From Jessie J to Jerry Lee, how well do you know this week in music history – quiz | Music

Boom! Shake the Room by Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince went to No 1 in the UK this week in 1992. In the song, what does the Fresh Prince – Will Smith nowadays – do when he sees an attractive woman?

I flip ’em around and then I work that booty According to the song, he “never wrote a whack jam”.

I say she looks my momma and I got a momma thing

I say something corny, even though I’m getting horny

I pretend I never seen her, say I don’t know her name is Tina

Liam Gallagher was stopped by customs officials at Heathrow on 25 September 1999 and made to pay £1,300. What item had he failed to declare on his return from the US?

His genius

A complete collection of original mono Beatles albums on vinyl, all signed by Ringo Starr

A fur coat for his then wife, Patsy Kensit, and toys for their son Lennon “At first he made quite a fuss,” said a customs official.

Nine bottles of Johnny Walker black and 426 packets of Marlboro reds

Happy birthday, Tracey Thorn, 54 on 26 September. Back in 1983, she sang on the Working Week single Venceremos – We Will Win, which was a tribute to which great South American figure?

World Cup-winning football manager César Luis Menotti

Beret-wearing revolutionary Che Guevara

Murdered leftwing folk singer Victor Jara Jara was killed following the Chilean coup of September 1973.

Notorious drug baron Pablo Escobar

David Bowie went to No 1 in the UK album charts this week in 1980 with the album Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps). Which of the following musicians did not appear on it?

E Street Band pianist Roy Bittan

Who guitarist Pete Townshend

King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp

Cream bassist Jack Bruce A version of Cream’s I Feel Free was recorded during the album sessions, but not used on the album.

Who became the oldest person to top the US charts this week in 2011?

Bob Dylan

Aretha Franklin

Loretta Lynn

Tony Bennett Duets II featured collaborations with Lady Gaga and Amy Winehouse.

Nirvana’s album Nevermind was released this week in 1991, prompting the grunge explosion. The New York Times duly published a lexicon of grunge for its readers, though it was entirely fictitious, composed by Sub Pop receptionist Megan Jasper. Which of the following phrases did she not fool the NYT into printing?

Swingin’ on the flippity flop – hanging out

Kurted out – Asked to leave a room so someone can take drugs in private Jasper still works for Sub Pop, though she’s no longer a receptionist.

Lamestain – Uncool person

Cob Nobbler – Loser

What did Jerry Lee Lewis accidentally do at his 41st birthday party, on 29 September 1976?

Burn down his house, after leaving the cake – with candles lit – next to his curtains

Cause terror in his neighbourhood after allowing his pet tiger out of the front door

Shoot his bass player in the chest Norman Owens survived, but later sued his boss.

Insult the President Gerald Ford when he told what he thought was a prank caller to “leave me the fuck alone, asshat”

Happy 30th birthday, Ben Lovett out of Mumford & Sons! How many Grammy and Brit awards have the braces-bearing folk rockers won so far in their career?