Welcome to our rock and roll trivia quiz, where we will test your knowledge on some of the most iconic songs and artists from the 1950s! Get ready to rock and roll as we delve into the golden era of music that brought us hits like Great Balls of Fire and Rock Around the Clock.

In 1957, a flamboyant artist set the music world on fire with his hit song Great Balls of Fire. Do you know who this artist is? And speaking of fire, how did Jerry Lee Lewis describe the 'Balls of Fire' in his No.1 hit of 1957?

In 1956, another legendary artist released a famous song called Johnny O'Keefe. Can you name this song that became a classic in the rock and roll genre? And who recorded the most well-known version of the 12-bar-blues-based song Rock Around the Clock in 1954?

Elvis Presley, often referred to as the King of Rock and Roll, made waves in the music industry with his hit song Heartbreak Hotel in January 1956. But do you know which record label he walked into the offices of in 1953, who noted him as a 'Good Ballad Singer. Hold'?

In 1958, a Mexican folk song became a Top 40 hit in the U.S. for Ritchie Valens. Can you name this iconic song that captivated audiences around the world? And which prominent country musician sadly passed away in 1953, leaving behind a legacy that would influence generations of musicians to come?

From remakes to top ten hits, the 1950s were a time of great musical innovation and talent. Can you name the artist who made a highly successful 1956 remake of the song 'Hound Dog'? And who sang the lead vocals on the 1959 top ten hit Sixteen Candles?

So get ready to test your knowledge and see if you can rock and roll your way to the top of our trivia quiz leaderboard! Good luck and let the music play on!

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