- What was the first major international rock festival, held in the spring of 1967?
- "Purple Haze" was recorded by which artist?
- What was the name of the 1969 music festival at Altamont Speedway, viewed by many as the end of the hippie era?
- On albums such as In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida, what band established musical elements that would become characteristic of heavy metal?
- The album Forever Changes was recorded by what band?
- After a motorcycle crash in 1966, Bob Dylan recorded extensively with which mainly Canadian group?
- Which Irish singer-songwriter first hit the charts as a member of the band Them, but demonstrated his experimental side on the 1968 album Astral Weeks?
- The song "White Rabbit" was written by which singer of Jefferson Airplane?
- Donovan was best known for what style of music in the 1960s?
- After leaving the Spencer Davis Group, British musician Steve Winwood formed what band?
- Which supergroup was made up of guitarist Eric Clapton, bassist Jack Bruce, and drummer Ginger Baker?
- Which singer's posthumously released album Pearl became her most popular release, rising to number one in early 1971, while her version of Kris Kristofferson's "Me and Bobby McGee" hit the top of the U.S. singles charts?
- "Sunshine of Your Love" is largely based on which of the following?
- Pink Floyd, Soft Machine, and Tomorrow were all bands that regularly performed at what venue?
- The first stirrings of psychedelia took place in Virginia City, Nevada, at what restored western-style bar?
- The Grateful Dead were at the center of the psychedelic music scene of what city?
- Which song from Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band uses taped organ sounds randomly assembled to create a kaleidoscopic aural background?
- The UFO Club, which hosted psychedelic gatherings, was located in what city?
- Which band, featuring guitarist Jerry Garcia, originally formed in the Bay Area as the Warlocks?
- Which 1968 song by the Rolling Stones was banned from the radio because authorities thought it might fuel violence?