Can you pass this Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons quiz?
You don't have to be a meteorologist to know The Four Seasons!
Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons sang songs like memories; something in their chemistry sounded like flipping through the pages of an old high school yearbook. They were legends long before their lives were immortalized in Broadway's Jersey Boys. Across several decades, the angel-voiced Four Seasons were American radio.
Do you remember the details? Are you a huge fan, or were they just on in the background? Warning: This quiz may cause you to relisten to some of the catchiest songs ever! So be careful, and share your thoughts and score in the comments section below!
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The Four Seasons was formed in which city?
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Prior to The Four Seasons, Bob Gaudio was in The Royal Teens, who wrote which hit song?
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"Sherry" took about 15 minutes to write and was originally titled...?
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Which of these was NOT a number-one hit?
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According to Bob Gaudio, the title and lyrics of "Big Girls Don't Cry" were inspired by which of the following?
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"My Eyes Adored You" was recorded by The Four Seasons in early 1974. Who was credited upon release?
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If you met someone halfway between Earth, Wind and Fire's "September" and The Four Seasons' "Oh What a Night," when would you be meeting them?
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Frankie Valli and Tommy DeVito were introduced to Bob Guadio by which of the following?
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Who is not an original member of The Four Seasons?
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What is the name of the song Frankie Valli sings in the movie "Grease?"
Can you pass this Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons quiz?
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Fan since 1966.See you in October Frankie for my 14th & 15th time.My eyes will always adore you handsome!❤
Despair, isn't that what you find in de trunk?
The Four Seasons got their name from the Four Seasons bowling alley on Rt. 22 in Union,
NJ. As kids we weren't allowed to bowl there because it was known as a pick up joint, which
really cheesed me off when I was in junior high because rumor had it Union girls were
wild. No offense to any Jersey Girls out there from Union, that was just the scuttlebutt
at that time.