This signed sheet music is for Jeopardy by The Greg Kihn Band, autographed by frontman Greg Kihn. Released in 1983 on the album Kihnspiracy, Jeopardy became the band’s biggest hit, climbing to number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Blending new wave energy with catchy pop hooks, the song is best remembered for its unforgettable chorus and quirky, surreal music video, which became a favorite during MTV’s early years. The track was held out of the number-one spot only by Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean, placing it firmly in the cultural landscape of the 1980s. Its legacy was further cemented when “Weird Al” Yankovic parodied the song in 1984 with I Lost on Jeopardy, keeping the tune alive in pop culture for decades. Greg Kihn (born 1949) emerged from the San Francisco Bay Area music scene in the 1970s, blending rock, pop, and new wave sensibilities. As the driving force behind The Greg Kihn Band, he scored hits with The Breakup Song (They Don’t Write ’Em) and Jeopardy, earning a reputation for his sharp songwriting and distinct vocal style. Beyond his music career, Kihn became a novelist, DJ, and radio personality, proving himself a versatile and enduring figure in American pop culture. Owning this signed sheet music for Jeopardy is more than a collectible—it’s a piece of 1980s music history tied to one of the decade’s most memorable hits. For fans of Greg Kihn, admirers of new wave rock, and collectors of MTV-era memorabilia, this artifact captures the charm, creativity, and lasting impact of a classic pop anthem.

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