Symbols Indicating That The Second Line From The Bottom Of A Staff Represents The Pitch Of G Above Middle C (1-5)

[pruedence23]

A solo artist or pop group, this one has really got me stuck

[dannyk13]

G-Clefs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_G-Clefs

[dannyk13]

Welcome to AnswerBank Prue.

[dannyk13]

The treble clef is also called the “G clef” because the symbol at the beginning of the staff (a stylized letter “G”) encircles the second line of the staff, indicating that line to be G4 (or G above middle C).

[pruedence23]

Thanks Dannyk13, got another for you- Crazy seal fronts American car manufacturer and makes changes. (8,4) solo artist or group.

[dannyk13]

Sleaford Mods.
https://www.normanrecords.com/records/153580-the-pop-group-sleaford-mods-nations-face-to-faces

[fiction-factory]

Blimey, these are pretty obscure. Well done danny. I thought I was rather knowedgable on this topic but I haven't heard of G Clefs or Sleaford Mods

[dannyk13]

FF, I know nothing about modern music. I just went by the clues.

[fiction-factory]

I knew it would be an anagram of SEAL and Ford would be in there somewhere but thought Ford was probably the 4 letter word but never thought of MODS- (presumably for changes)- I'd assumed the makes changes was an anagram indicator so was looking for a word for crazy. Normally on these music ones I can see the answer straight away.

[pruedence23]

Thank you again Danny been pondering with this for a few days. I have another 12 answers to find, gonna try give them ago and start reading between the lines.