His and Hers Songs Trivia Quiz

Answer: Allman Brothers Band

"Lord I was born a ramblin' man..." from the 1973 album "Brothers and Sisters". Hank Williams Sr. also released a song called "Ramblin' Man". Must be a lot of rambling men around...

Answer: macho

Although we laugh at them now, these six costumed men known as the Village People were all the rage in the late 1970s. Their hits, including "YMCA", "Macho Man", and "In the Navy", had many leisure-suited, polyester-wearing people grooving under the crystal balls in discos.

Answer: Lenny Kravitz

This single was released in 1991. In 1987, Lenny married his then-woman Lisa Bonet of "The Cosby Show"; they divorced in 1993.

Answer: Barbra Streisand

This ballad reached number 1 in the US in 1980. Barbra also had a hit called "I Am Woman" in 1964.

Answer: men

"It's Raining Men", an 80s disco classic, is often heard at "male dance revues". The Weather Girls were formed by Martha Wash and Izora Rhodes, who were previously known as "Two Tons O' Fun" due to their - er - big-boned stature.

Answer: Blind

The single "Blind Man", from the album "Big Ones", was released in 1994. Aerosmith was formed in Boston, Massachusetts, US in 1970, and have continued to produce hits into the 2000s.

Answer: Shania Twain

"Man! I Feel Like a Woman", from the 1997 album "Come on Over", was one of the biggest hits for Canadian beauty Shania Twain. In this upbeat tune, she tells how much fun it is to be a woman because you can wear short skirts and color your hair.

Answer: American

"American Woman" was a hit for the Canadian band the Guess Who in 1970, reaching the top of the US charts. Despite the title, the song is not flattering to American women - the singer urges the American woman to "stay away from me" and "let me be".

Answer: I Got a Big Fat Woman

Blues singer Chick Willis, known as the "Stoop Down Man", was born in Georgia in 1934. The song "I Got a Big Fat Woman" was recorded in 1988. Some of his other songs include "I Want to Play with Your Poodle" and "Nasty Chick".

Answer: Sting

Gordon Sumner, aka Sting, was the former lead singer for the band The Police. He released the song "Demolition Man" in 1993. (The Police also released a song called "Demolition Man" in 1984).

Answer: LA

American rock band The Doors, fronted by lead singer Jim Morrison, released their first album in 1967. The song "LA Woman", on the album of the same name, was released in 1971. Los Angeles is the largest city in the US state of California.

Answer: Billy Joel

The most well-known of these Women is probably John Lennon's hit from his "Double Fantasy" album, released in 1980. Dan Hill is perhaps best known for his 1978 hit "Sometimes When We Touch". Billy Joel did have hits with "Modern Woman" and "She's Always a Woman to Me". Philip Bailey's "Woman" was from his 1984 album, "Chinese Wall".

Answer: Louisiana, Mississippi

American country singer Conway Twitty (1933-1993) had 55 number 1 records, more than either Elvis or the Beatles. "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" was a 1973 duet with Loretta Lynn. My favorite Twitty title is "You're the Reason Our Kids are Ugly".

Answer: Rich

Formed in 1969, this British blues band is still going at it. "Rich Man", from the album of the same name, was released in 1972. Their biggest hit was "Couldn't Get It Right".

Answer: Slick Rick

Early rap pioneer Ricky Walters, aka Slick Rick, was born in England but raised in the Bronx, New York. In March 2002 he was inducted into the Hip Hop Hall of Fame.

Answer: Whitney Houston

"I'm Every Woman", released in February 1993, hit number 4 in both the US and UK. Whitney, daughter of gospel singer Cissy Houston, released her first album, "Whitney Houston", in 1985.

Answer: The Byrds

American rock band The Byrds made this song, written by Bob Dylan, into a hit in 1965.

Answer: Trisha Yearwood

Much preferable to a dead one! This Georgia (US) songstress had her first hit, "She's in Love with the Boy", in 1991.

Answer: Kraftwerk

Kraftwerk is a German techno band formed in the 1970s. The synthetic-sounding hit "The Man-Machine" is from the 1978 album of the same name.

Answer: Chains

Tears for Fears was the English duo of Curt Smith and Roland Orzabel. Their 1985 album, "Songs From the Big Chair", went platinum four times. "Woman in Chains" is their 1998 release from the album of the same name.