In Memoriam ~ The Music Group Honor Roll
Recognizing the accomplishments of musicians who have touched us
"A Presence that will be missed; music that will never be gone."
Al Wilson, soul singer
Alexander 'Sandy' Courage, composer and arranger
Alton Ellis, rocksteady singer
Art Ferrante and Lou Teicher, classical pianists
Barry Beckett, country rock producer and keyboardist
Bill Harrell, bluegrass singer and guitarist
Billy Lee Riley, rockabilly singer
Billy Powell, rock keyboardist
Blossom Dearie, jazz singer
Bo Diddley, rock pioneer
Bob Bogle, rock guitarist
Bob Florence, jazz keyboardist
Bud Shank, jazz flutist and alto saxophonist
Charlie Walker, country singer
Connie Haines, big band singer
Dan Seals, pop and country singer
Danny Federici, rock keyboardist
Davey Graham, folk guitarist
David "Fathead" Newman, jazz saxophonist
Delaney Bramlett, rock guitarist
Dewey Martin, rock drummer
Dickie Peterson, rock vocalist and bassist
Donald "Ean" Evans, rock bassist
Earl Palmer, New Orleans session drummer
Earle H. Hagen, composer and arranger
Eartha Kitt, pop singer
Eddy Arnold, country singer
Ellie Greenwich, rock songwriter
Erik Darling, folk banjoist
Estelle Bennett, rock singer
Freddie Hubbard, jazz trumpeter
Gordon Waller, rock singer
Hank Crawford, jazz saxophonist
Hank Locklin, country singer/songwriter
Hiram Bullock, jazz and rock guitarist
Ira B. Tucker. gospel singer
Isaac Hayes, soul pioneer
Israel "Cachao" Lopez, mambo pioneer
Jack Lawrence, songwriter
Jay Bennett, rock keyboardist, guitarist and producer
Jerry Finn, rock producer and engineer
Jerry Reed, country guitarist
Jerry Wexler, Rhythm and Blues Producer
Jim Carroll, rock poet
Jimmy Carl Black, rock drummer
Jimmy Giuffre, jazz clarinetist
Jimmy McGriff, jazz keyboardist
Jo Stafford, big band singer
Joe Beck, jazz guitarist
John Dawson, rock guitarist
John Martyn, rock guitarist
Johnny Griffin, jazz saxophonist
Joyce “Dottie” Rambo, gospel singer/songwriter
Kelly Groucutt, rock bassist and vocalist
Kenny Rankin, jazz singer and guitarist
KoKo Taylor, blues singer
Larry Levine, rock producer and engineer
LeRoi Moore, rock saxophonist
Les Paul, guitar pioneer
Levi Stubbs, Motown singer
Louis Bellson, jazz drummer
Lux Interior, rock singer
Mary Travers, folk singer
Maurice Jarre, composer
Merl Saunders, rock keyboardist
Michael Jackson, pop singer
Miriam Makeba, African folk singer
Mitch Mitchell, rock drummer
Molly Bee, country singer
Nappy Brown, Rhythm and Blues singer
Neal Hefti, jazz composer
Nick Reynolds, folk singer
Norman Whitfield, Motown producer and songwriter
Odetta, folk singer
Rashied Ali, jazz drummer
Randy Bewley, rock guitarist
Randy Cain, soul singer
Richard 'Rick' Wright, rock keyboardist
Robert 'Syke Dyke' Reed, go-go keyboardist
Roderick Burton II (aka Dolla), rap artist
Ron Asheton, Rock guitarist
Ruedi Rymann, Swiss yodeler
Sam Butera, jazz saxophonist
Shakir Stewart, Def Jam executive VP
Steve Foley, Rock drummer
Stephen Bruton, Country guitarist
Uriel Jones, Motown drummer
Vern Gosdin, Country singer/songwriter
Vic Mizzy, composer and arranger
Wayman Tisdale, jazz bassist
Yma Sumac, Exotica singer
"A Presence that will be missed; music that will never be gone."
Al Wilson, soul singer
Alexander 'Sandy' Courage, composer and arranger
Alton Ellis, rocksteady singer
Art Ferrante and Lou Teicher, classical pianists
Barry Beckett, country rock producer and keyboardist
Bill Harrell, bluegrass singer and guitarist
Billy Lee Riley, rockabilly singer
Billy Powell, rock keyboardist
Blossom Dearie, jazz singer
Bo Diddley, rock pioneer
Bob Bogle, rock guitarist
Bob Florence, jazz keyboardist
Bud Shank, jazz flutist and alto saxophonist
Charlie Walker, country singer
Connie Haines, big band singer
Dan Seals, pop and country singer
Danny Federici, rock keyboardist
Davey Graham, folk guitarist
David "Fathead" Newman, jazz saxophonist
Delaney Bramlett, rock guitarist
Dewey Martin, rock drummer
Dickie Peterson, rock vocalist and bassist
Donald "Ean" Evans, rock bassist
Earl Palmer, New Orleans session drummer
Earle H. Hagen, composer and arranger
Eartha Kitt, pop singer
Eddy Arnold, country singer
Ellie Greenwich, rock songwriter
Erik Darling, folk banjoist
Estelle Bennett, rock singer
Freddie Hubbard, jazz trumpeter
Gordon Waller, rock singer
Hank Crawford, jazz saxophonist
Hank Locklin, country singer/songwriter
Hiram Bullock, jazz and rock guitarist
Ira B. Tucker. gospel singer
Isaac Hayes, soul pioneer
Israel "Cachao" Lopez, mambo pioneer
Jack Lawrence, songwriter
Jay Bennett, rock keyboardist, guitarist and producer
Jerry Finn, rock producer and engineer
Jerry Reed, country guitarist
Jerry Wexler, Rhythm and Blues Producer
Jim Carroll, rock poet
Jimmy Carl Black, rock drummer
Jimmy Giuffre, jazz clarinetist
Jimmy McGriff, jazz keyboardist
Jo Stafford, big band singer
Joe Beck, jazz guitarist
John Dawson, rock guitarist
John Martyn, rock guitarist
Johnny Griffin, jazz saxophonist
Joyce “Dottie” Rambo, gospel singer/songwriter
Kelly Groucutt, rock bassist and vocalist
Kenny Rankin, jazz singer and guitarist
KoKo Taylor, blues singer
Larry Levine, rock producer and engineer
LeRoi Moore, rock saxophonist
Les Paul, guitar pioneer
Levi Stubbs, Motown singer
Louis Bellson, jazz drummer
Lux Interior, rock singer
Mary Travers, folk singer
Maurice Jarre, composer
Merl Saunders, rock keyboardist
Michael Jackson, pop singer
Miriam Makeba, African folk singer
Mitch Mitchell, rock drummer
Molly Bee, country singer
Nappy Brown, Rhythm and Blues singer
Neal Hefti, jazz composer
Nick Reynolds, folk singer
Norman Whitfield, Motown producer and songwriter
Odetta, folk singer
Rashied Ali, jazz drummer
Randy Bewley, rock guitarist
Randy Cain, soul singer
Richard 'Rick' Wright, rock keyboardist
Robert 'Syke Dyke' Reed, go-go keyboardist
Roderick Burton II (aka Dolla), rap artist
Ron Asheton, Rock guitarist
Ruedi Rymann, Swiss yodeler
Sam Butera, jazz saxophonist
Shakir Stewart, Def Jam executive VP
Steve Foley, Rock drummer
Stephen Bruton, Country guitarist
Uriel Jones, Motown drummer
Vern Gosdin, Country singer/songwriter
Vic Mizzy, composer and arranger
Wayman Tisdale, jazz bassist
Yma Sumac, Exotica singer
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