Toyah Willcox
The Oak Ridge Boys
Big Joe Turner
Jack Hody Johnson
Perry Como
George Strait
Jem
Rick Wakeman
Martika
Barrett Baber
Joe Brooks
David Nail
The Guess Who
- Big Joe Turner – blues shouter – “Boss of the Blues” – best known for – Shake, Rattle & Roll – Corrine Corrina – Honey Hush – 1987 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – (5/18/1911 – 11/24/1985)
- Perry Como – multi-award winning traditional pop singer/actor/TV personality – hits include – Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes – Catch A Falling Star – (5/18/1912 – 5/12/2001)
- Glen Hardin – pianist/arranger/session musician – performed and recorded with many artists including – Elvis – Emmylou Harris – John Denver – Rick Nelson – 1939
- Albert Hammond – British-Gibraltarian singer/songwriter/producer – songwriting credits include – Gimme Dat Ding / The Pipkins – The Air That I Breathe / The Hollies – Nothings Gonna Stop Us / Starship – One Moment In Time / Whitney Houston – 1944
- George Alexander – bassist – best known with – The Flamin’ Groovies – 1946
- Feliciana “Butch” Tavares Jr. – funk-soul-R&B singer/songwriter – best known with the family group – Tavares – hits include – Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel – 1948
- Joe Bonsall – country singer – The Oak Ridge Boys – group hits include – Elvira – Bobbie Sue – 2015 Country Music Hall of Fame – 1948
- Rick Wakeman – English keyboardist/songwriter/TV and radio presenter/actor/author – Yes – solo artist – 2017 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – 1949
- William “Bill” Wallace – Canadian bassist/singer/songwriter – best known with – The Guess Who – 1949
- Mark Mothersbaugh – singer/songwriter/composer/multi-instrumentalist/producer/author/visual artist – best known with – Devo – 1950
- George Strait – multi-award winning singer/songwriter/actor/producer – “The King of Country Music” – revered traditional country singer – over 100 million records sold worldwide – 2006 Country Music Hall of Fame – 1952
- Jim Moginie – Australian songwriter/guitar/keyboards – founding member of – Midnight Oil – many act associations including – Silverchair – Kasey Chambers – Neil Finn – 1956
- Michael Cretu – singer/songwriter/guitar/MIDI keyboard/composer – best known with the group – Enigma – hits include – Sadness (Part 1) – 1957
- Toyah Willcox – English singer/songwriter/guitar/keyboards/actress/producer/author/storyteller – hits include – It’s A Mystery – Thunder In The Mountains – 1958
- Page Hamilton – metal singer/songwriter/producer – Helmet – 1960
- Hugh Whitaker – drummer – best known with the indie-pop group – The Housemartins – 1961
- Russell Senior – singer/songwriter/guitar/violin – best known with – Pulp – 1961
- Martin Duffy – keyboardist – associated acts include – Primal Scream – Felt – (5/18/1967 – 12/18/2022)
- Martika (Marta Marrero) – pop singer/songwriter/producer/actress – best known for 1989 hit – Toy Soldiers – 1969
- Billy Howerdel – rock singer/songwriter/guitar/bass/keyboards/producer/audio engineer – founding member of – A Perfect Circle and Ashes Divide – 1970
- Jack Hody Johnson – singer/songwriter/musician/producer/actor/professional surfer – 1975
- Jem (Jemma Griffiths) – Welsh pop singer/songwriter/piano/producer – songs include – Just A Ride – Wish I – 1975
- David Nail – country singer/songwriter/guitar – hits include – Red Light – Whatever She’s Got – Nights On Fire – 1979
- Barrett Baber – alt-country country-rock singer/songwriter/guitarist – songs include – I’d Just Love To Lay You Down – Die A Happy Man – 1980
- Todd Gummerman – singer/multi-instrumentalist – associated acts include – Mutemath – Twenty One Pilots – 1982
- Eric Bellinger – award winning singer/songwriter/producer/engineer – 1986
- Joe Brooks – English pop-rock-acoustic singer/songwriter/piano/guitar – 1987
- PLVTINUM – pop singer/songwriter/electronic music producer – 1997