Ronald Isley – singer/songwriter/producer – The Isley Brothers – hits include – Twist and Shout – This Old Heart Of Mine – That Lady – It’s Your Thing – 1941
Hilton Valentine – English blues-rock skiffle musician/songwriter – original guitarist for – The Animals – 1994 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – group hits include – The House Of The Rising Sun – We Gotta Get Out Of This Place – It’s My Life – (5/21/1943 – 1/29/2021)
Marcie Blane – pop singer – best known for the 1962 hit – Bobby’s Girl – 1944
Bill Champlin – singer/guitarist/keyboards/songwriter – Chicago – group hits featuring Champlin include – Hard Habit To Break – Look Away – I Don’t Wanna Live Without Your Love –Sons of Champlin – solo artist – 1947
Leo Sayer – English-Australian pop singer/songwriter/musician – hits include – Long Tall Glasses (I Can Dance) – When I Need You – You Make Me Feel Like Dancing – I Love You More Than I Can Say – 1948
Marc Ribot – guitarist/composer – associated acts include – Tom Waits – Elvis Costello – 1954
John Galvin – southern rock keyboardist – best known with – Molly Hatchet – group songs include – Flirtin’ With Disaster – Gator Country – 1955
Stan Lynch – musician/songwriter/producer –original drummer for – Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – 2002 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – 1955
Tim Lever – keyboards/saxophone/guitar – best known with – Dead or Alive – group hits include – You Spin Me Round – 1961
Kevin Shields – singer/songwriter/guitar/bass/composer – best known with – My Bloody Valentine – 1963
Mutya Buena – pop-soul-R&B singer/songwriter – best known with all female group – Sugababes – solo artist – 1985
Cody Johnson (aka – CoJo) – country singer/songwriter/guitar/drums – albums include – Gotta Be Me – Ain’t Nothin’ To It – Human: The Double Album – 1987