Leon Bridges
Amber Bain – The Japanese House
Louise Mandrell
Justin Biltonen
Brent Mason
Rhonda Vincent
Thrasher Shiver
Paul Thorn
Steve Gibbons Band
Gerald Levert
Deborah Cox
Victoria Shaw
Taylor Ray Holbrook
Ladyhawke
Damon Johnson
Roger McGuinn
Musical Birthday Notes – July 13th
- Tim Spencer – country-western singer/songwriter/musician – Sons of the Pioneers – 1989 Western Music Association Hall of Fame with Sons of the Pioneers and in 1994 as a western music songwriter – 1985 Gospel Music Hall of Fame – 1995 Hall of Great Western Performers – (7/13/1908 – 4/26/1974)
- Gene “Cip” Cipriano – noted woodwindest/session musician – member of – The Wrecking Crew – (7/13/1928 – 11/12/2022)
- Steve Gibbons – English singer/songwriter/guitar/harmonica/producer/composer – associated acts include – The Ugly’s – Balls – The Idle Race – The Steve Gibbons Band – Brum Rocks Live – 1941
- Roger McGuinn – singer/songwriter/guitar/banjo/moog synth/producer – The Byrds – group hits include – Eight Miles High – Turn, Turn, Turn – Mr. Tambourine Man – 1991 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – 1942
- Stephen Bladd – drums/percussion/vocals – The J. Geils Band – group hits include – Centerfold – Freeze Frame – 1942
- Louise Mandrell – country singer/multi-instrumentalist – hits include – Save Me – Maybe My Baby – I Wanna Say Yes – 1954
- Brent Mason – multi-award winning Nashville session guitarist/songwriter – 2019 Musician’s Hall of Fame – 1959
- Lawrence Donegan – bassist/author/journalist – The Bluebells – songs include – Young At Heart – associated acts include – Lloyd Cole & The Commotions – 1961
- Rhonda Vincent – multi-award winning country-bluegrass singer/songwriter/mandolin/guitar/fiddle – known as “The Queen of Bluegrass” – 2020 became a member of the Grand Ole Opry – 1962
- Victoria Shaw – country songwriter/singer/producer – writing credits include The River for Garth Brooks – I Love The Way You Love Me for John Michael Montgomery – 1962
- Bobby Rock – drummer – best known with – Nelson – Slaughter – 1963
- Damon Johnson – rock guitarist/singer/songwriter – co-founder of – Brother Cane – associated acts include – Thin Lizzy – Lynyrd Skynyrd – Alice Cooper – Whiskey Falls – 1964
- Paul Thorn – blues rock singer/songwriter/guitarist/boxer – albums include – A Long Way From Tupelo – Don’t Let The Devil Ride – Never Too Late To Call – 1964
- Mark “The Animal” Mendoza – bassist/songwriter – Twisted Sister – The Dictators – Blackfoot – 1965
- Neil Thrasher – country songwriter/singer – was half of the duo – Thrasher Shiver – songs include – Goin’ Goin’ Gone – Be Honest – 1965
- Gerald Levert – R&B-soul singer/songwriter/producer/actor – hits include – Casanova – associated acts include – Levert – LSG – son of Eddie Levert – lead singer of – The O’Jays – (7/13/1966 – 11/10/2006)
- Mark “Barney” Greenway – metal singer/songwriter – associated acts include – Napalm Death – Extreme Noise Terror – Benediction – 1969
- Steve Brown – guitar/harmonica/backing vocals – Trixter – group songs include – Give It To Me Good – One In A Million – 1970
- Deborah Cox – award winning Canadian R&B/hip-hop singer/producer/actress – songs include – Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here – Absolutely Not – Let The World Be Ours Tonight – 1974
- Ladyhawke – multi-award winning New Zealand singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist – songs include – Paris Is Burning – My Delirium – 1979
- Justin Biltonen – rock-country bassist/singer/songwriter – best known for replacing Todd Harrell in 3 Doors Down – associated acts include – The Campaign – 1985
- Mitch Rowland – award winning pop songwriter/multi-instrumentalist – associated acts include – Harry Styles – 1988
- Leon Bridges – award winning R&B-soul singer/songwriter/producer – songs include – Coming Home – River – Better Man – 1989
- Taylor Ray Holbrook – country singer – songs include – Steal My Kiss – Them Backroads – Heaven In The South – 1992
- Amber Bain (aka The Japanese House) – English indie-pop singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist – EPs include – Pools To Bathe In – Swim Against The Tide – Chewing Cotton Wool – 1996