Classic Songs and Artists Quiz

"My Heart Will Go On" is Celine Dion's power ballad from the 1997 Titanic soundtrack. It became one of the best-selling singles of all time and defined her career.

"American Pie" is Don McLean's 1971 folk-rock epic famously interpreted as a tribute to Buddy Holly and the lost innocence of 1950s rock and roll. The song is considered McLean's masterpiece.

"Downtown" was Petula Clark's breakthrough international hit from 1964, celebrating the excitement of city center life. The song became her signature and defined the upbeat pop sound of the British Invasion era.

"Diamonds & Rust" is Joan Baez's 1975 folk song widely interpreted as about her relationship with Bob Dylan. The title contrasts something beautiful with something corrosive, referencing their complicated history.

"I Left My Heart in San Francisco" is Tony Bennett's signature song from 1962. The song became the official anthem of San Francisco and defined Bennett's career as a classic pop interpreter.

Kate Smith introduced "God Bless America" on her radio show in 1938 and it became her signature song. The other artists listed are not associated with this patriotic anthem.

"Summer of '69" is a Bryan Adams classic from his 1984 album "Reckless." The song nostalgically recalls summer memories, not the actual year 1969.

"California Dreamin'" was The Mamas & the Papas' breakthrough hit from 1965, epitomizing the West Coast folk-rock sound. The song captures longing for warm California during a cold New York winter.

Martina McBride's 1993 hit "Independence Day" is one of her signature songs that tells a powerful story about domestic violence. The song became an anthem for women's empowerment and remains her most recognizable track. Cheap Trick, Pink Floyd, and Pink are not associated with this country music classic.