Amy Millan
Eisley
Andy Williams
Chris Garza
Andy Grammer
Ferlin Husky
CAIN
Restless Heart
Bury Tomorrow
Ozzy Osbourne
Heffron Drive
Mickey Thomas
38 Special
Molly Hatchet
- Rabon Delmore – country music singer/songwriter/musician – along with brother – Alton Delmore – they made up – The Delmore Brothers – stars of The Grand Ole Opry in the 1930’s – songs include – Freight Train Boogie – Blues Stay Away From Me – 1989 Alabama Music Hall of Fame – 2001 Country Music Hall of Fame – Rockabilly Hall of Fame – (12/3/1916 – 12/2/1952)
- Ferlin Husky – country singer/guitar – 2010 inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame – hits include – Wings of a Dove – Gone – (12/3/1925 – 3/17/2011)
- Andy Williams – traditional pop singer/actor/producer/TV personality – hits include – Moon River – (12/3/1927 – 9/25/2012)
- Ken Lewis – singer/songwriter/producer – best known as a songwriter – hits include – 1965’s – Can’t You Hear My Heartbeat – a number one for Herman’s Hermits – associated acts include – Carter-Lewis and The Southerners – The Ivy League – (12/3/1940 – 8/2/2015)
- John Wilson – Irish drummer – associated acts include – Taste – Them – Stud – 1947
- Percy Jones – jazz-rock-fusion bassist – associated acts include – Brand X – Soft Machine – 1947
- Ozzy Osbourne – multi-award winning rock vocalist/songwriter/TV personality – Black Sabbath – solo artist – awards include – 2006 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – 2005 UK Music Hall of Fame – 1948
- Mickey Thomas – rock-pop singer/songwriter – Jefferson Starship – group hits include – Jane – Starship – group hits include – Sara – We Built This City – Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now – Elvin Bishop – hits include – Fooled Around And Fell In Love – 1949
- Nicky Stevens – singer/piano – best known with the Brit-pop group – Brotherhood of Man – songs include – United We Stand – Save Your Kisses For Me – 1951
- Duane Roland – guitar/songwriter – founding member of southern rock band – Molly Hatchet – group songs include – Gator Country – Flirtin’ With Disaster – associated acts include – Southern Rock All-Stars – Gator Country – (12/3/1953 – 6/19/2006)
- Don Barnes – southern-blues rock singer/songwriter/guitarist – 38 Special – group hits include – Hold On Loosely – Caught Up In You – If I’d Been The One – Teacher, Teacher – Second Chance – The Sound Of Your Voice – 1952
- Paul Gregg – bassist/vocalist – country band – Restless Heart – group hits include – That Rock Won’t Roll – I’ll Still Be Loving You – The Bluest Eyes In Texas – When She Cries – 1954
- Montell Jordan – R&B singer/songwriter – best known for the 1995 hit – This Is How We Do It – 1968
- Bill Steer – guitarist/singer/songwriter/harmonica/drums – co-founder of – Carcass – associated acts include – Angel Witch – Gentlemans Pistols – 1969
- Amy Millan – Canadian indie-alt-rock singer/guitarist – associated acts include – Stars – Broken Social Scene – 1973
- Rod Jones – indie rock guitarist/singer/songwriter – associated acts include – Idlewild – The Birthday Suit – 1976
- Daniel Bedingfield – singer/songwriter/keyboards/guitar/producer – hits include – Gotta Get Thru This – If You’re Not The One – 1979
- Andy Grammer – pop – blue-eyed soul – singer/songwriter/producer – hits include – Keep Your Head Up – Honey, I’m Good – Fresh Eyes – 1983
- Sheri Dupree-Bemis – indie-pop-rock singer/songwriter/guitarist – associated acts include – Eisley – Perma – 1983
- Chris Garza – rhythm guitar – metalcore group – Suicide Silence – 1985
- Dani Winter-Bates – best known as singer-unclean vocalist/frontman for British metalcore band – Bury Tomorrow – 1986
- Dustin Belt – guitarist/producer/actor – associated acts include – Big Time Rush – Heffron Drive – 1987
- Taylor Cain – Christian country music singer/songwriter/guitar/piano – lead vocalist in all-sibling group – CAIN – that includes – Madison Cain and Logan Cain – 1989