break out your squeezebox?
IQ3: Were you the Leader of the Band?
#3 is Michael Franks, whose music is now considered ‘smooth jazz’. His biggest pop hit was ‘Your Secret’s Safe With Me’, which was what I was referring to in my earlier set of questions.
Hmm…
DQ: Born before 1950?
I don’t know about #1, #2 may be Frampton, but…
I was the living legacy to the Leader of the Band, Dan Fogelberg!
(Madame Pepperwinkle’s Favorite Male Singer)
Well done, MissTake!
SWEET!
- Doug Fieger, lead singer of The Knack
- Myrin Floren, accordionist for Lawrence Welk
Well done, MissTake! I might have got there, but I would have taken Longer.
(D&R)
Congratulations!
The next letter is T
Good luck!
IQs:
- Did you marry Queen Lavinia Warren?
- Did you escape being married to a mole?
- Is your love for Pyramus enacted by rudimentals in a Shakespearean play?
I am not Tom Thumb
DQ
I am not Thisbe
IQ1: Did you write the 40 voice motet ‘Spem in Alium’?
IQ2: Did your brother Modest write you libretti for you?
IQ3: Did you write the opera version of ‘Hamlet’?
DQ
I am not Tchaikovsky
DQ
IQ: Are you one of 2 men to be the highest ranking person in two branches of the federal government?