T in the Park
Put your music knowledge to the test to see if you can guess the band from looking at the hand...
Question One
Clue: This American band are the most famous thing to ever come from Gary, Indiana. Hits include ABC and I Want You Back. Their lead singer went on to become very famous indeed.
Question Two
Clue: This Swedish pop group dominated charts from the mid-seventies to the early eighties and have sold nearly 400 million records. And to think they got their big break through the Eurovision song contest!
Question Three
Clue: Also known as the Fab Four, this Liverpool band is one of the most critically and commercially acclaimed bands ever.
Question Four
Clue: This three time Grammy winning R&B group started life as a quartet but are more famous for being a trio. Hits include Survivor, Independent Woman and Bootylicious.
Question Five
Clue: Simply known as The King, this American singer, actor and musician was arguably the world's first mega-star. He might have liked a punt too, as he had a famous song called Viva, Las Vegas.
Question Six
Clue: This grammy winning American country singer is famous for her assets... including her own theme park. Was responsible for the original version of I Will Always Love You, which later became a record breaking #1 for Whitney Houston.
Question Seven
Clue: These British monsters of rock were formed in 1975 by Ian Kilminster. 42 million albums later, and they're still going!
Question Eight
Clue: Born Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr in 1971, this American rapper and actor is better known by his stage name. One of Dr Dre's protégées, his first album was called Doggystyle.
Question Nine
Clue: This hard living bunch of Brummie metallers have released genre defining albums such as Paranoid and Master of Reality. Their frontman is pretty famous too; partly for his crazy on stage antics - and partly for a reality TV show.
Question Ten
Clue: This American band was a mainstay of the 1970's with hits like 'Take the Money and Run', and 'Fly Like an Eagle'. Their biggest hit, 'The Joker' had millions of people asking what the heck was a pompatus of love.
