How Much You Know About Cracker Rock Band Quiz

David Lowery was the frontman of Camper Van Beethoven, an alternative band from the 1980s.

The correct answer is "Ginger". In the song "Sweet Thistle Pie" by Cracker, the singer refers to the person as "Ginger". This implies that the person being referred to is known by the name Ginger, even though the singer may have a different name for them.

The correct answer is Euro-Trash Girl. This song by Cracker includes the lyric "Sold my plasma in Amsterdam."

The correct answer is Greenland. This album by Cracker includes the songs "Fluffy Lucy" and "Sidi Ifni".

The correct answer is "Cracker" because the question is asking for the title of Cracker's debut album. The options "Kerosene Hat," "The Golden Age," and "Gentleman's Blues" are all titles of other albums by Cracker, but they are not the debut album. Therefore, the correct answer is "Cracker."

Frank Funaro is the correct answer because he is the drummer who played on Cracker's 2006 album "Greenland".

Cracker covered the Dwight Yoakam song "Buenas Noches From A Lonely Room" on their album "Countrysides".

"Kerosene Hat" is the correct answer because it is the only album among the given options that features the singles "Low" and "Get Off This". The other options, "The Golden Age", "Greenland", and "Gentleman's Blues", do not include these specific singles.

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The correct answer is Gentleman's Blues. This album by Cracker includes the songs "Waiting For You Girl" and "Wild One".

"Forever" is the correct answer because it is the only album listed that includes the songs "What You're Missing" and "Brides Of Neptune". The other options do not mention these specific songs, so they can be ruled out as incorrect answers.

Johnny Hickman played lead guitar in Cracker's original lineup.

The correct answer is "Cracker." The album "Cracker" featured the single "Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now)."

The correct answer is "Happy Birthday To Me". This song by Cracker starts with the lyric, "I was having a good sleep in my car".

The correct answer, "Ain't Gonna Suck Itself," is a song by Cracker that is about the band's negative experience with Virgin Records. This song likely expresses their frustration or disappointment with the record label.

The correct answer is "Garage D'Or." This is the title of Cracker's 2000 compilation of hits and rarities.

Cracker contributed the song "Shake Some Action" to the soundtrack of the 1995 movie "Clueless".

The correct answer is Chicago. This can be inferred from the title of the album, "Hello, Cleveland! Live From the Metro." The use of the word "live" suggests that the album was recorded during a concert or performance. Since the album is titled "Hello, Cleveland!" it can be assumed that the concert took place in Cleveland. However, the question asks for the city where the album was recorded, not the city mentioned in the title. Therefore, the correct answer is Chicago, as it is where the album was actually recorded.

Cracker collaborated with Leftover Salmon on the album "O Cracker, Where Art Thou?".

The correct answer is "Greatest Hits Redux." This is because the question asks which album the band Cracker re-recorded 13 of their songs for. "Greatest Hits Redux" implies that the album is a compilation of their greatest hits, and the fact that they re-recorded 13 of their songs suggests that these are new versions of their old hits. Therefore, "Greatest Hits Redux" is the most appropriate answer.