Rose Lee Maphis – country singer/rhythm guitar – worked with husband – Joe Maphis – in later years a voluntary greeter at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum – (12/29/1922 – 10/26/2021)
Virgil Johnson – doo-wop singer – The Velvets – group songs include – That Luck Old Sun – Tonight (Could Be The Night) – Laugh – (12/29/1935 – 2/24/2013)
Ed Bruce – country singer/songwriter/actor – known for his smooth voice – writing credits include Texas (When I Die) – Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys – (12/29/1939 – 1/8/2021)
Ray Thomas – English singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist – The Moody Blues – 2018 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – group hits include – Nights In White Satin – (12/29/1941 – 1/4/2018)
Bobby Comstock – rock-pop singer/musician – best know in the 50’s and early 60’s – Bobby Comstock and The Counts – hits include – a version of Tennessee Waltz – Let’s Stomp – (12/29/1941 – 1/9/2020)
Jerry Summers – ( Jerome David Gross) – singer – doo-wop group – The Dovells – group hits include – The Bristol Stomp – You Can’t Sit Down – 1942
Barbara Alston – pop-R&B singer – best known with the all-girl group – The Crystals – hits include – He’s A Rebel – Da Doo Ron Ron – Then He Kissed Me – (12/29/1943 – 2/16/2018)
Jim Reid – Scottish singer/songwriter/musician – associated acts include – The Jesus And Mary Chain – Freeheat – 1961
Dexter Holland – rock singer/songwriter/guitar/multi-instrumentalist – The Offspring – 1965
Glen Phillips – singer/songwriter/guitar/mandolin/keyboards – Toad The Wet Sprocket – group hits include – All I Want – Walk On The Ocean – Fall Down – Something’s Always Wrong – 1970
Aled Jones – Welsh singer/radio-TV host – songs include – Ave Maria – Walking In The Air – A Winter Story – 1970
LaToya London – R&B-soul singer/actress – songs include – Every Part Of Me – Appreciate – State Of My Heart – 1978
Jessica Andrews –country singer– 1999 debut album Heart Shaped World produced #1 hit – Who I Am – additional hits include – You Go First (Do You Wanna Kiss) – I Will Be There For You – 1983