Juliet Simms
Snow Patrol
Nate Ruess
Erykah Badu
Paul Cotton
Johnny Cash
Fats Domino
Mitch Ryder
Canned Heat
Sharon Van Etten
Jonathan Cain
Michael Bolton
Corinne Bailey Rae
- Fats Domino – New Orleans rock-R&B-boogie woogie pianist/singer/songwriter – 1986 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – hits include – Blueberry Hill – I Want To Walk You Home – Ain’t That A Shame – I’m Walkin’ – (2/26/1928 – 10/24/2017)
- Doug Sandom – English drummer – best known for his association with – The Who – prior to – Keith Moon – (2/26/1930 – 2/27/2019)
- Johnny (J.R.) Cash – multiple award winning rock-country-rockabilly singer/songwriter/guitar/actor/writer – “The Man In Black” – one of the best selling music artists of all time – hits include – Walk The Line – Folsom Prison Blues – A Boy Named Sue – Sunday Mornin’ Comin’ Down – inducted in a number of halls of fame including – Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum – Rockabilly Hall of Fame – Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame – (2/26/1932 – 11/12/2003)
- Bob “The Bear” Hite – singer/songwriter/musician – Canned Heat – group hits include – Going Up The Country – On The Road Again – (2/26/1943 – 4/5/1981)
- Paul Cotton – guitarist/singer/songwriter – Poco – songwriting credits include the hit – Heart Of The Night – other group hits include – Crazy Love – Shoot For The Moon – Call It Love – (2/26/1943 – 8/1/2021)
- Mitch Ryder – blue-eyed soul singer/musician – Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels – hits include – Devil With The Blue Dress On – Sock It To Me – 1945
- Jonathan Cain – keyboards/singer/songwriter/guitar/producer – The Babys – Bad English – 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of – Journey – solo artist – 1950
- John Giblin – English multi-genre acoustic-electric bassist/best known as a studio musician – numerous act associations including – Annie Lennox – Peter Gabriel – Phil Collins – Simple Minds – Roberta Flack – (2/26/1952 – 5/14/2023)
- Michael Bolton – multi-award winning singer/songwriter/musician – hits include – How Am I Supposed To Live Without You – How Can We Be Lovers? – Love Is A Wonderful Thing – 1953
- John Foster – aka Jon Jon – singer – best known with British synth-pop group – Bronski Beat – 1961
- Tim Commerford – bass/vocals – associated acts include – Rage Against The Machine – Audioslave – Prophets of Rage – Future User – WAKRAT – 1968
- Erykah Badu – R&B singer/songwriter/musician – hits include – Bag Lady – On & On – Next Lifetime – Tyrone – 1971
- Jonny Quinn – Northern Irish drummer – associated acts include – Snow Patrol – The Mighty Fall – 1972
- Anders Bjorler – Swedish guitarist – associated acts include – The Haunted – At The Gates – 1973
- Chad Urmston – guitar/multi-instrumentalist – associated acts include – Dispatch – State Radio – 1976
- Kyle Norman – R&B singer – best known with – Jagged Edge – group hits include – Let’s Get Married – Promise – Walked Outta Heaven – 1976
- Corinne Bailey Rae – multi-award winning R&B singer/songwriter/guitar – songs include – Like A Star – Put Your Records On – Closer – Is This Love – 1979
- Sharon Van Etten – folk-rock singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist/actor – albums include – Because I Was In Love – Tramp – Remind Me Tomorrow – 1981
- Nate Ruess – award winning indie-pop singer/songwriter – associated acts include – ‘fun’ – The Format – 1982
- Lilith Czar / Juliet Simms – singer/songwriter/guitar/piano – associated acts include – Automatic Loveletter – 1986