Brennley Brown
Warren Zevon
Blues Brothers
Johnny Orlando
Doug Kershaw
Aaron Neville
Love and Theft
Ray Stevens
Neil Diamond
Austin Allsup
Lonestar
Jack Scott
Becky Hobbs
Diane Birch
Musical Birthday Notes – January 24th
- Zeke Carey – R&B singer – The Flamingos – group hits include – I Only Have Eyes For You – Goodnight Sweetheart – 2000 Vocal Group Hall of Fame – 2001 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – (1/24/1933 – 12/24/1999)
- Doug Kershaw – Cajun fiddle/accordion/singer/songwriter – best known for – Louisiana Man – Diggy Liggy Lo – 1936
- Jack Scott (Giovanni Domenico Scafone Jr.) – rock-rockabilly singer/songwriter – 2011 Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame – best known for the 1958 hits – My True Love – Goodbye Baby – (1/24/1936 – 12/12/2019)
- Julius Hemphill – jazz saxophone/flute/composer – (1/24/1938 – 4/2/1995)
- Ray Stevens – multi-award winning country-pop-novelty singer/songwriter/musician/comedian – hits include – Everything Is Beautiful – Misty – Gitarzan – The Streak – Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame – Georgia Music Hall of Fame – Christian Music Hall of Fame – Country Music Hall of Fame – Musicians Hall of Fame – 1939
- Aaron Neville – New Orleans native – R&B singer/musician – hits include – Tell It Like It Is – Everybody Plays The Fool – The Grand Tour – 1941
- Neil Diamond – singer/songwriter/musician – 1984 Songwriters Hall of Fame – 2011 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – hits include – Solitary Man – Forever In Blue Jeans – Cherry, Cherry – Sweet Caroline – 1941
- Michael Chapman – folk-jazz singer/songwriter/guitar/multi-instrumentalist – 1943
- Warren Zevon – singer/songwriter/musician – hits include – Werewolves Of London – Lawyers Guns & Money – (1/24/1947 – 9/7/2003)
- John Belushi – comedian/actor/musician – SNL – Animal House – The Blues Brothers – (1/24/1949 – 3/5/1982)
- Becky Hobbs – country music singer/songwriter/musician – best known for 1983 duet with Moe Bandy – Lets Get Over Them Together – numerous songwriting credits for other artists including – Helen Reddy – Loretta Lynn – Shelly West – George Jones – 1950
- Matthew Wilder – singer/songwriter/producer – best known for 1983 hit – Break My Stride – 1953
- Nigel Glockler – drummer – best known with the English metal group – Saxon – 1953
- Glenn Worf – Nashville session bassist – associated with many major country artists – tours include – Mark Knofler – 1954
- Hanne Krogh – singer/actress – best known with the Norwegian pop group – Bobbysocks – 1956
- Browning Bryant – folk-pop-soul-funk singer/songwriter/guitar – most of his commercial success was before and during his early teens – (1/24/1957 – 11/16/2019)
- Jools Holland – English musician/composer/band leader/TV personality – an original member of – Squeeze – 1958
- Randy “Keech” Rainwater – drummer – country band – Lonestar – group hits include – No News – Amazed – Mr. Mom – 1963
- Michael Kiske – singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist – best known as lead vocalist for metal group – Helloween – 1968
- Beth Hart – award winning blues rock – jazz fusion singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist – songs include – LA Song (Out Of This Town) – 1972
- Diane Birch – soul-blues singer/songwriter/keyboardist – songs include – Nothing But A Miracle – Valentino – All The Love You Got – 1983
- Austin Allsup – country music singer – Season 11 contestant on The Voice – 1984
- Stephen Barker Liles – country singer/songwriter/musician – half of the duo – Love & Theft – group hits include – Angel Eyes – 1984
- Jade Ewen – British singer/actress – act associations include – Sugababes – 1988
- Brennley Brown – country music singer/songwriter/musician – Season 12 contestant on The Voice – songs include – One More Hallelujah – Remember It Wrong – Steady – 2002
- Johnny Orlando – award winning Canadian pop singer/songwriter/musician/vlogger/actor – 2003