| Hint | Extra Hint | Explanation | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shawn Mendes | “Señorita,” (Island Records), 2019 | Wikipedia: Señorita (Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello song) | Camila Cabello | 81%
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| Bob Marley | “No Woman, No Cry,” Island Records / Tuff Gong Records (1974) | Wikipedia: Bob Marley and the Wailers | the Wailers | 74%
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| Paul McCartney | “Say Say Say,” Columbia Records (US) / Parlophone Records (UK) (1983) | Wikipedia: Say Say Say | Michael Jackson | 71%
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| Me | Paul Simon, Columbia Records (1972) | Wikipedia: Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard | Julio Down by the Schoolyard | 68%
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| Siouxsie | “Kiss Them for Me,” Polydor Records / Geffen Records (1991) | Wikipedia: Siouxsie and the Banshees | the Banshees | 68%
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| Mike | “The Living Years,” Atlantic Records / WEA Records (1988) | Wikipedia: Mike and the Mechanics | the Mechanics | 68%
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| Johnny Cash | “Jackson,” Columbia Records (1967) | Wikipedia: Johnny Cash | June Carter | 65%
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| Prince | “When Doves Cry,” Warner Bros. Records (1984) | Wikipedia: Prince (musician) | The Revolution | 65%
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| Peter | “A World Without Love,” Columbia Records / Capitol Records (1964) | Wikipedia: Peter and Gordon | Gordon | 48%
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| Tony Orlando | “Knock Three Times,” Bell Records (1970) | Wikipedia: Tony Orlando and Dawn | Dawn | 45%
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| Bobby “Boris” Pickett | “Monster Mash,” Garpax Records (US) / London Records (UK) (1962) | Wikipedia: Bobby Pickett | the Crypt-Kickers | 42%
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| Post Malone | “Sunflower,” Republic Records (2018) | Wikipedia: Sunflower (Post Malone and Swae Lee song) | Swae Lee | 35%
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| John Fred | “Judy in Disguise (With Glasses),” Paula Records (1967) | Wikipedia: John Fred | His Playboy Band | 32%
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| Loggins | “Your Mama Don't Dance,” Columbia Records (1972) | Wikipedia: Loggins and Messina | Messina | 32%
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| Mitch Ryder | “Devil with a Blue Dress On” & “Good Golly Miss Molly,” New Voice Records (1967) | Wikipedia: Mitch Ryder | The Detroit Wheels | 32%
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| Dionne Warwicke | “Then Came You,” Atlantic Records (1974) | Wikipedia: Then Came You (Dionne Warwick and the Spinners song) | Spinners | 29%
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| Toots | “Sweet and Dandy,” Mango Records (1973) | Wikipedia: Toots and the Maytals | the Maytals | 26%
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| Johnnie | “Over the Mountain; Across the Sea,” Chess Records (1957) | Wikipedia: Johnnie & Joe | Joe | 23%
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| Bob B. Soxx | “Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah,” Philles Records (1962) | Wikipedia: Bob B. Soxx & the Blue Jeans | the Blue Jeans | 23%
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| Shirley | “Let the Good Times Roll,” Aladdin Records (1956) | Wikipedia: Shirley & Lee | Lee | 19%
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| Crime | “The Dolphins and the Sharks,” Mute Records (1991) | Wikipedia: Crime & the City Solution | the City Solution | 19%
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| Black Randy | “I Slept in an Arcade,” Dangerhouse Records (1979) | Wikipedia: Black Randy and the Metrosquad | the Metrosquad | 16%
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| Roy Head | “Treat Her Right,” Back Beat Records (1965) | Wikipedia: Roy Head | the Traits | 16%
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| Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra | “Goodnight, Irene,” Decca Records (1950) | Wikipedia: Gordon Jenkins | The Weavers | 16%
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| Rosie | “Angel Baby,” Highland Records (1960) | Wikipedia: Rosie and the Originals | the Originals | 13%
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