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Daily 80s Music Trivia

Sunday, April 19, 2026

1

“Wrap Her Up” paired Elton John with which guest vocalist?

MODERATE
1985 · Elton John
✓George Michael
Nik Kershaw
Paul Young
Phil Collins

"Wrap Her Up" features guest vocals from George Michael alongside Elton John, marking a notable collaboration in 1985.

2

Mr. Mister’s “Broken Wings” was released on which album?

MODERATE
1985 · Mr. Mister
Go On...
I Wear the Face
Pull
✓Welcome to the Real World

"Broken Wings" is a lead single from Mr. Mister's 1985 album "Welcome to the Real World," which propelled the band to mainstream success.

3

“Living in Sin” was a hit for which band?

MODERATE
1989 · Bon Jovi
✓Bon Jovi
Def Leppard
Poison
Warrant

“Living in Sin” is a track from Bon Jovi’s 1988 album which discusses themes of love and defiance.

4

Who produced Culture Club's 1984 hit 'Karma Chameleon'?

HARD
1984 · Culture Club
Jimmy Iovine
Phil Ramone
✓Steve Levine
Trevor Horn

'Karma Chameleon' was produced by Steve Levine, who was instrumental in shaping Culture Club's polished pop sound during the early 1980s.

5

Tiffany’s "I Think We’re Alone Now" was a remake of a 1967 hit by which act?

HARD
1987 · Tiffany
Paul Revere & the Raiders
The Cowsills
The Turtles
✓Tommy James and the Shondells

The song was originally a hit for Tommy James and the Shondells before Tiffany’s 1987 cover made it popular with a new generation.

6

“If It Isn’t Love” by New Edition was produced by which hitmaking team?

HARD
1988 · New Edition
Full Force
✓Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
L.A. Reid and Babyface
The System

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis were the producers behind New Edition’s hit “If It Isn’t Love,” known for their influential work in R&B and pop during the 1980s.

7

“A View to a Kill” by Duran Duran holds what unique distinction among James Bond themes in the United States?

EXPERT
1985 · Duran Duran
✓It is the only Bond theme to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
It was the first Bond theme released on CD single.
It was the first Bond theme sung by a duo.
It was the first Bond theme to win an Oscar.

“A View to a Kill” is the only James Bond theme to have reached No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100, marking a unique achievement.

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