Three Songs - Name The Artist! Quiz

Answer: Shania Twain

Shania Twain is a Canadian singer and songwriter who has sold over 100 million records worldwide, making her one of the best-selling music artists of all time. She is known for her country-pop style and empowering lyrics that often touch on themes of love, heartbreak, and female independence. "That Don't Impress Me Much," "From This Moment On," and "Any Man Of Mine" are all popular songs by Twain that have become classics in the country music genre.

Answer: American

Metallica is a heavy metal band that formed in Los Angeles in 1981. James Hetfield on lead vocals and rhythm guitar and Lars Ullrich on drums are the only two original members of Metallica that are still with the band. With over 125 million albums sold worldwide, they are one of the most influential bands in heavy metal history.

Answer: Britney Spears

Britney Spears hit the scene in 1999 with her huge hit "Baby One More Time". The debut album was only the beginning for this pop icon who followed up this song with over 100 million records sold worldwide. Madonna does appear on the song "Me Against The Music" but she did not record "From The Bottom Of My Broken Heart" nor "Lucky".

Answer: Heartbreakers

Tom Petty started his career with a band called Mudcrutch but it wasn't until he formed the Heartbreakers in 1976 when their career exploded. Their unique blend of rock and roll, country, folk, and blues became a mainstay on rock radio for the next five decades. The band was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2001.

Answer: Prince

Prince Rogers Nelson, aka Prince, passed away in 2016 but left behind a vault of mega hits including "Purple Rain", "1999", and "I Wanna Be Your Lover". Beyond the hit singles, Prince had many B-Sides, songs were album bonuses or the flip sides of a 45 record that were also incredible. "Erotic City" came from the "Purple Rain" recording session. "4 The Tears In Your Eyes" was recorded for the "We Are The World" album, and "LoveSign" was recorded with Marvin Gaye's daughter, Nona Gaye.

Answer: Karol G

Carolina Giraldo Navarro is better known worldwide as Karol G, an international Latin superstar who has won five Latin Grammy Awards and sold millions of albums worldwide. In 2023, you couldn't listen to a Latin music channel and not hear "TQG" a smash duet with Shakira, or "Amargura". In 2017, the Colombian singer recorded her first big hit, "Ahora Me Llama", with Bad Bunny.

Answer: Celine Dion

Luther Vandross began his career singing backup vocals and his most noteworthy appearance was on "Young Americans" by David Bowie. For the 1992 film "Mo Money", Luther teamed with Janet Jackson for the song "The Best Things In Life Are Free". Luther also teamed with one of the ultimate divas, Mariah Carey, for their cover of "Endless Love" originally recorded by Lionel Richie and Diana Ross.

Answer: Luke Combs

Luke Combs grew up in North Carolina but after moving to Nashville to chase his songwriting dreams, Luke scored his first hit single "Hurricane" in 2017. He continued his success with a slew of great singles including "She Got The Best of Me" in 2018.

At the 2024 Grammy Awards, Luke got together with Tracy Chapman for a duet version of her "Fast Car", a song that both artists took to the top of the charts over thirty years apart.

Answer: Lulu

"Those schoolgirl days of telling tales" was the opening line to Lulu's first big hit "To Sir With Love", the title track to a classic Sidney Poitier movie from 1967. The British pop singer continued having pop singles that were more popular in the U.K. than the U.S. but she did have success in both countries.

Answer: Robert Smith

"Disintegration" was the eighth studio album by the British rock group, The Cure. The album maintained their Goth-Rock style but added a pop sound that pushed the band to huge commercial success. Frontman Robert Smith was not only an amazing lead vocalist, his lead guitar skills go underrated when people name the greatest guitarists of his era. Michael Hutchence was the lead singer for INXS, also popular in the 1980s.