Can't Find My Keys...Or These Songs Anywhere! Quiz

Answer: "I Thought It Was God But It Was Only a UFO" -- Bart Ramsey and Neti Vaan

This song is off the 1999 album "Little Red Wagon".

Bart Ramsey was born on November 3, 1954. He's originally from Chicago, Illinois but has spent most of his life in New Orleans, Louisiana. His main genres are Gypsy Jazz, Jazz, and Folk Rock. He's associated with the Gypsy swing band Zazou City (which he formed) and Rob Halverson. Not only a singer/songwriter, he's also a novelist, composer, and bandleader.

Neti Vaan (Vaandrager) is originally from the Netherlands. When she was young, her family moved to Kenya then Uganda then to Texas. She was a street performer in Louisiana and California. She moved to London, England in 1987 and stayed a little longer than she expected. She was a founding member of three root-folk bands: Bill Caddick's Urban Legend, Companions of the Rosy Hours, and Zumzeaux. She's been a collaborator on several albums of Bart Ramsey, playing piano, violin, and other instruments including being a back up singer and lead singer. She came out with her debut solo album in 2006 called "Toonzville".

Answer: Nobody Knows

This was Tony Rich's debut album under the name/group The Tony Rich Project, which is his only album to reach platinum as of his 2008 album "Exist". The song "Nobody Knows" reached number four on Billboard's Top 100 songs for 1996. He also took home a Grammy Award for Best R&B Album.

Answer: "Circle" -- Butterfly Tree

The group Butterfly Tree was formed by Rick Del Castillo and Dana Davis.

Rick Del Castillo is from Brownsville, Texas. Raised in a musical family he's done collaborations with his brother Mark Del Castillo forming the group Del Castillo. In the 1990s he and Dana Davis formed the short-lived Butterfly Tree group, producing only one album in 1997 which was self-titled. They were going for a Tori Amos/Queen sort of sound. Del Castillo has songs on several Robert Rodriguez soundtracks for such films as "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" (2003) and "Kill Bill Vol. II" (2004).

Answer: Red Dress Off

The Bad Haskells have two albums: "Hampden-Sydney Circus" (1996), and "Day Glo" (1998). The band members are: Rip Rowan, Daniel Hines, Andrew Dutton, and Max Elo.

Answer: Such a Funny Night

Aphrodite's Child was active between 1967 to 1972. They were a psychedelic, baroque, progressive rock band from Greece.

The keyboardist for the group, Vangelis Papathanassiou, went on to win an Academy Award for the score to the film "Chariots of Fire" (1980). He also was the composer for the film "Blade Runner" (1982). He's composed over 50 albums in his career.

Artemios Ventouris-Roussos had a good solo career after the band broke up. He had several hit albums in the mid to late 1970s. In his personal life he was one of the passengers of the 1985 TWA plane hijacking, Flight 847. He was released unharmed after five days.

Loukas Sideras, the drummer for the band released two solo albums before going onto being a successful producer. He produced the album "Alba" for Riccardo Cocciante, and the album topped Italy's chart in 1975/6.

The lead guitarist Silver Koulouris went on to record two solo albums, the last coming out in 2015. He has done session work for several other artists since the 1970s.

Answer: Bird in Hand

Neal Casal had 12 solo albums from 1995-2011. He was in the group Hazy Malaze, and Ryan Adams and The Cardinals since 2007, and Chris Robinson Brotherhood. He's done extensive sessions with almost 20 artists such as Willie Nelson, Minnie Driver, Duncan Sheik, and James Iha. He's also a photographer and had his first book of photography was published in 2010.

Answer: "Worm Out" -- Catchers

This is off their 1994 album "Mute" which was produced by Mike Hedges at his own studio in Normandy, France. Initially released in England and France, it was a huge hit in France. The album made it in the top ten albums voted by journalists and readers of "Les Inrockuptibles" magazine. In the beginning of 1995 they opened for groups such as Oasis, Edwyn Collins, and Pulp.

Answer: Rain in Calgary

Emily Bezar is a singer, composer, and pianist. She went to Oberlin Conservatory and Stanford University studying opera and electronic music. She recorded five albums from 1993 to 2008. Her album "Fooled by Yesterday" was released digitally in 2011.

Answer: "Here Not There" -- Jane Child

"Here Not There" (1993) is the second album by Jane Child. "Mona Lisa Smiles" was featured on the soundtrack to the film "Freejack" (1992). Jane Child's father, Ricky Hyslop, wrote two of the songs on the album, "Monument" and "Step Out Of Time".

Answer: Una furtiva lagrima

"Una furtiva lagrima" is taken from the Italian opera "L'elisir d'amore" (1832) by Gaetano Donizetti.

"The Other Side of Time" (2003) is in the genres of Folk, Celtic, and World Music. It's sung in English, Italian, and Mozarabic. It was released on May 27, 2003. It reached number 22 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. The song "Going Home" was featured in the opening credits of the film "Gods and Generals" (2003).