It's a Woman's Name Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Rolling Stones

The song was featured on the 1973 album "Goat's Head Soup". Although there were various suggestions about whom the song was written, Keith Richards claimed in his autobiography that the song is actually about heroin addiction.

Answer: Allman Brothers

The song is taken from the album "Brothers and Sisters" released in 1973. It is bassist Lamar Williams' first recording with the band.

Answer: Chris Rea

The song was recorded for the 1985 album "Shamrock Diaries".

Answer: Status Quo

"Caroline" is one of the band's classics. It first featured on the album "Hello!". When the song was released as a single, the b-side was also a track about a woman: Joanne.

Answer: Toto

The song is taken from the band's 1982 record "Toto IV". The song won the record of the year Grammy Award in 1983.

Answer: The Police

The track can be found on the 1978 album "Outlandos D'Amour".

Answer: Thin Lizzy

Sarah was Phil Lynott's baby daughter. Phil Lynott was the vocalist, bassist and leader of the band. The song is found on the 1979 album, "Black Rose: A Rock Legend".

Answer: Europe

Europe was a Swedish band who had a very successful album in 1987. The album was called "The Final Countdown" and apart from the title track also had the successful single "Rock The Night".

Answer: Styx

Styx had a hit single with this track in 1976. It is taken from the album "Equinox".

Answer: Boston

The song written by Tom Scholz was released six years after it was first recorded. It was included on the 1986 album "The Third Stage".

Answer: Focus

Focus is a Dutch progressive band who released mostly instrumental albums. This instrumental song comes from their album "Focus III".

Answer: Derek and The Dominoes

It is hard to imagine now that originally this song, written by Eric Clapton and Jim Gordon, was not successful! It featured on the album, "Layla and other Assorted Love Songs" released in 1970. One should also hear the unplugged version released as part of Clapton's successful MTV show.

Answer: Oasis

The Oasis single is from their album "Don't Believe the Truth". Noel Gallagher has both critised and praised the song on different occasions... so finally it's up to you whether you like it or not!

Answer: Jefferson Starship

Taken from the album "Freedom at Point Zero". It is the first album for singer Mickey Thomas after the departure of Grace Slick and Marty Balin.

Answer: Rod Stewart

The flamboyant Scottish singer needs no introduction. This song is taken from the 1971 album "Every Picture tells a Story".

Answer: Deep Purple

The song is taken from the album, "Who do We Think We Are" released in 1973. The album was the last with Ian Gillan and Glenn Hughes until the "Perfect Strangers" reunion in 1984. The name "Mary Long" is derived from two names: Mary Whitehouse and Lord Long Ford. The song is a rant about people who assume the role of self-appointed moralists.

Answer: Blondie

Taken from the 1999 album "No Exit", the song was a number one hit in the UK.

Answer: Fleetwood Mac

This song, written by Stevie Nicks, was released on the 1979 album "Tusk". Stevie was sued for plagiarism over this song, but she proved that she had written the song a long time before.

Answer: Them

Them was Van Morrison's band in the sixties. It was originally recorded in 1964.

Answer: Steve Winwood

Steve Winwood formerly of Traffic and Blind Faith wrote this song with Will Jennings. The song was released on the 1982 album "Talking back to the Night". Jennings said that the song was inspired by Valerie Carter who was a singer and songwriter but whose career suffered because of drug abuse.