- Vic Damone – traditional pop-big band singer/songwriter/radio-TV presenter – songs include – You’re Breaking My Heart – On The Street Where You Live – (6/12/1928 – 2/11/2018)
- Chic Corea – multi-award winning jazz/fusion keyboardist/bandleader/percussionist – compositions include – Spain – 500 Miles High – La Fiesta – Windows – (6/12/1941 – 2/9/2021)
- Reg Presley (Reginald Maurice Ball) – singer/songwriter/guitar/ocarina/percussion – The Troggs – hits include – Wild Thing – With A Girl Like You – Love Is All Around – (6/12/1941 – 2/4/2013)
- Roy Harper – English folk-rock singer/songwriter/guitarist – artists who cite him as an influence include – Jimmy Page – Robert Plant – Ian Anderson – Pink Floyd – 1941
- Len Barry – blue-eyed soul singer/songwriter/record producer – The Dovells – group hits include – Bristol Stomp – You Can’t Sit Down – 1,2,3 – (6/12/1942 – 11/5/2020)
- Maurice Jackson – singer – best known with R&B vocal group – The Independents – 1973 hit – Leaving Me – 1944
- Barry Bailey – guitarist – founding member of southern rock band – Atlanta Rhythm Section – group hits include – So Into You – Imaginary Lover – Spooky – (6/12/1948 – 3/12/2022)
- John Wetton – rock singer/songwriter/bassist – Asia – King Crimson – Mogul Thrash – Family – (6/12/1949 – 1/31/2017)
- Bun E. Carlos – drummer – best known with – Cheap Trick – solo artist – 2016 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – 1950
- Brad Delp – rock vocalist/songwriter/guitar/harmonica/keyboards – Boston – RTZ – (6/12/1951 – 3/9/2007)
- Dale Krantz-Rossington – singer – Rossinton-Collins Band – Rossington – backing vocals for – Lynyrd Skynyrd – 38 Special – 1952
- Jamieson “Junior” Brown – country singer/musician – best known for his instrumentals and self-designed guit-steel guitar – 1952
- Pete Farndon – bassist/backing vocals/songwriter – founding member of – The Pretenders – (6/12/1952 – 4/14/1983)
- Tim Gorman – keyboardist/composer/arranger/record producer/session musician – associated acts include – Duane Eddy – Paul Kantner – The Rolling Stones – The Who – Jefferson Starship – (6/12/1952 – 3/26/2025)
- Rocky Burnette – rock-rockabilly singer/songwriter/guitarist – best known for 1980 hit – Tired Of Toein’ The Line – 1953
- John Linnell – singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist – They Might Be Giants – solo artist – 1959
- Meredith Brooks – award winning alt-rock guitarist/singer/songwriter – best known for the 1997 hit – Bitch – 1958
- Michael Hausman – drummer – ‘Til Tuesday – group is best known for the 1985 hit – Voices Carry – 1960
- Paul Clark – keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist – post-punk – electronic group – The Bolshoi – 1962
- Cindy Lee Berryhill – anti-folk singer/songwriter – 1965
- Bobby Sheehan – bassist/singer/songwriter – best known with – Blues Traveler – (6/12/1968 – 8/20/1999)
- Zsolt Daczi – metal guitarist – associated acts include – Bikini – Omen – (6/12/1969 – 8/6/2007)
- Kenny Wayne Shepherd – multi-award winning blues-rock guitarist/singer/songwriter – songs include – Blue On Black – 1977
- Robyn – Swedish pop singer/songwriter/producer/D.J. – 1979
- Ben Blackwell – drummer/writer/archivist – creator and director of Cass Records – associated acts include – The Dirtbombs – 1982
- Josh Dies – singer/songwriter/musician/novelist – best known with – Showbread – 1983
- Chris Young – multi-award winning country singer/songwriter/musician – hits include – Aw Naw – Lonely Eyes – Tomorrow – You – 2017 became a member of The Grand Ole Opry – 1985
- Tasha-Ray Evin – guitarist – Lillix – 1985
- Allie DiMeco – multi-instrumentalist/actress – best known in musical comedy series – The Naked Brothers Band – 1992