Kingsley Cafe's pop music quiz is only a month or two old but it's already proving to be a huge smash hit with Eynsham quizzers.
February's quiz attracted 16 teams, making it one of the biggest village quizzes in years. As a result, over £180 in prize money was paid out as teams tested their brain cells on rounds including the 1960s, 2020 top ten hits, and other pop quiz teasers. There were even a few bags of chocolates dished out in the bonus rounds.
March's music quiz is set to be even more popular. Book your table now at Kingsley Cafe!
Top 3
1st (£90 & prosecco): Tone Deaf As A Post
2nd (£60 & bottle of wine): Ken Dodd's Dad's Dog's Dead
3rd (£40): Drinks Are On The House
Blockbuster winners (bottles of wine): And 3 Makes a Crowd, Drinks Are On The House, Deliberators
Full final scores:
1st - Tone Deaf As A Post - 88pts
2nd - Ken Dodd's Dad's Dog's Dead - 78pts*
3rd - Drinks Are on the House - 78pts*
4th - The Weston Hot Shots - 74pts
5th - Mash-Ups - 67.5pts
6th - Deliberators - 67pts
7th - And 3 Makes a Crowd - 65pts
8th - All 4 Won - 58pts
9th - Dribbling Biffs - 56pts
10th - Fab & Groovy Legends - 55pts
11th - Brain Freeze - 51pts
12th - Getting the Band Back Together - 47.5pts
13th - Folk Knows - 47pts
14th - Not So Swifty - 44pts
15th - Dave Brogan - 31pts
16th - Burger Queens - 25pts
*Won tie-break question
A few questions from the night:
Q. In Lou Bega’s song, Mambo No. 5, name the two girls starting with M.
A. MARY, MONICA
Q. Name any year in which the musical Hamilton is set.
A. 1755–1804
Q. Bohemian Rhapsody was number 1 back in 1975. It was knocked off the top spot by a song whose title appears in the lyrics of Bohemian Rhapsody. What was the song?
A. MAMMA MIA (by ABBA)