Take Our Grammy Quiz!

Test Your Knowledge Of Music Award Arcana

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ANSWERS TO THE GRAMMY QUIZ:

Question 1: The most Grammys by a rock group were won by U2, which has collected 22 awards. In comparison, the Beatles have won seven (three of which were for music videos the surviving Beatles made more than a quarter century after the group broke up), New Jersey's most famous rocker has won 15 (some for solo performance), and the Rolling Stones won precisely two. Two!?!


Question 2: Ronald Reagan did not win a Grammy Award. Bill Clinton won in the Spoken Word category for his audiobook, "My Life," and Jimmy Carter won also for the audio version of his book, "Our Endangered Values: America's Moral Crisis." Both former presidents are nominated again this year for book readings, along with Barack Obama ("The Audacity Of Hope"), Maya Angelou ("Celebrations"), and Alan Alda ("Things I Overheard While Talking To Myself").


Question 3: Of the "American Idol" veterans listed, Fantasia has copped the most Grammy nominations, with seven.


Question 4: Milli Vanilli, the pop group comprised of Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus, sold more than 30 million singles and won the Best New Artist Grammy in 1990. But the award was revoked when it was learned that the vocalists did not actually do their own singing.


Question 5: Eminem (a.k.a. Marshall Bruce Mathers III) has won nine Grammys, his first in 1999 for his solo performance in "My Name Is."


Question 6: The only artist to refuse a Grammy was Sinead O'Connor, whose win for "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got" went uncollected as she boycotted the show, saying that the Grammys honor commercial success instead of artistic merit.


Bonus Question: Elvis won exactly ZERO Grammys in the rock category. The King of Rock 'n' Roll's three awards all came in the Gospel category.