Who Did It First? Part 3

by Amanda Flinner

Don't Turn Around... It's time for round 3 of our Who Did It First series. The challenge: Identify who recorded the original versions of ten hit songs. Need a warm-up? Check out part 1 and part 2 of the quiz.
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July 23, 2021
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  • Luis from Zaragoza, EspañaTwo misses, enjoyed too much
  • Wade Carter from Oklahoma City This was a tough one. I only got three rides and I over-thought it several times should have gone with my first instinct.
  • Susie K from Dyer, InTough one. Learned a lot
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