Rock and Roll Music Iq : The Ultimate Test of True Fandom (History and Trivia)

Rock & Roll! It burst upon the scene in the 1950s, turned political in the 1960s, 
self-indulgent in the 1970s, philanthropic in the 1980s, and historical by the 1990s. It’s the soundtrack to the post-WWII American experience. Each generation has its own anthems, superstars, styles and sounds. And, they're all here in this rockin' new tome from Black Mesa Publishing—Rock & Roll Music IQ: The Ultimate Test of True Fandom. 
 With 200 questions and 800 possible answers it has everything from greasers to
grungers and vinyl to video. You are invited to take the challenge! Test your Rock & Roll IQ! See if you if you can "make the charts," "achieve a gold record," or maybe even earn "an induction into the Rock & Roll Music IQ Hall of Fame" as you enjoy this ultimate test of true Rock & Roll fandom!

CHARLES DISMAS BURGESS, (a/k/a Chuckie), lives in Los Angeles and works as a music researcher investigating copyrights and the historical origins of music for the film, television, and Internet entertainment industries. Chuckie was once the youngest on-air host ever employed by WJCC radio in suburban Boston, where he produced a weekly 4-hour
broadcast in the mid 1980s. He took his creative talents to California in 1995 and became a production assistant on several television shows including Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher, where he periodically contributed monologue material. He is a member of ASCAP and has over 20 original compositions registered. He had written several speculative screenplays before the publication of Gramma's Critters, his first children's book, in 2010. Chuckie attended Syracuse University where he met his wife Heather. The Burgesses have four children: nine-year-old Dylan, six-year-old twins Quinn and Annie, and one-year-old Henry.