Johnny's Jukebox Trivia: 1,001 Fantastic Questions from the Golden Age of Rock and Roll

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Summary: What fun!
Review: A fan of Robinson's radio and t.v. efforts for years, I was thrilled to see he's compiled his famous trivia questions into book form. Thanks, John :)

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Summary: Pure Fun
Review: How could anyone not enjoy this book? The first page had me hooked. As some of the others have already stated, it's fun to use these questions on other people as well as yourself. The cover on my copy is worn out from people borrowing it. Sure, there are some publishing mistakes, but the joy these people had while making this book comes across like gangbusters. If you're looking for in-depth analysis of your favorite oldies, forget it. If you're looking for interesting tidbits, off-the-wall trivia and fun, then you'll enjoy it! The title says it all: jukebox TRIVIA...not jukebox analysis. You got a problem with that? Look up "trivia" in the dictionary.

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Summary: Lotsa Fun
Review: This book would make a great trivia board game. The style and execution is simple and easy to read. The questions are interesting and, although I knew some of the answers beforehand, there are hundreds that I didn't know. It's a fun read and can really perk up a party! I think it would make a great coffee table book, too.

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Summary: Lotsa Fun
Review: This unprofessionally put together book (just look at the table of contents) is nothing new, and the questions are certainly not "fantastic." The format is the same old same old multiple choice and the supposed trivia is stuff we already know or worse, don't care about. The author's foil answers are supposed to be funny, but they're rather goofy. What a waste of money.

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Summary: FANTASTIC !! VERY INFORMATIVE!!
Review: What a great book! It's not only full of interesting facts about all of my favorite oldies bands, but the author has interjected humor into some of the the multiple choice answers. Unlike other trivia books this book reminds me alot of the game, "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire." I like the fact that the correct answers to the questions are in the back of the book. This gives you the opportunity to think about which answer is right without having the answer immediately given to me. I hope the author decides to make this into a board game and computer game, also. My friends and I have had great fun with book. Will there be a volume 2?