1. Leader of Parliament and Funkadelic: George Clinton
2. Culture Club's lead singer - and what was really so strange about his appearance, anyways?: Boy George
3. Delaware Destroyers leader who's "Bad to the Bone": George Thorogood
4. Wham's lead singer who went solo: George Michael
5. Hungarian-born pianist and conductor who led the Chicago Symphony for many years: Sir Georg Solti
6. Composer of the "Hallelujah Chorus": George Frederick Handel
7. Lead vocalist and guitarist of Little Feat: Lowell George
8. Legendary country singer who was once married to Tammy Wynette: George Jones
9. "Rock Your Baby" singer: George McCrae
10. The real name of the "Brown Eyed Girl" singer: George Ivan Morrison
11. He's had more country Number One hits than anyone else; "All My Exes Live in Texas" was just one: George Strait
12. Jazz guitarist and singer who often sang along with his guitar solos; his Breezin' album topped the charts in 1976: George Benson
13. Anglo-American blind jazz pianist: George Shearing
14. His solo songs included "My Sweet Lord," "Living in the Material World" and "When We Was Fab": George Harrison
15. Comedian who hit the country charts with "I Wish I Was 18 Again" in 1980: George Burns
16. Jazz pianist who recorded several albums with Stanley Clarke: George Duke
17. He composed "Rhapsody in Blue" and wrote many standards with his brother Ira: George Gershwin

Bonus: "Pygmalion" playwright who began his career as a music critic: George Bernard Shaw