Skip, who has a 2021 hit with singer H.E.R, is the son of this Jamaican singer known as a pioneer of Reggae.

This song was the first rap single to hit the top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1980

What U.S. city is considered the birth place of jazz.

This Blackish TV star is the daughter of this Motown lead singer of The Supremes.

This 1990's artist will start his Las Vegas Residency in July 2021 performing hits such as "Yeah," "Bad Girl," and "Confessions."

This group of siblings had hits such as "I Like It"
and "Rhythm of the Night."

This Atlanta-based rapper has a TV show on VH1 called "Family Hustle"

This artist is world known for being a smooth, jazz saxophonist and won the 1994 Grammy for best instrumental composition.

He founded Motown Records, formerly known as Tamla Records, in 1959.

This R&B singer was discovered by Babyface and had a Top 10, platinum song with producer, titled "Someone to Love."

This lead singer of the legendary group The O'Jays, had two sons in what 90's trio group?

This Louisiana rapper was once a Charlotte Hornets in 1998 and Toronto Raptors in 1999.

In this 2021 movie, Director Lee Daniels depicts the story of this jazz singer who was investigated by The United States FBI.

Motown records is affectionately known by this nickname.

This Charlotte boy band, known for hits "Forever My Lady" and "Come and Talk to Me," got their start singing in the church.

In 1991, this daughter covered her father's 1951 hit "Unforgettable.

This California-based rap group is known for their 1993 hit "Insane in the Brain."

This jazz singer was the first African American to win multiple Grammy awards at the first Grammy Awards ceremony in 1958 for Best Vocal Performance- Female and Best Jazz Performance-Individual.

During the Motown 25 Reunion, this singer performed his thrill seeking dance, The Moonwalk, live for the first time.

Known as the Queen of Hip Hop Soul, this artist was nominated for a Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in the 2017 movie Mudbound.

This R&B singer's father played Dr. Jason Seaver on the 1980's sitcom "Growing Pains"

These two heavy producers created the popular platform Verzuz, where two artists face-off their songs hit for hit.

This trumpet playing jazz artist, married to Cicely Tyson, was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame And Museum, posthumously, in 2006.

This R&B singer is known for hits such as "Square Biz," "Lover Girl," and her hit duet "Fire and Desire" with Rick James.

Kevin Costner specifically requested this singer remake Dolly Partons 1973 song "I Will Always Love You" for the movie "The Bodyguard."