Play Rolling Stones 'Sticky Fingers' Album Quiz: Test Your Music Trivia
Rolling Stones 'Sticky Fingers' Album Quiz: Test Your Music Trivia
Test your Rolling Stones knowledge with our ultimate *Sticky Fingers* album quiz — discover how well you know this rock classic and uncover surprising trivia!
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Fans absolutely nailed the musical questions — scoring 100% on both 'Wild Horses' and Bobby Keys' sax solo on 'Brown Sugar' — yet stumbled hard on the album's backstory, with 25% still convinced Sticky Fingers dropped in 1969, not 1971. True Stones devotees know their songs cold, but the history books? Not so much.
The trickiest question on the entire quiz wasn't about a song or a year — it was about a person. A full 25% of fans misattributed Marianne Faithfull's co-writing credit on 'Sister Morphine' to 'Dead Flowers,' revealing that even die-hard Stones fans have blind spots when it comes to the album's unsung creative collaborators.
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Q:How many fans correctly identified Andy Warhol as the Sticky Fingers cover designer?
A:75% got it right.
Not bad, but 25% pointed to Peter Saville instead — a common mix-up since Saville's iconic sleeve work for Joy Division keeps him top of mind for rock art fans.
Q:Which question on the quiz did fans ace with a perfect score?
A:Two questions hit 100% — 'Wild Horses' as an album track and 'Brown Sugar' featuring Bobby Keys' saxophone solo.
When it comes to the hits, Stones fans are untouchable. These classic tracks are burned into the memory of every true believer!
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Song from the album "Sticky Fingers"
The album "Sticky Fingers" was released in
Who designed the famous 'Sticky Fingers' album cover?
Which song features a prominent saxophone solo by Bobby Keys?
Which track originally featured Marianne Faithfull’s co-writing credit?
