Brown, Black, Green Or White....Who Am I? Quiz

Answer: Green

Al Green was born on the 13 April 1946 in Forrest City, Arkansas, and is a hugely popular soul and R & B star.

"Let's Stay Together" was released in 1971 and was from Al's album of the same name. The song reached number one on the US Billboard Chart and has been covered by numerous artists since.

Answer: Black

Born Priscilla White on 27 May 1943, Cilla was a much-loved singer and TV presenter from Liverpool, England. She sadly passed away in 2015.

"Alfie" was written by the legendary songwriting duo Bacharach and David and released by Cilla in 1966. The song came from the film of the same name starring the great Michael Caine.

Answer: Brown

Melanie Brown (better known as Mel B) was born 29 May 1975, in Leeds, England. Along with Emma Bunton, Geri Halliwell, Victoria Adams and Melanie Chisholm, she was part of the hugely successful Spice Girls, who dominated the UK music scene in the mid-to-late 1990s.

"Wannabe" was the band's debut hit and the first of the group's many Number Ones. The song was released in the summer of 1996, paving way for a new generation of girl power.

Answer: Green

Peter Green, born Peter Greenbaum, on 29 October 1946, formed what later became known as Fleetwood Mac in the late 1960s. Their songs include "Albatross", released in 1968 and "Black Magic Woman", released also in 1968. Santana famously covered the song two years later.

Answer: White

Born Barry Carter on September 12 1944, Barry White was a legendary soul and R & B star, whose baritone voice was instantly recognisable. Barry sadly passed away in 2003 at the age of 58.

"Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe", was released in July 1974 and became Barry's second US Number One. The song was taken from the album "Can't Get Enough" and was one of his most popular tunes.

Answer: White

Drummer Meg and singer and guitarist Jack formed the White Stripes in 1997. Their songs include the massive hit "Seven Nation Army, released in 2003. Meg is known for her extreme shyness and rarely gives interviews. The band eventually split in 2011.

Answer: Brown

James Brown, born May 3 1933, was a pioneer of modern funk and R & B music, and was given the nickname "the Godfather of Soul". He passed away on Christmas Day 2006.

"Papa's Got A Brand New Bag", one of the most uniquely titled songs you'll find, was released in 1965 and charted in the Top Ten of the US Billboard. The song also won James his first Grammy award.

Answer: Black

Clint Black, born February 4 1962, is a multi-talented musician, songwriter and actor whose fame grew in the late 1980s with the release of the album "Killin' Time".

"A Better Man" was Clint's debut song and went straight to the top of the Hot Country Singles chart in 1989, firmly cementing him as a new and exciting artist.

Answer: Brown

Born 20 February 1963, Ian Brown is a hugely popular singer both as a solo star and as part of the iconic Stone Roses, the band that he formed in the early 1980s. Their hits include "Waterfall", released in late 1991, and "I Am The Resurrection", released the year after.

Answer: White

Born December 19 1941, Maurice White gained fame during the mid-to-late 1960s with a succession of bands before hitting the big time with Earth, Wind and Fire. The group won 6 Grammys with songs including "Boogie Wonderland" and "After The Love Has Gone", both of which were released in 1979. Maurice sadly passed away in 2016.