Fractured "Canadian Idol" 2006 Quiz

Answer: Ashley Coulter

Before auditioning for "Canadian Idol", Coulter worked as a cashier. She is from in London, Ontario. She made it all the way to the top six, singing rock songs like "American Woman" (The Guess Who), "Gimme Shelter" (The Rolling Stones), and showing a more softer side with "Crazy" (Patsy Cline), and "Crying" (Roy Orbison).

Answer: Sarah Loverock

Sarah Loverock is from Gibsons, British Columbia. She made it to top nine after singing songs such as "She Talks To Angels" (Black Crowes) and "Life Is A Highway" (Tom Cochrane).

Answer: Craig Sharpe

Coming in at a close second behind the season 4 "Canadian Idol" winner, Craig is the fourth competitor from Newfoundland and Labrador and the second from the town of Upper Island Cove, Nfld. Some of the songs he sang were "Bohemian Rhapsody" (Queen), "Cold As Ice" (Foreigner), "It's My Life" (Bon Jovi), and "Danny Boy" (Andy Williams).

His debute album "I Am" was released in February of 2007.

Answer: Brandon Jones

The 17-year-old from Quispamsis, New Brunswick placed eighth after recieving a lot of not-so-excelent reviews from the judges. A few of the songs he sang were "Somebody To Love" (Queen) and "Jumpin' Jack Flash" (The Rolling Stones).

Answer: Eva Avila

Eva Avila was crowned "Canadian Idol" of 2006. She the second of two people from Quebec to make it into the top ten. The first one was Audrey De Montigny from season 1. Her first album "Somewhere Else" was released in stores on November 14, 2006, which contains her debute single "Meant To Fly", written by Chantal Kreviazuk, Raine Maida, and Gaby Moreno.

Answer: Kati Durst

Durst hails from Goderich, Ontario. She was the first to leave the top ten after singing "It Makes No Difference" (The Band).

Answer: Steffi D

"Steffi D," Zach Werner said, "will probably be the most remembered person from the show." He may be right. Known for her trademark bow, she made it to top six after singing "These Boots Were Made For Walkin'" (Nancy Sinatra). She was carried on one of the judges' shoulders after her elimination.

Answer: Rob James

Rob James was a former member of the group McMaster & James before auditioning for "Canadian Idol". He worked as a songwriter as well, even writing a song for season 1 winner Ryan Malcolm. The first ever finalist from the province of Manitoba, he was the seventh person to recieve the fewest number of votes.

Some of the songs he sang were "Chariot" (Gavin DeGraw), "Start Me Up" (The Rolling Stones), and "You Give Love A Bad Name (Bon Jovi).

Answer: Chad Doucette

Chad Doucette had auditioned for "Canadian Idol" in 2005, but only made it to the top fourty-eight. In 2006, he made it all the way to top four, singing "Tonight I Wanna Cry" (Keith Urban), "Iris" (Goo Goo Dolls), "Bad Side Of The Moon" (April Wine), "If You Could Read My Mind" (Gordon Lightfoot), and more.

Answer: Tyler Lewis

The 20-year-old from Rockglen, Saskatchewan, reached the number four spot. Tyler sang "Mama, I'm Coming Home" (Ozzy Osbourne), "Old Time Rock 'n' Roll (Bob Seger), "Too Bad" (Nickelback), "Paint It Black" (The Rolling Stones), and "Suspicious Minds" (Elvis Presley).