Before and After Engelbert Songs II Quiz

Answer: You

"This Guy's in Love with You" and "You Light Up My Life"

Engelbert didn't record Burt Bacharach and Hal David's 1968 hit "This Guy's in Love with You" till 2003, when it appeared on his "Definition of Love" CD. He covered Debbie Boone's massiv1977 hit "You Light Up My Life" on his 1978 LP "The Last of the Romantics." The song was written by Joseph Brooks.

Answer: Love

"Talking Love" and "Love Me Tender"

"Talking Love" written by Kurt Feltz, Marcel Stellman and Werner Scharfenberger is on the U.S. issue of Engelbert's first album, "Release Me", which came out in 1967. "Love Me Tender" was not only a 1956 hit for Elvis Presley, Elvis also cowrote it with Vera Matson. One of several Elvis songs Engelbert has recorded, "Love Me Tender" is on "The Last of the Romantics", 1978.

Answer: Sunshine

"Spread a Little Sunshine" and "Sunshine on My Shoulders"

"Spread a Little Sunshine", from the 1992 album "Hello Out There", was written by H. Weindorf, Peter Bishof-Fallenstein and Engelbert Humperdinck. Engelbert covered the beloved John Denver classic "Sunshine on My Shoulders" on his 2009 album "A Taste of Country". John Denver, Richard Kniss and Mike Taylor wrote the song.

Answer: Long

"Lovin' You Too Long" and "Long Gone"

"Lovin' You Too Long", from the 1979 album "This Moment in Time", was written by Susan Bells. "Long Gone", a rare instance in which composer Les Reed also wrote lyrics, comes from Engelbert's 1967 release "The Last Waltz".

Answer: Wonderland

"Winter Wonderland" and "Wonderland by Night"

The Richard B. Smith and Felix Bernard standard "Winter Wonderland" appears on both Christmas albums Engelbert issued in the 1970s, 1977's "A Merry Christmas with Engelbert Humperdinck" and 1980's "Christmas Tyme". "Wonderland by Night", written by Klaus Günter Neumann with English lyrics by Lincoln Chase., is on his 1968 album "A Man without Love".

Answer: Am

What You See Is Who I Am and Am I That Easy to Forget?

Written by David Pomeranz and Buddy Kay, "What You See Is Who I Am" comes from "The Last of the Romantics", released in 1978. Engelbert first recorded "Am I That Easy to Forget?" in 1967 for his album "The Last Waltz". Carl Belew, Shelby Singleton and W.S. Stevenson wrote the song.

Answer: There

"You Are There" and "There Goes My Everything"

"You Are There" by Larry White appears on the 1977 album "Miracles By Engelbert Humperdinck", while "There Goes My Everything" was included on the U.S. issue of his 1967 album "Release Me". The song was written by Dallas Frazier.

Answer: Take

"Every Breath You Take" and "Take It to Heart"

Engelbert's stylish rendition of Sting's "Every Breath You Take" can be found on his 2007 release "The Winding Road: The Best of the Brits". "Take It to Heart" written by Austin Roberts and Mike Reid is on his 1992 album "Hello Out There".

Answer: You

"When I Wanted You" and "You Look Good on Me"

"When I Wanted You" by Gino Cunico can be found on Engelbert's 1978 album "The Last of the Romantics", while "You Look Good on Me" by Even Stevens and Bruce Roberts is on his 1983 album "You and Your Lover".

Answer: Love

"How to Win Your Love" and "Love Will Set You Free"

Engelbert's hit single "How to Win Your Love" written by John Robinson Reid, Graham Stack, Gabriel & Ariel Hernandez and Marty Cintron was issued in 2000. The song also appears on You Belong to My Heart", a 2000 compilation, "It's All in the Game" (2001), "Engelbert: At His Very Best" (2001), ""Release Me," a compilation issued in 2003 and "Greatest Hits & More, 2007 as well as the DVD "Engelbert Live at the London Palladium". "Love Will Set You Free", the song Engelbert sang when he represented the UK at the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest, was written by M. Terefe and S. Skorbek. It was released as a single the same year.