The clues for today's Music Quiz:
• The singer said that this song is, “virtually, the Communist Manifesto.”
• A US president once said about this song, “...my wife and I have visited about 125 countries — you hear (singer’s name and name of song) used almost equally with national anthems."
• Ben & Jerry’s, makers of “Cherry Garcia” and “Phish Food,” named an ice cream flavor after this song in 2007.
• The airport located in the place where it all started was renamed after the singer of this song with a line from the song painted on its roof.
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• The singer said that this song is, “virtually, the Communist Manifesto.” The song is, "Imagine" by John Lennon
• Pres. Jimmy Carter said, "...in many countries around the world — my wife and I have visited about 125 countries — you hear John Lennon's song, "Imagine" used almost equally with national anthems."
• Ben & Jerry's, makers of "Cherry Garcia" and "Phish Food," named an ice cream flavor after Lennon's hit song in 2007. Retired since 2013, "Imagine Whirled Peace" was a caramel ice cream mixed with toffee cookie pieces and chocolate peace signs.
• The Liverpool Airport, renamed the Liverpool John Lennon Airport, has the line “above us only sky” painted on the roof.
• A prayer book and a book named after a fruit inspired the writing of this hit song… Answer – The book is, "Grapefruit" by Yoko Ono and a Christian prayer book given to him by comedian/activist Dick Gregory, which touted the concept of positive prayer.
(Yoko Ono's monument to her husband, in the Strawberry Fields section of Central Park, is a mosaic of the word Imagine, where fans gather to mourn him as well as to celebrate his legacy.)