QUIZ: Radio Listeners Will Ace This Music Quiz

In 1972, Stevie Wonder released the Grammy Hall of Fame hit “Superstition” on his album “Talking Book.” Surprisingly, Stevie's name is just a stage name. His real name is actually Stevland Hardaway Morris which admittedly doesn't have the same pizzazz.

Pat Benatar became a household name the moment “Hit Me With Your Best Shot” was released in 1980. At the time, Benatar was known as a total trail blazer and a rule breaker, which is why fans loved her so much.

Cher’s musical career kicked off as an act that she performed with her then husband, Sonny Bono. The musical duo had a TV show that ran from 1971 to 1974. A year later, the couple divorced and Cher pursued a solo musical career.

In 1984 Van Halen got everyone on their feet when they released “Jump.” The hit song jumped to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 that same year.

These lyrics were featured in the "Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack track “Stayin’ Alive.” But while the song was a disco hit, it actually refers to the challenges people face surviving on the mean streets of New York.

In 1973, the American rock band known as Journey was formed in San Francisco, California, and went on to create and release some amazing hits. One of these hits was the 1981 song “Don’t Stop Believin’.”

By 1956, Elvis had a number 1 single, a number 1 album and signed a movie contract with Paramount Pictures. And although he was drafted in 1957, he still made 31 movies between 1956 and 1969.

The song “Africa” was so catchy because it incorporated elements from various music styles such as jazz, blues, R&B, progressive rock, funk, soul and rock, which is what made it such a major phenomenon.

English singer Steve Winwood released his hit song “Higher Love” in 1986. He also released the hit song “Back in the High Life Again” that same year. His musical genres include progressive rock, rhythm and blues, pop rock and jazz.

“Maggie May” was specifically written about Rod Stewart’s 16-year-old self and his personal encounter with a woman. The song was co-written by Martin Quittenton and performed by Stewart himself.

“Livin’ on a Prayer” was released on Halloween of 1986 and it’s Bon Jovi’s 2nd chart-topping single from his 3rd album “Slippery When Wet.” Bon Jovi is also the founder and front man of his rock band, appropriately named Bon Jovi.

Eric Clapton is a major rock and blues singer, songwriter and guitarist whose songs continue to make waves on the radio. But the lyrics “Yes, I feel wonderful tonight” are from his song ”Wonderful Tonight.”

Cyndi Lauper is a singer, an activist and an actress who has graced us with her talents for over 4 decades. And while her hit song “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” was released in 1983, it has continued to resonate with women for many years.

In 1982, the band released the song “Hungry Like the Wolf” which has been featured in films like “Shrek,” “Big Fat Liar,” and TV shows like MTV’s “Teen Wolf.”

The song “Sweet Dreams” was released in 1983 and the British music duo, Eurythmics, consisting of members Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, earned Best New Artist during the 1984 MTV Video Music Awards.

The Foo Fighters are an American rock band that was founded in 1994 in Seattle, Washington. The band was formed by Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl after Kurt Cobain’s passing and the disbandment of Nirvana.

It turns out that Vanilla Ice was reportedly sampling the bass line from the Queen classic, “Under Pressure.” Although he denied it, he ultimately ended up settling out of court and giving members of Queen songwriting credits.

The Canadian singer and songwriter started posting song covers on Vine, a video-sharing app, in 2013. Since then, he has released lots of hit songs such as 2016’s “Treat You Better.”

The singer/songwriter released a hit song called “Rehab” on October 23, 2006. She was known for her various musical genres which included jazz, rhythm and blues and soul. Sadly, she passed away on July 23, 2011.

Australian singer Alex Lloyd took the number one spot and beat out Something For Kate, Basement Jaxx and System of a Down. He’s also known for his four top ten albums, “Black the Sun,” “Watching Angels Mend,” "Distant Light” and “Alex Lloyd.”

Although the song was originally written in 1973 by country music star Dolly Parton, Whitney Houston sang the song for the 1992 film “The Bodyguard” and it became one of the bestselling singles in music history.

Marvin Gaye is an American singer and songwriter who shaped the sound of Motown in the 1960s. These lyrics are from the 1982 album “Midnight Love” and the song called “Sexual Healing” has remained one of the most soulful songs in decades.

Paul Simon’s “You can Call Me Al” was released way back in 1986 and Chevy Chase, one of America’s most beloved comedic actors, appeared in the music video, too.

Gaga released her hit song “Poker Face” in 2008. Of course, the singer herself often has a stoic expression that isn’t always easy to read when she’s on stage but her voice and her ability to constantly reinvent her image is one of the reasons her fans love her.

The hit song was written by James Horner and Will Jennings but it was Celine Dion’s magical voice that made the "Titanic" theme song such a major hit.