(Returning to my lying alter ego for this Fibbing Friday, this one prompted by pcguy, and the theme is British rockers from the 1960s. When The Beatles debut on The Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964 the floodgates were opened here in The States for British musical talent that largely learned from American talent. Link below.)
- What was the actual name of the 1960’s rock group known as “The Fab Four”? The Kingston Trio
- What children’s TV show was narrated by both Ringo Starr and George Carlin? Playboy After Dark
- What was the name of Sir Paul McCartney’s band after the Beatles? Ministry
- What name did The Beatles go by before they became The Beatles? The Volkswagens
- Who was “The Forgotten Beatle”? No one knows, he’s forgotten
- How many Beatles movies are there? Too many
- In relation to the other Beatles movies, what was unique about the movie, Yellow Submarine? First animated feature made specifically for people on drugs since Fantasia
- What exactly is, “The Butcher Cover”? The soundtrack of Sweeney Todd
- What are the flowers mentioned in the song, “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds” made of? Ergot
- Who is Billy Shears? Eleanor Rigby’s friend with benefits
Robert Kirkendall 
“The Fab Four” as “The Kingston Trio” made me laugh: it reminded me of all the (many!) trilogies in 4 parts 😀 Good one!
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Thank you! I was going to use The Jackson Five as the answer but I already used that in another Fibbing Friday post which asked the same question. https://robertkirkendall.com/2020/10/16/fibbing-friday-10-16-20/
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