Another Mandolin Trivia Quiz

**AlanN** · Mar-15-2004, 6:36pm

1. What seminal rock band from the 60's counted a bg mandolin picker as its bass player?

2. What was the name of the above bass/mandolin picker's bluegrass band?

3. Who played the mandolin solo on "Love In Vain" from the Stones' Let It Bleed album?

4. Who played mandolin on Dylan's Blood On The Tracks lp?

5. Who played an F-4 mandolin on the Band's records?

6. What well-known T.S.O.P.-inspired vocal duo frequently used the mandolin in the mix?

Cain't think of no more; all winners earn the utmost respect.

**grsnovi** · Mar-15-2004, 6:56pm

While I'm sure the answer you want for #1 is The Byrds, their contemporaries The Buffalo Springfield also had a fairly good mando picker as their bass player on their last recording.

So, assuming we're talking Chris for the 1st, his BG band would be The Hillmen (as I recall).

3'd be Ry Cooder

Peter Ostroushko

What does TSOP stand for??

**Geoff** · Mar-15-2004, 7:03pm

I think the answer to #5 is Levon Helm (Helmsley?). But Im curious to know the Blood on the tracks picker.

**Joe Parker** · Mar-15-2004, 7:08pm

#6 Seals and Croft

**jim simpson** · Mar-15-2004, 7:15pm

1. Byrds 2.Scottsville Squirrel Barkers 3. Ry Cooder 4. Bob Dylan 5. Levon Helm 6. Hall & Oates

Hope I win, Hope I win!!

**odeman** · Mar-15-2004, 7:22pm

Just a guess but:

1. The Byrds
2. Chris Hillman
3. Ry Cooder
4. Levon Helm
5. Levon Helm
6. Seals & Croft

**AlanN** · Mar-15-2004, 7:31pm

Mr. Simpson is the closest, except 4. is Peter O., someone above had it.

Actually, forgot about the Hillmen and Buffalo Springfield. Y'all are good.

T.S.O.P. = The Sound Of Philadelphia