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1. Known for her beehive hairdo and soothing vocals, she was born and raised in London, England. In 2006, she released her second and last album titled "Back to Black". Her second album earned her five Grammy awards. Who was she?
2. This 27 club member was born in Seattle, Washington. During his late teens, he decided to join the army. He rose to fame after his live performance at an international festival in 1967. During his short career, this guitarist released just three studio albums. His final album, titled "Electric Ladyland", was his only number one album to land on the charts. Who was he?
3. This singer was born in Port Arthur, Texas. She gained popularity in the late 1960s, and released four studio albums. She had hits such as "Cry Baby" and "Piece of My Heart". She is often labeled "The Queen of Psychedelic Soul". Who was this member of the 27 club?
4. This 27 Club member was the founder of the British band, The Rolling Stones. He played several instruments for the band. Due to his drug problem, he was removed from The Rolling Stones and replaced. Who was he?
5. This singer was born in Newark, New Jersey. Her career began at the tender age of six. She was a soul singer with gospel roots. She released her debut single in 1967 titled "Hypnotized". She also covered a powerful version of soul singer Jerry Butler's hit "For Your Precious Love". Who was she?
6. This member of the 27 club was born in Florida. During his youth, he moved frequently due to his father being in the navy. He was the front man of the band The Doors from 1965 to 1971. He was known for his outrageous and extreme behavior onstage with his band. Who was he?
7. This lady was born in 1967 in New York. During her early years, she used to counsel rape victims. She was the bass player for the bands Janitor Joe and Hole. She became close friends with Kurt Cobain. Who was this forever 27 club member?
8. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1936, he spent his time singing gospel in church. From 1960 to 1964, he was the lead singer of the R&B group The Drifters. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 24 years after his death. Who was he?
9. This member of the 27 club was the daughter of a TV executive. In her younger years, she played the guitar and the piano. She was the lead singer of the band The Gits. She was murdered on July 7, 1993. After her death, she was labeled a feminist. Who was she?
10. This 27 club member was discovered at age 16. He was born in England. He had a very short music career, which only lasted two years. He had several show stopping live performances. During his short career, he got into some trouble with the law. Who was he?
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