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[NAME]
[NAME]
Angel[3]
Arrows[4]
Bare Wires[44]
[NAME]
Bay City Rollers[4]
Be Bop Deluxe
[NAME] on Poison
Biters
Black Veil Brides[71]
Blackfoot Sue[4]
Blondie
[NAME] Smiley[44]
[NAME] Eno[10]
[NAME] Ferry[11]
[NAME]
[NAME] Vanilla[2]
Chicory Tip[4]
[NAME]
Crashdiet
Cuddly Toys[3]
D Generation
[NAME]]
[NAME] Bowie[6]
[NAME] Essex[4]
[NAME]
Doctor & The Medics
Doctors of Madness[5]
Doctors of Madness[9]
[NAME] (briefly in the early 1970s)[8]
Duran Duran
Edguy
Edy Star[46]
Electric Light Orchestra
[NAME]]
Engine Alley
Fakawi
[NAME]
Falling in Reverse
Faster Pussycat
Flash Bastard[35]*
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] from Planet 13
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Geordie[12]
Girl[59]
Gunfire Dance[30]
Guns N' Roses
Hanoi Rocks[6]
Hanoi Rocks[60]
Harlots of 42nd Street[7]
Harlow
Heavy Metal Kids
Heavy Stereo
Hello[16]
HIM
Hinder
Hollywood Brats[8]
Hot Leg[61]
Hush
IAMX
[NAME]
Iggy Pop
Iggy Pop[4]
Iron Virgin[18]
[NAME]
Japan[9] (Early)
[NAME] County[10]
[NAME] County[7]
Jet[11]
Jet[19]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] & the Blackhearts
Jobriath[20]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Thunders[12]
Kenny[22]
[NAME] [72][73][74][75][76][77]
King Adora[62]
[NAME]
Kiss[4]
Lacrimas Profundere (on last albums)
[NAME]
Leaded Fuel[45]
Lemming
Lordi
[NAME]]
[NAME] Reed[35]
[NAME]
Made In Brazil[23]
Magic Tramps
Magic Tramps[24]
Magnus Uggla[52]
Manic Street Preachers
Manic Street Preachers
[NAME]
[NAME] Bolan[5]
[NAME]
[NAME] Manson[78][79][80][81]
Melody Club
Metro[27]
[NAME]
Mick Ronson[37]
[NAME]
Milk 'N' Cookies
Milk 'N' Cookies[14]
Misspent Youth [15]
Mother Love Bone[31]
[NAME]
Motorcycle Boy[32]
[NAME] the Hoople[28]
Mud[29]
Muse
My Chemical Romance
Negative[63]
[NAME]
Neon Leon[17]
New York Dolls[16]
New York Dolls[30]
[NAME] Matogrosso[25][26]
Ol' 55
Panic! At the [NAME]
Paper Lace[31]
Pilot[32]
Placebo[82]
Poison
Prima [NAME]
Prima Donna[64]
Prince
Pure Rubbish
Pure Rubbish
Queen[34]
Rabbit
Racey
Rags[18]
[NAME]]
Reckless Love
[NAME] (Later)
[NAME]
Richmond Sluts[40]
Road Vultures[41]
[NAME] and the I.R.S.[65]
[NAME] Music[38]
[NAME] Wood[55]
Sadistic Mika Band
Sailor
Scissor Sisters[83]
Secos & Molhados[40][41]
Semi Precious Weapons
Sensational [NAME]]
Shady Lady[21]
Shooting Gallery
Showaddywaddy
Silverhead[42]
[NAME]
Slade[43]
Slash City Daggers [43]
Slaughter & The Dogs
Slik[4]
Smack
[NAME] [84]
[NAME]
Soho Roses[33]
Space Waltz[36]
Spacehog[66]
Sparkling Bombs[46]
Sparks
Sparks[45]
[NAME]
Star Star[34]
Steel Panther
[NAME] Rebel[48]
Suede[67]
Supergroupies[68]
[NAME]
Suzi Quatro[33]
Sweeney Todd[49]
Sweet[50]
T. Rex[23]
[NAME] and Another Pretty Face
T.Rex[51]
Take That
Teenage Lust & The Lustettes[18]
The 69 Eyes
The 69 Eyes (Early)
The Ark[57]
The Arrows
The Associates
The Auteurs[70]
The Brats[1]
The Cure
The Darkness[58]
The Darts
The Dogs D'Amour
The Factory[27]
The Featherz
The Ghosts of Lovers[29]
The Glitter Band[13]
The Heart Attacks
The Hot Dogs[36]
The Joneses
The Lords of the New Church
The [NAME]'s
The Mystery Addicts[37]
The [NAME] Punks[38][39]
The Quireboys
The Rubettes[39]
The Runaways
The Runaways[20]
The Seaweed Eaters[42]
The Stooges (1971–1974)
The Struts
The Suicide Twins
The [NAME]
The Tubes
The Walkers
The Yellow Monkey
Toilet Böys
[NAME]
Towers of London
Turbonegro
Twisted Sister
Ultravox[24]
Undercover Slut
V Sparks
Vodka Collins[53]
W.A.S.P.
We Are the Fury
White Hot Odyssey[69]
White Witch
[NAME]
[NAME]
Wizzard[54]
Wrathchild
X JAPAN
Zola+A6:A256r X[56]
[NAME]]
!!![1][2]
!!![1][2][3]
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!–9[edit]
!T.O.O.H.![1]
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(([NAME])) ((United States of America))(1999)
(([NAME]))
.
...And [NAME]
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead[26]
.38 Special
.rod laver
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[:SITD:]
[[NAME]]]
+44[9]
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1 Girl Nation[1]
10 Foot Ganja Plant
10 Years[4][5][6]
10,000 Maniacs
10,000 Maniacs[12]
101 Strings
11/5[1]
116 Clique[1][2]
12 Stones (hard rock, Christian rock) (2000–present)
12 Stones[15]
12 Stones[7]
12 Stones[8][9]
12th Planet[1]
13 Engines[8]
13 Stories[2]
1349[1]
16 Bit
16 Horsepower[1]
180 Out
187 Fac
187 Fac[2]
1960s North American folk rock vocal groups[edit]
1960s–70s[edit]
1980s
1980s–present[edit]
1990s
2 Brothers on the 4th Floor[2]
2 Fabiola[3]
2 Unlimited[2][4][5]
2 Unlimited[3]
20 Fingers[1]
2000–present
213[3]
24-7 Spyz[2][3]
2562[2]
2nd Chapter of Acts
2nd Chapter of Acts – (CCM) (1972–1988)
2nd II None
2Pac (early '95-late '96, mostly on the songs Me Against the World – "Heavy in the Game", "Me against the world", and All Eyez on Me – "Can't C Me", "Check out time", "Run tha streets", "California Love")
2Tm2,3[11]
3 Doors Down[1]
3 of Hearts
311[11]
311[15]
311[4][5][6]
33Miles (CCM, pop rock) (2005–present)
340ml
36 Crazyfists[11]
38th Parallel – (alternative rock, rock, rap rock) (2001–2002)
38th Parallel[16]
38th Parallel[5]
39 Stripes – (alternative rock, hard rock) (2010–present)
3OH!3[2]
3OH!3[4][5]
3rd Force
3rd Root[12]
3rd Root[6]
3rdeyegirl[7][8][9]
3X Krazy
3X Krazy[4]
4 Non Blondes[3]
4 Runner
40 Glocc[5]
4-4-1 – (rock, post-punk, alternative rock, pop) (1983–1988)
4Him
4th Avenue Jones[3]
50 Cent[6]
5000 Volts
54-40[10]
5th Dimension
5th Ward Boyz (CD's [NAME], Rated G)
6 Way St.[4]
60 Ft. Dolls
'68[7]
7 Angels 7 Plagues[13]
7 Angels 7 Plagues[8]
7 Horns 7 Eyes[14]
7 Year Bitch[5]
7eventh Time Down – (hard rock) (2004–present)
8 Ball Aitken
8Ball & MJG
8stops7[6]
A
A
A
A
A
A Band
a band called [NAME]
A Band Called [NAME] – (CCM) (1974–1988)
A Bullet for Pretty Boy[62]
A Bullet for Pretty Boy[93]
A Certain Ratio[39]
A Certain Ratio[4]
A Day to Remember[17]
A Day to Remember[75][76]
A Different Breed of Killer[198]
A Different Breed of Killer[37]
A Feast for Kings[183]
A Fine Frenzy
A Fragile Tomorrow
A Fragile Tomorrow
A Hill to Die Upon (early)[169]
A Hill to Die Upon[225]
A Life of Science – Arizona based electronic band
A Past Unknown[note 10][330]
A Past Unknown[note 4][242]
A Perfect Circle[37][38][39]
A Perfect Circle[46][47][48][49]
A Plea for Purging[247]
A Plea for Purging[337]
A Rocket to the Moon[57]
A Silent Film[58]
A Split Second
A Taste of Honey
A Taste of Honey[223]
A Thousand Horses
A Thousand Horses
A Thousand Times Repent[314]
A Thousand Times Repent[77][431]
A Touch of Class (ATC)[8]
A Tribe Called Quest[13][75][238]
A*Teens[6]
[NAME]
[NAME] (May 9, 1926 – February 24, 2004). Saxophonist.
[NAME] (1891–1960)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
A.R.E. Weapons
A.R.Rahman – (India) Film Music composer
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Aarni[1]
Aaroh[13]
[NAME] (born 1953)
[NAME] Carter[78]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME] (born 1977)
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1958)
[NAME] (born 1977)
Abaddon Incarnate[2]
Abandon – (Christian rock, alternative rock, pop) (2008–present)
Abated Mass of Flesh [13]
Abated Mass of Flesh[17][18]
Abated Mass of Flesh[3]
ABBA
ABBA
ABBA[1][2]
ABBA[1][2][3]
[NAME]
Abbath[2]
[NAME]
ABC[4]
[NAME] [NAME]
[NAME] (folk singer)
[NAME]
Abhaya Hiranmayi
Abhorrence[4]
[NAME]
[NAME] Williams[3]
Abigor[4]
Ablaze My Sorrow[5]
Abominator[5]
Aborted[6]
Aborym[6]
Above the Golden State – (rock, CCM) (2007–present)
Above the Law
Above the Law[7]
Abramelin[7]
Abruptum
Abruptum[9]
Abscess[8]
Abstract Rude[1]
Abstrakt Algebra[2]
Absu[7]
Absurd[8]
Abysmal Dawn[10]
Abysmal Torment[11]
AC/DC
AC/DC[2][3]
[NAME]
Accept (Eat the Heat era)[7]
Acceptance – (rock, alternative) (1998–2006, 2015–present)
Acceptance[14]
Acceptance[3][4]
Accessory
Ace
Ace Augustine[15][19]
[NAME]]
Ace in the Hole Band
Ace of Base[1]
Ace of Base[5][7]
Ace of Base[8][9]
Ace Troubleshooter
Ace Troubleshooter – (pop punk) (1996–2005)
Ace Troubleshooter[5]
Acheron[10]
Acheron[12]
Acid Bath[13][14]
Acid Bath[3]
Acid King[4]
Acid Mothers Temple – Experimental psychedelic rock
Acrimony[5]
Across the Sky – (CCM, worship, pop) (2000-2005)
A–D
AD (rock) (1984–1988)
[NAME] (1862-1953)[9]
[NAME] Brown[3]
[NAME] (1874-1966)[65]
Adalita Srsen
Adalita Srsen ([NAME])
[NAME] – (alternative rock, funk rock) (1982–2000)
Adam Again[15]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Adam Gontier[16]
[NAME] (born 1985)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Adamo
Adarsh Rathore
Adavant
Add N to (X)
Addison Road – (rock, CCM, alternative rock) (2002–2012)
Adele[2]
Adele[2]
[NAME] (born July 22, 1986). Singer, guitarist and songwriter
Adiemus
Admonish[11]
Admonish[20]
[NAME]
[NAME] (June 5, 1944 – October 28, 2013) Born in Birmingham, Alabama, Bell was best known as a one-man band. He performed in a professional capacity for five decades and released two albums on the Music Maker label.[4]
Adorable[18]
Adorned Brood[12]
[NAME]
Adrian Sherwood
[NAME]
Adrienne Young
ADULT.
Adult.
Advent[10]
Advent[21]
Adventure Club
A–E[edit]
Aeon[15]
Aerodrone
Aerosmith[4][5]
Aerosmith[8][9]
Aes Dana[13]
[NAME]]
Aesthetic Perfection
Aeternus[14][15]
Aeternus[16]
Afflicted[17]
AFI[19][20]
AFI[6][7]
African Head Charge
African Music Machine[1]
Afrojack[2][3][4]
Afroman
After Edmund – (alternative rock, art rock, rock) (2001–present)
After Midnight Project[21]
After the Burial[15]
After the Chase – (singer-songwriter, CCM, rock) (2003–present)
After the Fire – (CCM, rock) (1974–1986, 2004–present)
After the Fire (ATF)
Afterhour[2]
Against Me!
Against Me![2][3]
Against Me![22]
Against Nature[6]
Against the Current[23]
[NAME]
Agalloch[16]
Agalloch[7]
Agathodaimon[17]
Age of Chance[24]
Agent M ([NAME])
Aggelos[22]
Ági Szalóki
[NAME] (O.N.A.)
Agonoize
Ahab[8]
Ahmet [NAME]
[NAME]
Aiden[8]
Aikakone[8]
Aimee Echo (TheStart, Human Waste Project)
[NAME] ('Til Tuesday)
[NAME]
Air
Air[1]
Air[1][2]
Air[25]
Airiel
Ajamu
Ajattara[18]
AJR
A-K[edit]
Akercocke[19]
Akercocke[19]
[NAME]
Akissforjersey[11]
Akrobatik[6]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1920–2016)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Partners
[NAME] (born 1959)
Al Hurricane (born 1936–2017)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Alabama
Alabama
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1958)
[NAME] in 2002
[NAME], upright bass
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Celtic harpist)
[NAME]
Alanis Morissette
Alanis Morissette
Alanis Morissette[227][228]
Alanis Morissette[26]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Alasdair Fraser
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Riddell[36]
Alastis[20]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1907–1949), American pianist, father of bebop tenorman [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born August 12, 1969 in New York City, New York, is an electric blues singer, songwriter and guitarist. After working for Junior Wells and [NAME], Castiglia has released eight solo albums to date.
[NAME] (1861-1923)[15]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (October 1, 1932 – November 24, 1993) Born in Leona, Texas, [NAME] was one of the true greats of the Texas blues scene. An original songwriter, as well as an accomplished guitarist and singer, [NAME] performed with some of the best musicians the state of Texas had to offer. He released many recordings over his career, and enjoyed renewed appreciation for his art during the blues revival of the 1960s.
[NAME] (October 1, 1932, Leona, Texas – November 24, 1993). Electric blues guitarist and singer, usually considered to be typical the Texas blues style (for example, performing with a horn section).
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Born December 1, 1942, Atlanta, Georgia,[54] is a guitarist, singer and songwriter. He has released two albums in his own name, although his musical career started in the late 1950s, when he played in [NAME] then ensemble, later known as Dr. [NAME] & the Interns.
[NAME]
[NAME] (July 26, 1917 – December 25, 2014)
Alberta Cross
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Alborosie
[NAME]
Alcazar[11]
Alcazar[6][9][10]
Alcest[21]
Alchemist[20]
[NAME] and [NAME]
Ale Möller
[NAME] (1871-1913)[39]
[NAME])
Alec Seward
Alec Seward
Alec Seward (March 16, 1902 – May 11, 1972). Piedmont blues and country blues singer, guitarist and songwriter.
[NAME] (P!nk)
[NAME] (born 1982)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1992)
Alejandro Escovedo[25]
Alejandro [NAME]
Alert312
Alesana[9]
Alesso[5]
[NAME]
Aletheian[21]
Aletheian[24]
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] - guitar
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] – piano
Alexandra Stan[101]
[NAME] Stan[292]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Alexia[11]
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 19, 1928 – January 1, 1984) Born in Paris, France [NAME] spent most of his career in England, and was a major exponent of British blues and blues-rock. A guitarist and vocalist, he released dozens of recordings over his long career.
Alexis Korner[1]
Alexis Korner[213]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]
Alexis Peña
[NAME] – (rock, CCM) (2002–present)
Alexisonfire[10][11]
[NAME]
Aleyce Simmonds
[NAME] (1839-1888)[82]
Alger "Texas" [NAME] (September 12, 1900, Jewett, Texas – April 16, 1954). Singer, a forebear of Texas blues. He did not play a musical instrument but was backed by such artists as [NAME] and [NAME]' Hopkins. He also sang with [NAME]. He recorded for Okeh Records and [NAME], among others.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Toure
[NAME]
Alias[10]
[NAME] ([NAME], [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (late 1980s work)[19][48]
[NAME] (late 60s work)[3]
Alice Cooper[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Alice in Chains[16][17]
Alice in Chains[28]
Alice in Chains[9]
Alice in Videoland
[NAME]
[NAME] Carter[7]
[NAME] (1873-1949)[50]
[NAME] Chains[2][11]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Farm[29][30]
Alien [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (ZOEgirl)
[NAME] – (hard rock) (1983–present)
Alisa[25]
[NAME]
[NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1971)
[NAME] at Crossroads 2007
[NAME] (Discount, The Kills, The Dead Weather)
[NAME] (Yazoo)
[NAME] Moyet[3]
[NAME] (Young Marble Giants, Weekend)
[NAME] (A Fine Frenzy)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME])
Alkaline
[NAME]
[NAME]
Alkaline Trio[31]
Alkonost[10]
All About Eve[2]
All American Rejects
All India Radio[3]
All Saved Freak Band
All Shall Perish[18]
All Sons & Daughters
All Star United – (rock, CCM) (1997–present)
All Time Low[14][15]
All Time Low[33]
All Time Low[6]
All Together Separate – (CCM, funk rock) (1998–2003)
Allah [NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1938–2015), American musician and songwriter
Allfrumtha I
Alliage
Allies – (hard rock, rock, CCM) (1985–1992)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME] (Bratmobile, Partyline)
Allman Brothers
[NAME]
Alove for Enemies[12][13]
Alove for Enemies[26]
Alpha
Alpha & Omega
Alpha Rev[34]
Alphabeat
ALT
Altan
Altan
Altan Urag
Altar Boys[10][11]
Altar[22]
Altars[14]
Altars[27]
Alter Bridge[31]
Alter [NAME]
Alter Ego
Altera Enigma[28]
alt-J
Alt-J[35]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Alton McClain & Destiny
Alu
AlunaGeorge[12][13]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] – found sounds
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Lee[217][218]
[NAME] – (USA) acoustical phenomena
[NAME]
[NAME] (Artist)
Alvin Stardust[47]
[NAME]
Alvin Youngblood Hart
Alvin Youngblood Hart
[NAME]
A-L-X[14]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Amanda Fish
Amanda Lear
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Dresden Dolls)
Amanda Rootes (Fluffy)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1982)
Amaral
Amazing Rhythm Aces
Amazing Rhythm Aces
Ambassadors of Shalom[15]
Ambeon
Amber
Amber Asylum
Amber Dotson
Amber [NAME]
Amber [NAME]
Amber Pacific
Amber Pacific[17][18]
Amber Pacific[7]
Amber[12][13]
Amber's Drive
Ambitious Lovers[15]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Amebix[1][4][5]
[NAME]
[NAME], accordion [1]
American Authors
American Authors[36]
American Blues[15]
American Football[19][20]
American Hi-Fi[37]
American [NAME]
American Standards[32]
American Standards[38]
American Young
Amesoeurs[24]
Amestigon[25]
Amethystium
AMG[8]
Amie Comeaux (1976–1997)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Amarth[24]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Amoral[25]
Amorphis
Amorphis[11]
Amorphis[26][27]
[NAME] Lee[2]
[NAME]
Amp Fiddler[94]
Amplifier[39]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Stars, Broken Social Scene)
[NAME] Millan[5]
[NAME] (Indigo Girls)
[NAME] Rigby[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Ana da Silva (The [NAME])
Ana Matronic
Ana Matronic ([NAME])
Ana Nóbrega
Ana [NAME]
Ana [NAME]
Ana Popović
Ana Popović
Ana Popović[266]
Anaal Nathrakh[26]
Anais Mitchell
[NAME]]
[NAME] ([NAME])
Anastacia[16]
Anastacia[4]
Anata[28]
Anathema[1]
Anathema[12]
Anathema[29]
Anathema[40][41]
Anberlin – (alternative rock) (2002–2014)
Anberlin[16]
Anberlin[21][22]
Anberlin[30][31]
Anberlin[42]
Ancestors[13]
Anchor & Braille – (acoustic rock, electronica, folk) (2004–present)
Anchordown – (acoustic rock) (2006–2008)
Ancient Rites[28]
Ancient[27]
And Then There Were None
And Then There Were None (early)[17]
And Then There Were None[23][24][25]
And Then There Were None[5]
Anders Manga
Anders Norudde
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (and the Disciples)
[NAME] 3000
[NAME] – gamelan, flute, composition, chance-operations, electronic music, microtonal music
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Corrs)
[NAME] (Aterciopelados)
[NAME]
Andreas [NAME] – [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born October 16, 1948) Born in Dallas, Texas, Jones is a guitarist, singer and songwriter, whose recorded work has been released on five albums. In 1995, he was also part of the ensemble that garnered a Blues Music Award as the 'Band of the Year'.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (December 15, 1936 – December 23, 1991). Chicago blues and electric blues singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 2, 1929 – May 5, 1991)
[NAME], American singers known for "Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar" and "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy"
[NAME]
Android Lust
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1981)
[NAME] Grammer[1]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1926–2012)
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1898–1992)[6]
[NAME]
[NAME] formerly known as C-Lite
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 14, 1922 – August 14, 2004) was a harmonicist, guitarist, singer and songwriter. A flamboyant character, known commonly as the "Midnight Cowboy", [NAME] worked part-time as a musician for most of his lifetime, finally recording two albums in the 1990s.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1933-1993)[122]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1976)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - born in 1945, [NAME] is a singer-songwriter, a Texas blues historian, impresario and fan.
Angelcorpse[30]
Angelcorpse[30]
Angelit
Angels & Airwaves[44]
Angelspit
Angizia
Angizia[31]
Angus & Julia Stone
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Anima Choudhury
[NAME] – experimental music collective
Animosity[19]
Animosity[31][32]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1933–1999)
[NAME] (born 1967)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], guitarist, singer, author
[NAME] (Heart)
[NAME] (The Killjoys)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Bow Wow Wow)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – flute, improvisation, electronics, composition
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1945)
[NAME] ca. the 1970s
Anne Preven
[NAME] – environmental sounds
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Gathering)
Anne-Marie Hurst (Skeletal Family, Ghost Dance)
Annette Conlon
Annette Peacock
[NAME] (The Bangles)
[NAME] (St. Vincent)
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (Reinassance)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Eurythmics)
Annie[17][18][19]
[NAME]
Anorexia Nervosa[32]
Anouk
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ant Banks
[NAME]
Antaeus[33]
Antestor [33][34]
Antestor[15]
Antestor[29][30][31][32][33]
Antestor[34]
[NAME] – (pop rock, Christian rock, Christian pop, R&B) (2007–present)
[NAME]
[NAME] – saxophones
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Anthrax[33]
Anthrax[6]
Anti Cimex[1]
Antidemon[34]
Anti-Flag[7]
Antimatter
[NAME] Consortium[7][8]
Antique[14]
Antischism[8][9]
Antisect[1][10]
Anti-System[11]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Antony and the Johnsons
Antony and the Johnsons[1]
Anupama Deshpande
Anvil of Doom[35]
Anybody Killa[9]
Anyday – (pop rock) (2009–present)
Apartment 26[34][35]
APB[45]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Apocalyptica[48]
Apostasy[35]
Applejaxx
April March
Aqua
Aqua[20][21]
Aqua[5][15]
Aqualung
Ar Log
Arabesque
Arallu[36]
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 9, 1917 – April 26, 1988). Singer and multi-instrumentalist.
Arc Angels[20][21][22]
[NAME]
Arcade Fire[25][26]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Arcane Roots[51][52]
Arch Enemy[37]
Archeon[38]
Archer/Park
Archgoat[37]
Archie Bell & the Drells
Archie Edwards
Archie Fisher
[NAME]
Architects[39]
Architecture in Helsinki[53]
Arckanum[38]
Arctic Monkeys
Arctic Monkeys[54]
Arcturus[39]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born in Humboldt, Iowa, [NAME] is a drummer, audio engineer and record producer. In a varied career spanning fifty years, [NAME] has been the musical director, and record producer for the Music Maker Relief Foundation since 1994.[12]
Area 11[55]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Argyle Park – (industrial rock, rock, industrial metal) (1994–1996|, 1998–2000)
Argyle Park[35]
Ari Up (The [NAME], New Age Steppers)
Ariana Grande[163]
[NAME]
Arise[40]
[NAME]
Ark of the Covenant[20]
Ark of the Covenant[36]
Arkells[56]
Arkhon Infaustus[40]
Arkona
[NAME] (born 1945)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Armagedda[41]
Armageddon Dildos
Armageddon Holocaust[37]
Armageddon Holocaust[42]
Armageddon[41]
Armor for Sleep[10]
Armor for Sleep[32][33]
Armoured Angel[42]
Army of Lovers[1]
Army of Lovers[24]
Army of Lovers[5][16][17]
[NAME] – just intonation
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born June 15, 1938 in Senatobia, Mississippi, Burton has played with [NAME], [NAME] and Champion [NAME], and has released a number of solo albums, including [NAME] to You (1999, [NAME]).
[NAME] (born June 15, 1938, [NAME], Mississippi). Played with [NAME], [NAME] and Champion Jack Dupree and released a number of solo albums, including [NAME] to You (Delmark, 1999).
Arrested Development[10][11][12][13][14][15]
Arrow
Arsis[43]
Arsonists Get All the Girls[20]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Art Neville[175]
Art Pepper[1]:95,105
Arthemesia[43]
[NAME]
[NAME]" Crudup - (August 24, 1905 – March 28, 1974) Born in Forest, Mississippi, Crudup was a guitarist and singer that began his career performing Delta blues. He later moved to Chicago, where he continued performing Delta blues and also Chicago blues, both in acoustic and electric environments. It was not until the blues revival of the 1960s that Crudup received widespread appreciation from audiences, performing until his death.
[NAME]" Crudup (August 24, 1905, Forest, Mississippi – March 28, 1974). Guitarist and singer who began as a Delta blues musician and later moved to Chicago, where he played Delta blues and Chicago blues in acoustic and electric settings.
[NAME]" Crudup (August 24, 1905, Forest, Mississippi – March 28, 1974). Guitarist and singer who began his career performing Delta blues. He later moved to Chicago, where he continued performing Delta blues and also Chicago blues, in both acoustic and electric environments. Not until the blues revival of the 1960s did he receive widespread appreciation from audiences.
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 25, 1912 – October 22, 1990). Guitarist and singer
Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith
Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith (1921–2014)
[NAME] (1900-1982)[89]
[NAME] and the Boston Pops Orchestra
[NAME]
[NAME] (1839-1904)[51]
Arthur Loves Plastic[4]
[NAME] (1881-1946)[4]
Arthur Prysock
Arthur Prysock
[NAME] (1852-1933)[67]
[NAME]
Artifex Pereo[21][22]
Artists associated with post-punk and new wave in Christian music.
Artists influenced by glam[edit]
Arto Järvelä
[NAME]
Arvas[44]
[NAME]
Arvinger[38]
As Blood Runs Black[21]
As Cities Burn – (indie rock, post-hardcore, progressive rock) (2002–2009, 2012–2016, 2017–present)
As Cities Burn[34]
As Cities Burn[39]
As Hell Retreats[23]
As Hell Retreats[40]
As I Lay Dying[33][41][42]
As I Lay Dying[44][45]
As One
As Tall As Lions[59]
As They Sleep[24]
As They Sleep[43][44]
Åsa Jinder
Asa [NAME]
Asaf Avidan
[NAME]
Ascend the Hill
Ascending King[16]
Ascending King[47][48]
Asesino[46]
[NAME]
Ásgeir
Ash Bowers
[NAME]
Ash Ra Tempel
Ash[1]
Ash[60]
[NAME])
[NAME], USA)
[NAME]
Ashen Mortality[17]
Ashen Mortality[24]
[NAME] ([NAME])
Ashes Remain – (rock) (2001–present)
Ashes You Leave[18]
Ashford & Simpson
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1991)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1986)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1986)
Asia
Asian Dub Foundation
Asian Dub Foundation, 2014
Asian Kung-Fu Generation[61][62]
[NAME]
Aşık Khanlar
Aşık Mahzuni Şerif
Aşık Veysel
[NAME]
Asleep at the Wheel
Ásmegin[46]
[NAME]
Asmodeus[47]
Asphyx[47][48]
[NAME]
Assemblage 23
Assembly of Dust
Assück[49][50]
Astarte[48]
Astrofaes[49]
Astronautalis[16][17]
Aswad
At the Drive-In[35][36][37]
At the Drive-In[49]
At the Drive-In[63]
At the Gates[51]
At the Throne of Judgment[27]
At the Throne of Judgment[49]
ATC[18][19]
[NAME]
Atheist[52]
Athlete[64]
Atilla the Hun
Atlanta Rhythm Section
[NAME]]
Atlantic Starr
Atlantic Starr[4][5]
[NAME]
Atlas Genius[65]
[NAME] Sound[4]
Atmosphere[18][19]
[NAME]
Atom Smash[66]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (hard rock, heavy metal, progressive metal) (1991–present)
Atomic Opera[50]
Atomic Rooster[25]
Atomic Rooster[8]
[NAME]
A-Trak[1]
[NAME]
Atrocity[53][54]
Atrophia Red Sun[55]
Attack Attack![33][51]
Attalus[28]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Attila the Stockbroker
Attila[22]
ATTWN[32]
Au Revoir Simone[5]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1993)
Aubrie Sellers
Audio Active
Audio Adrenaline – (rock, alternative rock) (1989–2007, 2012–present)
Audio Adrenaline[12]
Audio Playground[30][31]
Audioslave[50]
Audioslave[67][68]
Audiovision[38]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Augie Meyers
August Burns Red[29][30]
August Burns Red[33][52][42][53][54][55]
Augustana
[NAME]
[NAME]
Augustus Pablo
Aura Noir[50]
[NAME]
Aurelio Voltaire
[NAME] Borealis[51]
Aurora[32]
Aus-Rotten[9]
Austere
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1868-1929)[69]
[NAME]
Australis
Austrian Death Machine[56]
Autechre
Autograph[12][13][14]
Autolux[69]
Autopsia
Autopsy Torment[58]
Autopsy[57]
Autumn Hill
Ava Inferi[19]
AVB (a.k.a. [NAME])
Avenged Sevenfold
Avenged Sevenfold[51]
Avenue D
Average White Band[1]
Average White Band[6][7]
Averse Sefira[52]
Avicii[11][12][13]
Avicii[33][34]
Avion Roe[38][39]
[NAME]
Avril Lavigne[70]
[NAME]
Avulsed[61]
Awolnation[71]
Axé Bahia[35]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1955), German pianist and composer
Axis of Advance[53]
Aya
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Ayria
[NAME]
AZ[9]
Azaghal[55]
Azalia Snail
Azealia Banks[42]
Azure Ray[8]
B
B
B
B
B
B
B*Witched[36]
[NAME]
B. Cooper
[NAME] (born 1942)
[NAME]
[NAME] Express[8]
B.A.S.K.O.
[NAME]
[NAME]
B.B. King[210]
[NAME]
[NAME] (pedal steel guitarist)
[NAME]
B.o.B[33][34]
B.T. Express
B.W. Stevenson
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
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B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
B[edit]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Babes in Toyland[72]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (August 13, 1919 – July 1, 1977) Born in Lake Providence, Louisiana as [NAME], but raised in Memphis, guitarist and singer [NAME] was a stalwart of the Detroit blues scene. He released some solo albums and worked also as a backup artist for people like [NAME].
[NAME]
Baby Huey & the Babysitters ([NAME], Indiana)
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 28, 1916 – August 17, 1972). Piedmont blues guitarist and singer.
Babylon A.D.[15][16]
Babymetal[52][53]
[NAME]
Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Bachman–Turner Overdrive[27]
Baciotti(France)
Back Alley John
Back Door Slam
Back Door Slam[28][29]
Backstreet Boys[37][38]
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 18, 1943 – October 11, 2007). A country blues singer, fingerstyle guitarist, songwriter, and record collector[1]
[NAME]]
Bacon Brothers
Bad Azz
Bad Boys Blue
Bad Boys Blue[39]
Bad Brains[54]
Bad City[204]
Bad Company
Bad Company (1986–1990)[17]
Bad Company[30]
Bad English[18]
Bad Losers[26]
Bad Sector
Bad Sector
Bad Suns[73]
Bad4Good[2]
Badlands[7][19]
Badly [NAME]
Badly Drawn Boy[3]
Bahimiron[56]
[NAME]
Baillie & The Boys
Baker & Myers
Balance and Composure[74]
Balance of Power[24]
[NAME]
Balfa Brothers
Balfa Brothers, fiddlers and guitarists
Balkandji
Ballydowse[1]
[NAME]]
Bananarama[6][40]
Banco de Gaia
Banco de Gaia
Band of Horses
Band of Horses[75]
Band of Skulls[34][35]
Bandana
Bands[edit]
Bands[edit]
[NAME]]
Bang Tango[13][20]
Bang! Bang! Eche!
Banghra[41]
[NAME]
Baptism[59]
Barathrum[60]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1950)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1948)
[NAME] in 1986
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1902–1931). Born [NAME], an acoustic guitar performer of early country blues.
[NAME] (born 1950)
Barbra Streisand
Bardeux[43][44]
Barenaked Ladies
Barenaked Ladies[3]
Barenaked Ladies[76][77]
[NAME]
Barkin' [NAME]
Barkin' [NAME] - Born in Mississippi, Smith has lived in Detroit and St. Louis before he moved to his current home in Chicago. [NAME] is a Chicago blues singer who does solo work and also has sung for electric blues bands like Dave Specter & the Bluebirds. He received his name from [NAME] in the 1950s, but did not record his own album until 1991 for [NAME] with [NAME], and then a follow-up release in 1994 titled Gotcha!.
Barkin' [NAME]. (August 18, 1928 – April 24, 2000). Singer and songwriter, performed solo and sang for electric blues bands, such as Dave Specter & the Bluebirds.
Barleyjuice
BarlowGirl – (Christian rock, CCM, alternative rock, rock) (2000–2012)
[NAME] – (hard rock, punk rock, heavy metal, tech metal) (1977–1986)
Barnabas[58]
[NAME]
Baroness
Barrabás
[NAME] – (rock) (1980–1986)
[NAME] – double bass
Barrelhouse [NAME]
Barrelhouse [NAME]born July 10, 1958, Columbus, Ohio)Died: December 12, 2016.
[NAME] (born July 10, 1958, Columbus, Ohio)
[NAME] Cross[21]
[NAME] Cross[59][60][61]
[NAME] (born 1980)
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – double bass
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Bascom [NAME]
Basehead
Basehead – (alternative rock, alternative hip hop) (1992–present)
Basehead[14][15]
Basement Jaxx[45][46][47]
Bash-n-the-Code
Bash-n-the-Code (aka [NAME], originally Found Free)
Basic Element[5]
[NAME] – drums
Basque Dub Foundation
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Basshunter[20][21]
[NAME]]
Bastille[48]
Bat for Lashes[9]
Bathory
Bathory[61]
Baton Rouge Baton Rouge (band)
Battle Circus
Battlecat
[NAME]
Battlelore
Battlelore[62]
Bayside[12]
Bayside[40]
Bayside[78]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Be [NAME]
Beach House[4][10]
Beady Eye[79]
Beanbag – (rock) (1995–2002)
Beans[22]
Bear Hands
Bear's Den[8]
Beartooth[31]
Beartooth[55]
Beastie Boys[23][24][25]
Beastie Boys[80][81]
Beat Circus
Beat Junkies[26]
Beats Antique
Beats International
[NAME]
BeauSoleil
BeauSoleil
Beautiful Eulogy
[NAME])
[NAME] in Stereo)
Beccy Cole
Beck
Beck
Beck
Beck – (USA) Anti-folk and experimental music
Beck[82]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1950)
[NAME] ([NAME])
Becoming Saints[18][63]
Becoming Saints[33]
Becoming the Archetype[15][64][65][66]
Becoming the Archetype[32]
Becoming the Archetype[63]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Bee Gees[11][12][13]
Bee Gees[7][8]
Beefeater[41][42]
Before Their Eyes[34]
Before Their Eyes[43]
Before Their Eyes[67]
Beggars & Thieves[22]
Beheaded[64]
Behemoth[62]
Behemoth[65]
Beherit
Beherit[63]
Behexen[64]
Behold the Kingdom[35]
Behold the Kingdom[68]
Being as an Ocean[15]
Being as an Ocean[36]
Beirut
Beirut
Beirut[28]
[NAME] (Vice Squad)
Bekka & Billy
Bela Fleck
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Flecktones
Belgrado[13]
Believer[41][69][70][71][72][73]
Belinda Carlisle
[NAME] (The Go-Go's)
Belkis Akkale
Bell & James
Bell Hollow[11]
Bell Witch
[NAME]
[NAME] and Sebastian[1]
Belle Brigade[2]
Belle Epoque
[NAME]
Bellini[22]
Belly[12]
Belly[83]
Belong
Beloved[37][38]
Beloved[44][45]
Beloved[74]
Belphegor[65]
Belphegor[66]
Beltaine
[NAME] and the Musical Aces
[NAME], accordion
[NAME], accordion
[NAME]
[NAME] Five
[NAME]]
[NAME] Folds[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Harper[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – sound installations, mutantrumpet
[NAME]
[NAME] Reach[20][21]
[NAME] Reach[39][40][41]
Benea Reach[67]
[NAME] Reach[75]
Beneath the Massacre[68][69]
[NAME] – viola
Benediction[70]
Benga[4]
Benighted[71]
Benjah
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Benton Falls[46]
Bering Strait
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] – trumpet
[NAME] – electronics
Bernice Edwards
Bernice Edwards[12]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1947)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Bertha "Chippie" Hill, New York City, circa 1946–1948 ([NAME])
Bertha "Chippie" Hill[9]
[NAME]
Bertha Idaho[20]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Besieged[42]
Besieged[76][77]
Bess Lomax Hawes
[NAME] (1856-1896)[8]
[NAME] (1855-1902)[10]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] in 1936
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (dates of birth and death unknown). Classic female blues, country blues, and Texas blues singer and songwriter.
Bestial Mockery[66]
Bestial Warlust[67]
Bestial Warlust[73]
Bestwood Welfare Black Diamonds Brass Band
[NAME] (The [NAME])
[NAME] (Portishead)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Hart[175]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Orton[3]
[NAME] ([NAME])
Bethel Music
Bethlehem[68]
Betraying the Martyrs[24]
Betraying the Martyrs[43]
Betraying the Martyrs[78]
[NAME] (Deaf School)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Better Than Ezra
Better Than Ezra[86]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Between the Buried and Me[74][75][76]
Between the Trees – (emo, pop punk, indie rock) (2005-2010)
Between Thieves – (power pop, punk rock, Southern rock, pop punk) (1990-2001)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1981)
[NAME]
Beware of Darkness[42]
Beware of Darkness[87][88][89]
Beyonce Knowles
Beyoncé[53][54]
Beyond the Sixth Seal[77][78]
[NAME] Gadhvi
Bhopa
Bibio
Bic Runga
Bic Runga[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Biffy Clyro[90]
Big & Rich
Big & Rich
Big Al Downing (1940–2005)
Big Audio Dynamite[8][9][10]
Big [NAME]
Big Bill Broonzy (June 26, 1893 or 1898, Altheimer, Arkansas – August 14 or 15, 1958). Acoustic country blues musician who performed Chicago blues, singing and playing guitar and mandolin. He recorded over 350 compositions.
Big Bill Broonzy (June 26, 1893 or 1898, Scott County, Mississippi – August 14 or 15, 1958). Born [NAME], an acoustic country blues musician who performed Chicago blues, singing and playing guitar and mandolin. He recorded over 350 compositions over his career.
Big Bill Morganfield - William Morganfield (born June 19, 1956) is the son of blues legend [NAME]. He came to music relatively late in life, recording his first album 1997. He has since recorded four additional albums, and is a recipient of the 2000 [NAME] for best new artist. He has become a popular attraction at blues festivals around the world.
Big Black[91]
Big Boi
Big Boi[27]
Big Boss[69]
Big Boy Henry
Big Brother and the Holding Company[1][6]
Big Brother and the Holding Company[43][44]
Big Chief Ellis
Big Country
Big Daddy Kinsey (March 18, 1927 – April 3, 2001). Singer, guitarist and [NAME].
Big Daddy Weave
Big Daddy Weave – (rock, CCM) (2002–present)
Big Dave McLean
Big Dismal – (rock)
Big Fil – (rock, punk rock)
Big Head Todd & The Monsters
Big House
Big [NAME] (July 30, 1940 – March 14, 2011) was an American electric blues musician, one of the "present-day exponents of an edgier, electrified version of the raw, uncut Delta blues sound."[24][25] He was also one of a very small number of blues musicians to play mandolin, winning a WC [NAME] in 2003 for best acoustic blues album.[25][26]
Big [NAME] (July 30, 1940, [NAME], Mississippi – March 14, 2011). Electric blues musician, one of a very small number of blues musicians to play the mandolin.
Big Joe Duskin
Big [NAME] (1921–2007), American pianist
Big [NAME] (born 1964) is an American electric blues drummer, singer and songwriter. His backing band are known as the Dynaflows.
Big Joe Turner
Big Joe Turner
Big Joe Turner (1911–1985), American boogie-woogie singer, partnered with [NAME]
Big [NAME]
Big [NAME] (October 16, 1903 – December 17, 1982). [NAME], singer and songwriter, notable for the distinctive sound of his nine-string guitar.
Big [NAME] (October 16, 1903 – December 17, 1982). Delta blues guitarist, singer and songwriter.
Big [NAME]. Better known as a Delta blues player and itinerant musician, but an important figure in the development of Chicago blues by virtue of his recordings with [NAME]
Big [NAME] Noirchestra [4]
Big John Wrencher
Big John Wrencher (February 12, 1923 – July 15, 1977). [NAME] player and singer.
Big Kenny (born 1963)
Big Maceo Merriweather
Big Maceo Merriweather
Big Maceo Merriweather (1905–1953), composer of "Chicago Breakdown"
Big Maceo Merriweather (March 31, 1905 – February 23, 1953). Pianist and singer.
Big Mama [NAME]
Big Maybelle
Big Mello
Big Moe
Big Pig[13]
Big Red Barn
Big Smo
Big Syke
Big Tent Revival
Big Tent Revival – (blues rock) (1991-2000, 2012–present)
Big Tom And The Mainliners
Big Tom (1936–2018)
Big Walter Horton
Big Walter Horton (April 6, 1921, Horn Lake, Mississippi – December 8, 1981). Also known as Shakey Walter Horton, he was one of the better-known [NAME] players of his day. He played the gamut, including Memphis blues, Chicago blues, juke joint blues and [NAME]. He played both acoustic and amplified harmonica and was also a singer.
[NAME]
[NAME] (My Bloody Valentine)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1937)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1908–2003)
[NAME]
[NAME] '[NAME] [NAME] (1914–1977)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Bill Haley & His Comets
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], 2006
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1911–1996)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1949), piano player for Little Feat
[NAME]
[NAME] (1936–2010)
[NAME]
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and The Rhythm Kings
Billie Eilish
[NAME] (1937–2011)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Billie Pierce
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1939)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1887-1942)[90]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born October 3, 1951 in Great Lakes, Illinois, blues harp player and vocalist [NAME] is a harmonica blues performer who plays electric Chicago blues. He leads his own band, "The Sons of Blues" and has released several albums for labels such as Evidence Records and Alligator Records.
[NAME] (born October 3, 1951, Great Lakes, Illinois). Blues harp player and vocalist who plays electric Chicago blues. He leads his own band, the Sons of Blues, and has released several albums for Evidence Records, Alligator Records and other labels.
[NAME]
[NAME] - piano
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME] (born 1962)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1932)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born August 11, 1956 in Wisconsin, [NAME] has recorded with The Legendary Blues Band and [NAME] and released five solo albums.
[NAME] (born August 11, 1956). Electric guitarist, singer and songwriter.
[NAME] (born 1988)
[NAME] (1925–2011)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Billy Idol[43][44]
[NAME] (1942–2015)
[NAME] (born 1939)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1879-1947)[55]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1939)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1961)
[NAME] (born 1942)
Billy Talent[92]
Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs[45]
[NAME] (1929–2006)
[NAME] and His Dominoes
[NAME]
Billy Yates
Bilocate[22]
Bilocate[79]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Bing Crosby,[8] regarded as "America's Crooner'" from 1929 to 1931[9]
Bingo Players[17][18]
Biohazard[56]
[NAME]
Biosphere
Biosphere
Bipul Chettri
Birchville Cat Motel
Birchville Cat Motel
Birdland
Birds of Tokyo[93]
Birdy
Birkenau
[NAME]
[NAME]
Biscuit Miller - (born December 30, 1961, South Side, Chicago, Illinois, United States)[42] is an American bassist, singer and songwriter. He writes most of his own material, and has released three albums to date. In 2012 and 2017, [NAME] won a Blues Music Award.
Bitch (as Betsy)[13][23]
Bitter Ruin
Bitter:Sweet
[NAME]1903–1931)[3]
Bizzle
Björk
Björk
Björk – Alternative, avant-garde, experimental, electronica
Björk (The [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
Black 47
Black 47
Black Ace
Black Boned Angel
Black Boned Angel[23]
Black Box[23]
Black Cat Bones
Black Debbath[24]
Black Dice
Black Dyke Band
Black Flag[14]
Black Flame[70]
Black Funeral
Black Funeral[71]
Black Grape
Black Heat[14]
Black Kids[57]
Black Light Burns
Black Messiah[72]
Black Murder[73]
Black 'n Blue[24][25]
Black Prince
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club[94]
Black River Bluegrass Band
Black Sabbath[25]
Black Sabbath[7]
Black Sheep[13]
Black Stalin
Black Stone Cherry
Black Tape For A Blue Girl
Black Tie
Black Uhuru
Black Uhuru, 2007
Black Veil Brides (Set the World on Fire era)[26]
Black Veil Brides[57]
Black Veil Brides[66][204][207]
Black Witchery[74][75]
Blackalicious[28][31][32]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Blackfoot
Blackguard
BlackHawk
Blackthorn
Blaggards
[NAME] (born 1986)
Blake & Brian
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1976)
[NAME] in April 2010
Blake Wise
Blank & Jones
Blasphemy[76]
Blaster the Rocket Man
Blasterjaxx[19][20]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME]: The Undying)
Bleach – (rock) (1995-2004, 2010–present)
Bleach[33][34]
Bleachers
Bleed from Within[25]
B-Legit
Blenderhead[35]
Blenderhead[46]
Blessed by a [NAME] Heart[208][209]
Blessed by a [NAME] Heart[47][48]
Blessed by a [NAME] Heart[72][79]
Blessid Union of Souls[3]
[NAME] – (post-hardcore) (2003–present)
Blessthefall[49][50][51]
Blessthefall[55][80][81]
Blind Blake
Blind Blake (c. 1895, Jacksonville, Florida – 1937). Guitarist and singer who played early ragtime, Piedmont blues, country blues, Delta blues and Chicago blues. A musician of great importance, he recorded frequently for Paramount Records.
Blind Blake (c. 1895, Jacksonville, Florida – 1937). Guitarist and singer, playing early ragtime, Piedmont blues, country blues, Delta blues and Chicago blues. He recorded frequently for Paramount Records.
Blind Blues Darby
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (July 10, 1907 – February 13, 1941). Guitarist and singer.
Blind [NAME]
Blind Faith
Blind Faith[51]
Blind Idiot God
Blind [NAME]
Blind [NAME] (1913–1985), American pianist and singer
Blind [NAME] (December 7, 1913, [NAME], Mississippi – October 12, 1985). Accomplished blues, jazz, and boogie-woogie pianist who recorded with [NAME], [NAME], Big [NAME], [NAME] and others.
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 24, 1893 – December 19, 1929). Blues and gospel singer, guitarist, and songwriter, one of the most popular blues singers of the 1920s, who has been called the "Father of the Texas Blues".
[NAME]. 1926
[NAME] (1897–1933)
Blind Melon
Blind Melon[95]
Blind Mississippi Morris
Blind Pilot[96]
Blind Uncle Gaspard
Blind Uncle Gaspard
Blind [NAME]
[NAME] (c. 1897, Marlin, Texas – September 18, 1945). Primarily a gospel blues guitarist and singer, an early innovator of the slide guitar, using a pocketknife as a slide. His birthdate and place of birth are uncertain. [NAME] mixed evangelical lyrics with country blues and early Texas blues. He is best remembered for studio recordings he made for [NAME] in 1927.
Blind Willie McTell
Blind Willie McTell
Blind Willie McTell (May 5, 1898 – August 19, 1959). Piedmont blues and ragtime singer and guitarist.
Blind – (rock) (1999-2005)
Blinded Colony[81]
Blindside – (post-hardcore, rock) (1994–present)
Blindside[52][53]
Blindside[82][83]
Blink 182
Blink-182[97][98][99]
Blitzen Trapper[10]
Blo.Torch[82]
Bloc Party
Bloc Party[100]
Blodwyn Pig[52]
Blonde Redhead
Blonde Redhead[4]
Blondie
Blondie
Blonz[27]
Blood Covenant[84]
Blood Duster[83]
Blood of the Martyrs[85]
Blood or Whiskey
Blood Orange[58][59]
Blood Red Shoes[101][102][103]
Blood Red Throne[84]
Blood Stain Child[85]
Blood Tsunami[77][78]
Bloodbath[86]
Bloodgood[28]
Bloodgood[60][86][87]
Bloodhound Gang[10]
Bloodhound Gang[104]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Bloodlined Calligraphy[88]
Bloodlined Calligraphy[note 1][56]
Bloods & Crips
Bloodshed[57]
Bloodshy & Avant[60]
Bloodthorn[79]
Bloody Panda[26]
Blow House Brass Band
Blowzabella
[NAME]
Blue Cheer[56][57]
Blue County
Blue Foundation
Blue Highway
[NAME]
[NAME]
Blue Magic
Blue Merle
Blue Mountain Bluegrass Band
Blue Murder[29]
Blue October
Blue October[105]
Blue Oyster Cult
Blue Rodeo
Blue Rodeo
Blue Rodeo[11]
Blue Rodeo[5]
Blue Sky Black Death
Blue Stahli
Blue States (band)
Blue Zone[15]
Blues Explosion
Blues from Europe[edit]
Blues from Latin America[edit]
Blues in African music[edit]
Blues in contemporary rock and pop music[edit]
Blues in conventional pop music[edit]
Blues in country music[edit]
Blues in [NAME] and Spanish music[edit]
Blues Incorporated[1]
Blues influence in classical music[edit]
Blues Magoos (The Bronx, New York, New York)
Blues Magoos[10]
Blues since 1990[edit]
Blues Traveler
Blues Traveler
Blues Traveler[66][67]
Bluesology
Bluetree
Bluetree – (rock, contemporary worship music) (2004–present)
Blumfeld[106]
Blur[1]
Blur[107][108]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Blyth Power[15]
Bo Bice
Bo Carter (March 21, 1893, [NAME], Mississippi – September 21, 1964). One of the first dirty blues musicians, with songs like "Banana in Your Fruit Basket". A singer and multi-instrumentalist, he played guitar, banjo, string bass, and clarinet and performed mostly early Delta blues. Document Records released a series of issues of his complete recordings.
Bo Carter (March 21, 1893, [NAME], Mississippi – September 21, 1964). Country blues singer and multi-instrumentalist who performed mostly early Delta blues, playing guitar, banjo, string bass and clarinet, one of the first dirty blues musicians, with songs like "Banana in Your Fruit Basket";.
Bo [NAME]
Bo Diddley - (December 30, 1928 – June 2, 2008) Born in [NAME], Mississippi, [NAME] was a guitarist, vocalist and songwriter and was universally recognized as one of the founding fathers of rock and roll music and a pioneering figure in electric Chicago bluesand rhythm and blues. He had a very long career that began in the 1950s and continued nearly until his death. He recorded well over thirty albums for labels like Checker Records, Chess Records and Atlantic Records, among others.
Bo [NAME] (December 30, 1928, [NAME], Mississippi – June 2, 2008). [NAME] and vocalist who performed electric Chicago blues, rock and roll and rhythm and blues. He had a long career, beginning in the 1950s. He recorded well over twenty albums for Checker Records, Chess Records, Atlantic Records and other labels.
Boards of Canada
Boards Of Canada
Boards of Canada – ambient, downtempo, IDM, electronica
Boards of Canada[5]
[NAME] and [NAME] (respectively: 1907-1985; 1910-2012)[117][118]
[NAME] (born 1943), aka "[NAME]", American rock, blues, and boogie-woogie musician
[NAME]
[NAME] Brookmeyer[2][3]:105
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born March 8, 1954 in New York, New York, [NAME] is a slide guitarist who performs in various blues music mediums, including electric blues, country blues and even some traditional folk music. He has recorded at least fifteen albums to date for labels like [NAME], and has worked with a variety of musicians performing not just in the blues medium.
[NAME] (March 8, 1954, New York, New York – April 23, 2013). Slide guitarist who performed in various blues idioms, including electric blues and country blues, and some traditional folk music. He recorded at least fifteen albums for [NAME] and other labels and worked with various musicians performing blues and other styles of music.
[NAME] Cooper[1]:95[3]:104
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born September 27, 1956 in Chicago, Illinois), Corritore is a harmonicist, songwriter and record producer. He received a Blues Music Award in 2011 for his collaborative album, [NAME], and been involved in a number of recordings in the last three decades, both as a solo performer and with other musicians.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME] in 2010
[NAME] Dylan[2]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1942), English pianist
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Born January 10, 1934, in Haynesville, Louisiana, he later settled in Dallas, Texas, and has released three albums to date.
[NAME] (1937–1978)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1908–1980)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born c. 1930), American pianist
[NAME] (born 1945)
[NAME]
[NAME] - born in 1939, [NAME] has worked since the 1960s. He has backed [NAME], Otis Rush and [NAME] and released two solo albums. In 2011, he was granted a Blues Music Award.[46]
[NAME] (born December 27, 1930). [NAME] guitarist, singer and songwriter active since the 1960s. He backed [NAME], Otis Rush and [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME] (1905–1975)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1925–2010)
[NAME] (born 1961)
[NAME] (born 1944)
[NAME]January 27, 1930 – June 23, 2013) Born in Rosemark, Tennessee as [NAME], he was an American singer of blues and soul. He was an original member of the Beale Streeters, and was sometimes referred to as the "Lion of the Blues". Along with such artists as [NAME], [NAME], and [NAME], [NAME] developed a sound that mixed gospel with the blues and R&B.
[NAME] (born 1935)
[NAME]
[NAME] Caldwell[21]
[NAME] (born 1961)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Darin[2]
[NAME] (1926–2012)
[NAME] (born 1944)
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME] (1933–1997)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1942)
[NAME]
[NAME] – (born June 9, 1953, Nagoya, Japan), [NAME] has played in [NAME]' backing band for twenty years, performed on three [NAME] winning recordings with [NAME] and [NAME], and has released three solo albums. In 2011, the Detroit Blues Society granted him their Lifetime Achievement Award.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME] - born [NAME], September 22, 1951, Washington, D.C., is an American blues guitarist and singer. Radcliff is an active guitarist. Radcliff was raised in Bethesda, Maryland
[NAME]
[NAME] (1940–1992)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1947)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (January 7, 1916 – August 14, 1984) Born in Forkland, Alabama, [NAME] was an electric blues guitarist and songwriter, who later owned his own recording studio and record label in Detroit.
Body Count
Bodyjar[110]
BodyRockers[12]
Bodyrox[24]
Bogus [NAME] (possibly April 19, 1890 - 1935) Singer and mandolin-banjo player.
[NAME] (Long Island, New York)
Bohren & der Club of [NAME]
Bohren & der Club of [NAME]
Bohren & der Club of [NAME]
Boiled in Lead
[NAME]
Bolt Action Five
[NAME]]
Bomb The Bass
Bombay Bicycle Club
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Iver[2]
[NAME]
[NAME] Jovi[1][8][9][27][30][31][32][33][34]
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony[11]
[NAME]
Bongripper
Bongzilla[27]
Bonham[16]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1923)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (June 11, 1931 – September 7, 2006). Singer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1949)
[NAME] in 2007
[NAME] Raitt[1]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME](born July 20, 1974, Posat, Cambodia). Blues harmonica player and singer, holder of a Guinness record for a harmonica marathon in 2009.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Bonobo[6]
[NAME]
Boo Hewerdine
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 24, 1924 – August 22, 1990). Louisiana blues and R&B guitarist, singer and songwriter.
[NAME] Red
[NAME] Red
[NAME] Red (1925–1992), American pianist, frequent collaborator with [NAME]
Booka Shade
Booka Shade[25][26][27]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1914–1995), American pianist and singer
Boom One Records
Bootsauce[11]
Bootsy Collins[49][50][51][52]
[NAME]'s Rubber Band[10]
Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E.[12]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Borbetomagus
Boredoms – Japanese noise rock
Borghesia
Borgore[6]
[NAME]
Boris[28]
[NAME]
Borknagar[81]
Born Blind[59]
Born of Osiris[26]
Born of Osiris[88][89]
Børns
Bosque Brown[12]
Boss[13][14]
Boston (band)
[NAME] - (November 6, 1943 – July 11, 1993). Stage name of [NAME], born and raised in Alabama who established himself as a guitarist and singer on Chicago's West Side. He was shot dead by fellow musician Tail [NAME].
[NAME] - (November 6, 1943 – July 11, 1993). Stage name of [NAME], born and raised in Alabama who established himself as a guitarist and singer on Chicago's West Side. He was shot dead by fellow musician Tail [NAME].
Boston Manor[13]
Botanist[82]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Bowling For Soup[111][112][113]
Box of Frogs[73]
[NAME](1931–1999)
Boxcutter[7]
Boy & Bear
Boy And Bear
Boy George[19]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (June 1, 1905 – December 23, 1976)[1] was a Delta blues singer, guitarist and songwriter. Amongst the songs he wrote were "All in My Dreams", "Believe I'll Settle Down", "I Love My Little Woman" and "If That's Your Girl". [NAME] also recorded a version of fellow Delta bluesman [NAME] track, "Ramblin' on My Mind".[2]
[NAME] – (USA) noise music, ambient music
Boys Like Girls[114][115][116]
Boys Like Girls[14]
Boys Like Girls[47]
Boys Night Out[48][49][50]
Boys Noize[28][29]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Boz Scaggs[1][3]
BR549
BR549[14]
Bracket[117]
Brad Cotter
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME] at the White House in 2009
Bradley Fish
[NAME]
[NAME]
Bradley Nowell
Bradley Walker
[NAME] (born 1969)
Braid[51][52][53]
Braids[4]
Braille formerly known as [NAME]
Brain Donor[210]
Brain Drill[90]
[NAME]
Brainstorm
Brainstorm[16]
Brainwash Projects
Brand New Heavies[17][18]
Brand New[118]
Brand New[16]
Brand New[54][55][56]
Brand Nubian[35]
Brandi Carlile
Brandi Carlile
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Brandtson[15]
Brandtson[60][61]
[NAME] (born 1977)
Brant Parker
Brantley Gilbert
Brantley Gilbert (born 1985)
Brass Band Buizingen
Brass bands[edit]
Brass Construction
Brass Construction[19]
Brave Saint Saturn – (astro-rock, rock) (1999–present)
Brazilian Girls
Brazilian Girls[65][66]
Brazzmatazz
Bread and Roses
Breakage[8]
Breakbot[30]
Breaking Benjamin[119]
Breaking Benjamin[58][59]
Breaux Brothers
Breaux Brothers, accordion, fiddle, guitar trio [2][3]
[NAME] and the Tabulations
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1944)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Brent Cobb
Brent Jones
Brent Parlane
Brent_Fischer
[NAME]
[NAME]
Brethren
[NAME] (The Donnas)
Brett Dennen[2]
Brett Eldredge (born 1986)
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME] (born 1990)
Brett Young
Brewer & Shipley
Brewer Phillips (November 16, 1924, Coila, Mississippi – August 30, 1999). Chicago blues and juke joint blues acoustic and electric guitarist and singer active from the 1970s to the 1990s. He recorded for [NAME] and JSP Records.
Brian "Head" Welch– (hard rock, rock music, heavy metal music, nu metal, alternative metal) (2005-2012)
Brian & Jenn Johnson
[NAME] (born 1950)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – ambient music, algorithmic composition
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Jones[5]
[NAME] - baritone saxophone, bass clarinet, bass flute
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Brice Long
Brick
Brick[10]
Bride – (hard rock, heavy metal, thrash metal) (1983-2013)
Bride[28][35]
Bride[60][90]
Brides of Destruction[211]
Brighouse and [NAME]
Bright City
Bright City
Bright Eyes
[NAME] Now
[NAME] Rock[36]
Bring Me The Horizon[121][122]
Bring Me the Horizon[27][28]
Bring Me the Horizon[62][63]
[NAME]
British folk rock[edit]
Britney Spears[6][10][69]
Britny Fox[13][27][37]
[NAME] ([NAME])
Brittany[edit]
[NAME]
Broadside Electric
Brobdingnagian Bards
Brodequin[91]
Broder Daniel[123]
[NAME] (The Distillers)
[NAME]
[NAME] Flesh[91][92]
[NAME] Hope[92][93]
[NAME] Beat[67][68]
[NAME]
Brooke Eden
[NAME]
Brooks & Dunn
Brotha Lynch Hung
Brother [NAME]
Brotherhood of Breath
Brothers Osborne
Brothers Osborne
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 30, 1915 – February 16, 1996). Folk music and Piedmont blues singer and guitarist, best known for his collaboration with the harmonica player [NAME].
Brownside
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1928-2017)[101]
[NAME]
[NAME] – experimental electronic composer
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Brujeria[94]
[NAME]
[NAME] Mars[6]
[NAME]
Brutal Truth[95]
Bryan & Katie Torwalt
[NAME] (born 1967)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1974)
Buck 65[38][39][40]
[NAME] - Warner Brothers Records publicity photo
[NAME] (1929–2006)
Buckethead
Buckethead – guitarist
Buckethead (trance-ambient)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1977)
Bucovina
Bud Shank[1]:95[3]:104
Bud'da
[NAME]
[NAME] (unknown - unknown). [NAME], singer, and songwriter. He recorded only 12 songs between 1927 and 1929, but [NAME] opined that "[NAME] was a major figure in black country music".
[NAME]
[NAME]
Buddy Collette[1]:93,95–97[3]:104
Buddy Greco[2]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] July 30, 1936 in Lettsworth, Louisiana, [NAME] is one of the most recognizable artists from the Chicago blues scene. Both an acoustic and electric guitarist, [NAME] is also an accomplished singer. He has recorded countless albums for labels like Chess Records, [NAME] and Silvertone Records.
[NAME] (born July 30, 1936, Lettsworth, Louisiana). Acoustic and electric guitarist and an accomplished singer, one of the most recognizable artists of the Chicago blues. He has recorded numerous albums for Chess Records, [NAME], Silvertone Records and other labels.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1936–1959)
[NAME] (born 1961)
Buddy MacMaster
Buddy MacMaster
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1952)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Buell Kazee
Buffalo Springfield
Buffalo Springfield
Buffalo Springfield
Buffalo Springfield
[NAME]
Building 429
Building 429 – (rock) (1999–present)
Bukas Palad Music Ministry
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 12, 1909 – February 26, 1977). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME] (November 12, 1909 – February 26, 1977). Delta blues guitarist and singer.
Bull City Red
Bull City Red
Bull of Heaven
Bull of Heaven
Bull of Heaven – minimalism, noise, drone, avant-garde jazz, modern classical
Bulldozer[83]
Bullet for My Valentine[3]
Bullet for My Valentine[70]
BulletBoys[2][19][38]
Bumble [NAME]
Bumble [NAME] (May 7, 1905 – June 8, 1968). Piedmont blues singer and guitarist.
Bumps Inf
Bun B[15]
[NAME]
Bunky and Jake
[NAME]
[NAME]
Burbage Band (Buxton)
Burden of a Day[1][63]
Burden of a Day[94][95]
Burial
Burial
Burial Chamber Trio[30]
Burial[4]
[NAME] – percussion
[NAME] – percussion and objects
Burl Ives
Burl Ives (1909–1995)
Burlap to Cashmere – (CCM, flamenco) (1994–present)
Burn It Down[64]
Burn It Down[97]
Burnin' Daylight
Burning Inside[96]
Burning Spear
Burning Witch
Burning Witch[31]
Burns & Poe
Burzum
Burzum (later works)
Burzum[84]
Busdriver[41][42][43]
[NAME] (band)
[NAME] Chemists
[NAME]
Bush[124]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Bushwick Bill[16]
[NAME] (1902–1967)[1]
[NAME]
[NAME] (July 19, 1932, Texarkana, Arkansas – January 20, 1996). Guitarist in [NAME] Blues All-Stars, best known for his solo rendition of Dixon's song "Spider in My Stew."
[NAME]
Busy P[31][32][33]
[NAME]
[NAME] (singer)
[NAME] (born 1948)
[NAME] – cornet, conductor
Butterbeans and [NAME]. Singing and dancing comedy duo of [NAME] (July 19, 1895 – October 28, 1967) and [NAME] (1896 – December 5, 1963), active mostly in the 1920s and 1930s.
[NAME]
[NAME] – Alternative rock, Experimental, Avant-Garde
Butthole Surfers[72]
Butts Band[79]
[NAME]
Buzzov*en[32]
By Night[97]
By the Tree – (CCM) (1997–present)
Byron "Mr. [NAME]" Chambers
Byron Berline
Byron Cage
Byron Lee & the Dragonaires
[NAME] (born April 17, 1933). Blues guitarist and singer.
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[NAME] - Born in Lafayette, Louisiana, Adcock combines zydeco and electric blues music to create his own unique sound. He has performed with artists like [NAME].
[NAME]
C.J. & Company
[NAME] (born 1928)
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C+C Music Factory[72]
C418[1]
Cab Calloway
Cab Calloway
Cactus Choir
Cactus[80]
Cadacross
Cadacross[98][99]
Cadaver[100]
Cadaveria[85]
Cadence Weapon[44][45]
Caedmon's Call
[NAME]'s Call – (folk rock, CCM)
[NAME]
Cage The Elephant
Cage The Elephant[125]
Cage[98][99]
Cain & Annabelle
Caitlin & Will
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Cajun "renaissance"[edit]
Cake
Cake[126]
[NAME] (1932–2013)
[NAME], drums, piano
[NAME]
Cale Dodds
Caliban[29]
Calibretto 13
Calibretto 13 – (punk rock)
Call to Preserve[102]
Call to Preserve[65]
Calle 13[46][47]
Called to Arms[100][101]
Callenish Circle[101]
Callisto[103]
Callisto[66]
Calvin "Fuzz" Jones
Calvin "Fuzz" Jones - (June 9, 1926 – August 9, 2010) Born in [NAME], Mississippi, [NAME] played electric bass guitar and backed [NAME]. He also played with [NAME] and the Legendary Blues Band.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Calvin Harris[85][86][87]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (April 20, 1940 – June 6, 2010) was a soul blues and electric blues singer and guitarist. He had a hit single in 1970, when his song "Cummins Prison Farm", peaked at number 40 on the US Billboard R&B chart, and stayed in the chart for five weeks.
[NAME]
Calypso Rose
Cam
Cameo[10][33][34][35][36]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Camila Cabello
[NAME] (1914–1993), American pianist and singer
[NAME]
Camper Van Beethoven
Can – Krautrock band
[NAME] (born 1982)
Canada[edit]
Cancer[102]
[NAME]
Candidate[15]
[NAME]
Candlefuse – (Christian alternative rock, hard rock)
Candlelight Red
Candlemass[33]
Candy Dulfer[77][78][79]
Candy Flip[127]
Candy Harlots[39]
[NAME]
Caninus[103]
Can-linn[73]
Canned Heat[83][84][85][86][87]
Cannibal Corpse[104]
Cannibal Ox[48]
Cannon's [NAME]. Memphis jug band led by [NAME], active in the 1920s and 1930s.
Canon
[NAME]
Cansei de Ser Sexy
Can't Swim[18]
Canterbury
Canton Jones
Canyon
Capercaillie
Capercaillie
Capharnaum[105]
Capital Kings
Capital Kings
Capital Lights – (rock)
Capital Lights[36][37]
Capital Lights[59]
Cap'n Jazz[60]
Cappella[5][26]
Captain [NAME] – avant-garde blues artist.
Captain [NAME] – saxophone, clarinet, voice
Captain [NAME]
Captain Chaos
Captain Gravel
Captain [NAME] (a Netherlands band)
Captain [NAME] Project[27]
Captain Jack[28][29]
[NAME]
Cara Quici[260]
Carach Angren[86]
[NAME] (Shiny Toy Guns)
Carbon Based Lifeforms
Carbon Based Lifeforms
Carbon Based Lifeforms
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Carbonized[106]
Carcass[107]
[NAME]
Cardinal Sin[108]
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 14, 1936 – May 6, 2007) Born in Macon, Mississippi as [NAME], [NAME] is an acoustic and electric [NAME] and Chicago blues multi-instrumentalist, performing on bass guitar, guitar, drums and harmonica and vocals. He has released several albums for labels like Alligator Records and [NAME].
[NAME] (November 14, 1936, Macon, Mississippi – May 6, 2007). Acoustic and electric [NAME] and Chicago blues multi-instrumentalist, playing bass [NAME], guitar, drums and harmonica and singing. He released several albums for Alligator Records, [NAME] and other labels.
Caribou[76]
[NAME] (1931–1990)
[NAME] and Pearl
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 1 or 15, 1906 – May 10, 1979). Piedmont blues multi-instrumentalist and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1932–1998)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1927–2010)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Ethyl Meatplow, [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1955)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – gloves with sensors
[NAME]
[NAME] – violin, electronics
[NAME]
Carly Pearce (born 1990)
Carly [NAME]
[NAME] (We Are the Fallen)
Carmell Jones[1]:97,105
[NAME]
Carnage[109]
Carnifex[19]
Carnival in Coal[110]
[NAME]
[NAME] (T'Pau)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] October 23, 1933 in Lafayette, Louisiana, [NAME] is a pianist and singer who performs various musical styles including soul-blues, swamp blues, and modern electric blues. She has released four solo albums since 1992, her most recent in 2000 in collaboration with [NAME] for JSP Records.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Rough Trade)
Carolina Liar[128]
Carolina Rain
Carolina Slim
Caroline Azar (Fifth Column)
[NAME], pianist and composer of boogie-woogie and American roots music
[NAME]
Caroline Jones
[NAME]
[NAME] – saxophone
[NAME] (born 1971)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Carpathian Forest[87]
[NAME] Tenebrum[88]
Carrantuohill
[NAME]
[NAME] (Excuse 17, Sleater-Kinney)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Carrie Rodriguez[67]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1983)
[NAME] in 2012
[NAME] (1890–1957)
Cartel[19]
[NAME], The
[NAME]
[NAME] USM
[NAME]'s [NAME]
Cartola
[NAME]
Casa del Vento
Cascada[20][30][31][32]
Cascada[79]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1982)
Cash McCall
Cash McCall - (born January 28, 1941)
Caspa[9]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1989)
[NAME] (Hey Monday)
[NAME] (The Vincent Black Shadow)
[NAME]
[NAME] Wilson[5]
Cassette Kids
Cassidy (Antigone Rising)
Cast
Cast[129]
Casting Crowns
Casting Crowns – (rock, CCM) (1999–present)
Cat Power
Cat Power
Cat Power
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Catacombs[34]
Catamenia[89]
Catatonia[130]
Catching Flies
Catfish and the Bottlemen
Catfish Collins[53][54]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Cathedral[35]
[NAME] (born 1984)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Catherine[131]
[NAME]
Catie Curtis
[NAME]
Cattle Decapitation[111]
[NAME]
Cause and Effect[80]
Cavalera Conspiracy[112]
Cave In
Cazwell
C-Bo
Cecil Augusta (born 1920). Singer and guitarist who recorded one song for [NAME] in 1959.
Cecil [NAME] – piano
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1958)
CeeLo Green[117][118]
Celestia[90]
Celestiial[41]
[NAME]
Celine Dion[10]
Cellar Darling
Celldweller
[NAME]
Celtas Cortos
Celtas Cortos
Celtic Frost (Cold Lake era)[40][41]
Celtic Frost[113]
Celtic Frost[36][37][38][39][40]
Celtic Frost[91][92]
Celtic punk[edit]
Celtic rock[edit]
Celtic Thunder
Celtic Women
Cement[14]
Cemetary[114]
Cenobita
Cenotaph[115]
Centinex[116]
Centory[1]
Central Line[38]
Central Park Brass
Cephalic Carnage[117]
Cephas & Wiggins
Ceremonial Castings[93]
Ceremonial Oath[118]
[NAME]
Cerrone
[NAME] (Catatonia)
Cesare Bonizzi[89]
CFCF[35]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME] (born 1984)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Trio
[NAME] Bombastic Meatbats[12][13]
[NAME]
Chain Collector[119]
[NAME]
Chaka Khan[141]
Chakal[94]
Chakk[40]
[NAME] (born 1969)
[NAME]
Chali 2na[50]
Chalice
Chalk FarM
Chalk Farm Band of the Salvation Army
Chalkdust
Challenge Brass Band[7]
Chamberlain[61]
Champion Jack Dupree
Champion Jack Dupree
Champion Jack Dupree (1908–1992), New Orleans blues player
Champion [NAME] (born 1908, 1909, or 1910 [disputed], died January 21, 1992). Pianist.
[NAME] (Cat Power)
[NAME], aka Cat Power
Chance
Chance the Rapper[51]
Changer[120]
Chanson
Chantal Claret (Morningwood)
Chantal Kreviazuk
Chantal Kreviazuk[3]
Chantel [NAME]
Chaos UK[14]
Chapter 8[41]
Chapterhouse
Chapterhouse[13]
Charivari
Charizma – (rock, pop, hard rock, CCM)
Charlemagne Palestine
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1863-1901)[14]
[NAME] (1852-1945)[19]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1965)
[NAME] – saxophone, piano, bass clarinet
[NAME] – quarter tones, tone clusters, aleatoric music, polyrhythm and polytonality
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1873-1952)[61]
[NAME] (1874-1947)[86]
[NAME] the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band[42]
[NAME] (September 3, 1925, Sunflower County, Mississippi – September 20, 1989). Singer and guitarist, mostly active around Leland and Greenville, Mississippi, in the 1940s and early 1950s.
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 11, 1900, Lithonia, Georgia – September 28, 1963). Acoustic country and Piedmont blues guitarist and singer. He was the brother of [NAME], with whom he performed from the 1920s until [NAME]'s death in 1931. He made several recordings, some for [NAME].
[NAME] (April 1891 [uncertain, possibly 1881, 1885, or 1887] – April 28, 1934). Delta blues guitarist and singer. Considered one of the originators of the delta blues style itself.
[NAME] (between April 1887 and 1891 – April 28, 1934). [NAME], slide guitarist and singer, considered by many to be the "father of the Delta blues" is credited with creating an enduring body of American music and personally inspiring just about every Delta bluesman.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1938)
Charli XCX[81][82]
[NAME]
[NAME](April 24, 1895 – November 15, 1966). Country blues singer and songwriter. His recordings spanned the years from 1929 to 1937.
[NAME] (1927–2011)
[NAME] (1914-1997)[93]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1936)
[NAME] (1932–1998)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born January 31, 1944). Electric blues [NAME] and bandleader.
[NAME] (1920–2005), Swedish piano player
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1892–1931)
[NAME] (1932–1995)
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1926–2008)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1985)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Ash)
Charly McClain (born 1956)
Charm City Saints
[NAME]
[NAME]
Charo (with the Salsoul Orchestra)
Chase & Status[10]
[NAME] (born 1993)
Chase [NAME] (born 1986)
Chasin' Crazy
Chasing Victory[107]
Chasing Victory[34][62][63]
Chasing Victory[70]
Chateau Neuf Spelemannslag
Chatterbox[108][109]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Chelsea Grin[30]
Chely [NAME] (born 1970)
Cheno Lyfe
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Cher[83]
Chéri
[NAME] (The Runaways, Cherie & Marie Currie)
Cherish the Ladies
Cherish the Ladies
[NAME] Bomb[132]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1924–2001)
[NAME] (trumpeter/singer)
[NAME] Baker[1]:95[2][3]:110
[NAME] – (alternative metal)
Chevelle[134]
Chevelle[73][74]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Chic[43][44]
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago and Detroit blues[edit]
Chicago Blues All-Stars
Chicago Blues All-Stars - An American blues band based in Chicago and formed in 2007.
Chicago Blues All-Stars - An American blues band based in Chicago and formed in 2007.
[NAME] (1905–1939)[7]
Chickasaw Mudd Puppies[64]
Chicken Shack[1]
Chicken Shack[93][94]
Chicks Incorporated[45]
Chicks on Speed
Chico Banks
Chico Banks - (March 7, 1962 – December 4, 2008) Born in Chicago, Banks released one album in 1997 on Evidence Records, and played with plenty of other blues musicians, before his death at the age of 46.
Chico Banks (March 7, 1962, Chicago – December 4, 2008). Released one album in 1997 for Evidence Records and played with many other blues musicians.
[NAME] (b. 1949)
[NAME] - drums
[NAME]
Chiddy Bang[52][53][54]
Chief [NAME]
Childish Gambino[51][55][56]
Children 18:3
Children 18:3 – (punk rock)
Children of Bodom[122][123]
Children of the Day
Children of Wrath[110]
Child's Play[27]
Chilly
China Doll[86]
Chinnaponnu
[NAME]
[NAME]
Chiodos
[NAME]
Chocolate Milk[46]
[NAME]
[NAME] August
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] August 29, 1957 in Rochester, New York, [NAME] has released four albums to date, the first one of which was nominated for a Blues Music Award.
[NAME] Brown[69]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1980)
[NAME]
[NAME] Clark[24]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Cornell[135]
[NAME]
[NAME] – English experimental music composer and percussionist
[NAME] – percussion
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Farlowe[29][30]
[NAME]
[NAME] (member of Strictly Crooning)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Isaak
[NAME] Isaak[6]
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME] and [NAME] - are an American electric blues and Chicago blues duo, comprising [NAME] on lead guitar and vocals and [NAME] on bass guitar. The twosome first met in 1990 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Their debut album, Stop and Think About It, was nominated for a 2009 Blues Music Award.
[NAME] (born 1986)
[NAME] (musician)
[NAME] (born 1960)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1984)
[NAME] (1948–2005)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1962)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Mills[53]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Rea[274]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1978)
[NAME] Thile
[NAME] Thile (born 1981)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Whitley[343][344]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1985)
[NAME] (Luttenberger*Klug)
Chrissie Hynde (The Pretenders)
Christ for the Nations Music
Christ.
[NAME] – (reggae, funk rock)
Christageddon[111]
Christian Anders[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1974)
[NAME] (violinist)
Christie Front Drive[64][65]
Christina Aguilera[10]
Christina Aguilera[3]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (Autoclave, Slant 6)
[NAME] (Magenta)
[NAME]
Christina Perri[1]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Fleetwood Mac)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Souls (McAllen, Texas)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – experimental and systems music composer
[NAME]
Christ's Sake[71]
[NAME] – guitar
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Christy Nockels
Chromatics[17]
Chromium
[NAME]
Chthonic
Chthonic[95]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Flores[1]:96
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Chuck Wagon & the Wheels
[NAME] (born c. 1979)
Chuckie[37][38]
Chumbawamba[136]
Chumbawamba[16][17][5]
Church of Misery[42]
Church Tongue[112]
Chvrches[137]
[NAME] (Whale)
Ciara[87]
Cigarettes After Sex[18]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Cinderella[96]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Dollz)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1918–2006)
[NAME] (The B-52's)
Cinematic Sunrise[20]
[NAME] – (Franco-Flemish)
[NAME]
Circle of Dead Children[124]
Circle of Dust
Circle of Dust – (electronic rock, electronica, industrial rock, industrial metal, rock)
Circle of Dust[113][114]
Circus Contraption
Circus Diablo
Circus of Power[46]
Cirith Gorgor[96]
Cirith Ungol[43]
Cisco Adler[2]
Cisco Houston
Cisfinitum
[NAME]
Cities Aviv – experimental hip-hop, post-genre
Cities Aviv[57]
Citipointe Church
Citizen Cope
[NAME]
Citizen King[58]
Citizens & Saints
City and Colour
City of Caterpillar[5]
City of Caterpillar[66]
City of Oxford Silver Band
City [NAME] – (alternative rock, Christian rock)
Civil Twilight
CJ Mac
CKY[76]
[NAME]
Clandestine Blaze[97]
Clannad
Clannad
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born November 26, 1948)[35] is an American blues singer and songwriter.[36]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Altered Images)
Clare_Fischer
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - (April 18, 1924 – September 10, 2005) Born in Vinton, Louisiana, [NAME] was one of the regulars of the Texas blues scene. A multi-instrumentalist, he performed on guitar, [NAME], mandolin, bass [NAME], violin and sang. [NAME] was the first artist to record for Peacock Records, and his style of play was influential on burgeoning talent in Texas. Later in his career he moved more away from acoustic modes of play in favor of electric blues, often fusing in his sound elements of calypso and zydeco.
Clarence "Pine Top" Smith (1904–1929), "Pine Top's Boogie Woogie" in 1929 was the first boogie-woogie hit and popularized the name for the style
[NAME]
Clarence Edwards
Clarence Garlow
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1898–1965), American pianist and composer who recorded some of the first examples of boogie-woogie
Clarice [NAME] (1886-1966)[53]
Class of '99
Classic Case
Classic era of glam (1971–1976)[edit]
[NAME] (1979)
Classixx[88]
[NAME] (born 1932)
[NAME] (1923–2013)
Claude Williamson[1]:96
[NAME]
Claudia Church
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Claustrum
Clawfinger
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1971)
[NAME] (born 1969)
[NAME]
Clea
Clean Bandit[89][90]
Clear Convictions[115]
Clear Convictions[73]
Clear Light (Los Angeles, California)
[NAME] (born 1964)
Clem Curtis
Cleo Gibson[15]
[NAME], guitar [4]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1945)
Cleveland Crochet
Cleveland Eaton
Click Click
Client
[NAME] and [NAME]]
Cliff Carlisle (1903–1983)
Cliff [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (member of [NAME] band)
[NAME]
Climax Blues Band
Climax Blues Band - Formed in 1968 and based in Stafford, England, this band performs blues-rock in the Chicago blues vein. In their later years, they have also ventured into the arena of soft rock, roots rock and pop rock. The band has released numerous albums for labels like Sire Records and Warner Bros. Records, among others.
Climax Blues Band. Formed in 1968 and based in Stafford, England, performing blues-rock in the Chicago blues vein. In later years, the band has ventured into soft rock, roots rock and pop rock. The band has released numerous albums for Sire Records, Warner Bros. Records and others.
Climax Blues Band[104]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1962)
[NAME]
Clint Daniels (born 1974)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1966)
Clipping. – experimental hip-hop
[NAME] (1920-2012)[95]
[NAME]
Clockwork[39][40]
Clor
Close Your Eyes[116]
Close Your Eyes[74]
[NAME]]
Cloud2Ground
Clouddead
Clouddead[59]
Clubroot[11]
Cluster
Clutch
Clutch[105]
Clutch[15]
Clutch[77][78][79]
Coal Chamber[81][82][83]
Coast
Cobalt[98]
Cobirds Unite [10]
Cobra Killer
Cobra Starship
Cobra Starship[69]
Cobra Starship[91][92]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Cocteau Twins[4][19]
Code 13[18]
Code of Ethics
Code of Ethics – (new wave, pop, Europop, industrial rock)
Code[99]
Codie Prevost (born 1984)
Cody Canada
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Coheed and Cambria[139][140]
Coheed and Cambria[70]
Coil
Coil
Coil – sidereal sound, scrying, hallucinogens, ANS
Coinside
Colbie Caillat[2]
Cold 187um
Cold 187um (aka Big Hutch)[18]
Cold Blank[41]
Cold Catatonic[89]
Cold Creek County
Cold Therapy[1]
Cold War Kids
Cold[88]
Colder[7]
Coldplay[1]
Coldplay[141][142][143]
[NAME]
Coldworker[125]
Cole Deggs & The Lonesome
[NAME] (born 1983)
Cole Vosbury
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Collective Soul
Collective Soul
[NAME]
[NAME] (Eve's [NAME])
Collider
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME] - tabla, sitar
Colonia[34]
Colony House – (indie rock)
Colossus[32][118]
Colossus[76]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1975)
Colter Wall
Combichrist[2]
Comeback Kid[106][119]
Comeback Kid[77]
Comecon[126]
Commander [NAME] and His Lost Planet Airmen
Commander [NAME] and His Lost Planet Airmen, known for "Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar"
Commodores[11][22][25][35][50][56][57]
[NAME] – (alternative rock)
Common[28][63]
Company B[94]
Company Flow[28][64]
Compton's Most Wanted
Compton's Most Wanted[19]
Comrades[78]
Comus
Con Funk Shun[10][58][59]
Con Hunley
Concrete Blonde
Concrete/Rage
Condemned[128]
Conditions[15]
Confederate Railroad
Confessor[44]
Confide[120]
Confide[79]
Conflict[19]
Congorock[7][42]
Conjure One, headed by [NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1967)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME] – trombone
Conor Oberst
Conor Oberst
[NAME]
Consider the Thief – (indie rock, post-hardcore, experimental rock)
Consolation[129]
[NAME]
Constantines
[NAME] Candoli[1]:95
Contemporary Cajun music[edit]
Continental Drifters
Continental Europe[edit]
[NAME]
Contraband[47]
Controlled Bleeding
Controlled Bleeding
Controlled Bleeding – [NAME]
controller.controller
Converter
Conveyer[80]
Conveyer[note 1][122]
Convictions[123]
Convictions[81]
[NAME] (1933–1993)
[NAME]
Cool Hand Luke – (indie rock, alternative rock, rock, emo)
Cool [NAME]
Cool [NAME] - Born December 3, 1953 in Beaufort, South Carolina, United States, Ferguson has released five albums under his own name and played on countless others. He is the Director of Creative Development for the Music Maker Relief Foundation.
Coolio
[NAME] and Simpson
Coot Grant
Coot Grant
Coot Grant (June 17, 1893 – December 26, 1970). Classic female blues, country blues, and vaudeville singer and songwriter.
Cooter Brown
Cootie Stark
Copeland
Copeland – (indie rock, indie pop, emo) (2000-2009, 2014–present)
[NAME]
Copper family
Coprofago[130]
[NAME] – improvising multi instrumentalist, composer, instrument builder
[NAME] – piano, keyolin, synthesizer
Cor Scorpii[100]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Hurtin' Albertans
Corbin/Hanner
Cordelia's Dad
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Sleater-Kinney)
[NAME] (Swing Out Sister)
Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
[NAME] – British composer
Cornershop
Cornwall[edit]
Corona[5][35][36]
Corpus Christi[124]
Corpus Christi[82]
Corpus Mortale[131]
Corrosion of Conformity[56]
Corrupted[45]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1904–1984)[2]
Count Five (San Jose, California)
Count Five[1]
Count Raven[46]
Countess[101]
Counting Crows[3]
[NAME] and the Fish[6][11]
Country [NAME]
Country/Texas swing Cajun[edit]
Court Yard Hounds
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Hole)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Coven[12]
Covenant
[NAME] (1894–1955), American pianist
Cowan Powers and his Family Band
[NAME] (1913–1963)
Cowboy Crush
Cowboy Junkies
Cowboy Junkies[3]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1911–1948)
[NAME] (born 1970)
Cowboy
[NAME]
CPO
Cracker
[NAME]
Cradle of Filth[102]
Cradle of Filth[133]
Craft[103]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1965)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]'s Brother[40]
Cranes[20]
Crash [NAME] – (indie rock, alternative rock, rock)
Crash Rickshaw[13]
Crash Test Dummies
Crash Test Dummies[3]
Crash Vegas
Crashdïet[204]
Crashdog[83]
Crass[1][21][5][22]
Crawford/West
C-Rayz Walz[98]
Crazy
Crazy Frog[39]
Crazy Horse (band)
Crazy Lixx[204]
Cream (band)
Cream[1][8]
Cream[2][8]
Cream[8][114][115][116][117]
Creations[125]
Creations[84]
Creed[145]
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Creedence [NAME]]
Creedence Clearwater Revival[7]
Cries Hannah[126][127]
Cries Hannah[85]
Crimson Death[135]
Crimson Moonlight[29][33][129]
Crimson Thorn[136]
Crimson Thorn[24][130][131]
Crionics[104]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1887–1957)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Dover)
Critical Mass – (modern rock, rock, post-grunge, rock)
Crizzly
Crocodile Shop
Crooked Still
Crookers[44][45]
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Cross Canadian Ragweed[19]
[NAME]
Crossover
[NAME]
Crowded House
Crowded House[3]
Crowder
Crown Heights Affair
Crown Heights Affair[63][44]
Cruachan
Cruachan[105]
Crucifix[23][24]
Crumbächer
Crumbächer – (new wave, rock, synthpop)
Cry of the Afflicted[90]
Cry of the Afflicted[note 2][134]
Cry Wolf[27]
[NAME]
Cryptal Darkness[48]
Cryptopsy[141]
Cryptopsy[34]
Crystal Bernard
Crystal Bowersox
Crystal Bowersox
Crystal Castles
Crystal Gayle (born 1951)
Crystal Lewis
Crystal Plamondon
Crystal Shawanda (born 1983)
[NAME] (October 1, 1948 – July 1, 2000). Rock and roll singer, guitarist, songwriter, [NAME], music critic, and record compiler.
Cuby + Blizzards
Cuby + Blizzards[120]
Cuff the Duke[5]
Culann's Hounds
Cult of Luna[49]
Culture Beat[40][41][42]
Culture Club[3][19]
Culture Kultür
Cultus Sanguine[106]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (February 7, 1934 – November 27, 2014) Born in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, United States, [NAME] spent most of his adult life living in Canada. He recorded four albums for Electro-Fi Records before his death in 2014, aged 80.
Curley Weaver
Curley Weaver
Curley Weaver (March 25, 1906 – September 20, 1962). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME]
Current 93
Current 93 – coined the term "apocalyptic folk"
Cursor [NAME]
Curtis Amy[1]:97,105
Curtis Counce[1]:96–97,105
Curtis Mayfield
Curtis Mayfield[24][33][162]
Curtis Stigers
Curtis [NAME] (born 1955)
Curve[146]
Curve[22]
Cut Copy[98][99][100]
Cut 'N' Move[5][41][43]
Cute Is What We Aim For
Cute Is What We Aim For[21]
Cute Is What We Aim For[71]
Cy Touff
Cyanotic
[NAME]
[NAME] from Hell[16][27][49]
Cyclone Temple[92]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1976)
Cynic[142]
[NAME]
Cypress Hill
Cypress Hill (Strongly in early work)
Cypress Hill[12][20]
Cypress Hill[65]
Cyril Davies
Cyril Davies[1]
Czesław Śpiewa
D
D
D
D
D
D
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
D.O.A.[5][25]
D.O.C.
D.R.S.
D.V.S*
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
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D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
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D[edit]
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D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
D[edit]
Da Brat
Da Pump[101]
Da' T.R.U.T.H.
Dååth[143]
D-A-D[50]
Dada Life[46][47][48]
Daddy Dewdrop
Daedelus[8]
Daemonarch[107]
Dae-Soo Hahn
Daft Punk[30][49][50][51][52]
[NAME]
Dag Nasty[41]
DAG[64]
Dah
Dailey & Vincent
Dailey & Vincent
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (born c. 1967)
[NAME] (1883-1947)[25]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1877-1961)[87]
Dakh Daughters
Dakoda Motor Co. – (surf rock, alternative rock)
Dakoda Motor Co.[41]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Missing Persons)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1912–2001)
[NAME] (born 1962)
Dälek[66][67]
Dalida
[NAME]
Dallas Frazier (born 1939)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1977)
[NAME]
Dalriada
Dalriada
Dalton & Dubarri
Dam[109]
Dam[144]
Damaged[145]
Dame Edna Everage
[NAME] Jurado[6]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Damn Yankees[51]
Damon Fowler- in Brandon, Florida, Fowler has released six albums to date, the latter three on Blind Pig Records.
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME]) – piano
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1941–2016)
[NAME] (1860-1904)[45]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (August 31, 1907 – August 16, 1967),[8] born as [NAME], was an American Piedmont blues and country blues singer, guitarist and songwriter.[9][10] He only recorded fourteen tracks for [NAME] in 1949, several of which were issued in more recent times. AllMusic noted that "[NAME] had a distinctive rhythmic style and unique phrasing that makes his records compelling decades after his release".[11]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 22, 1896 [uncertain] – February 18, 1956). Memphis blues and country blues guitarist and songwriter.
[NAME] (1948–2009)
[NAME] formerly known as [NAME]
[NAME] the Automator[26][68][69]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Dance Club Massacre[108]
Dance Club Massacre[146]
Dance Club Massacre[35]
Dancehall Cajun[edit]
Danger Danger[19][31][52]
Dangerous Toys[19][27][31]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (alternative rock)
[NAME] (a.k.a. DA and da)
[NAME] – (hard rock)
[NAME]]
[NAME] Bedingfield[49][50]
[NAME] aka "Chicago Slim"
[NAME] aka "Chicago Slim"
[NAME] (Chicago Slim) (born November 23, 1963). Founding member of the Chicago Blues All-Stars. He has performed and recorded with many Chicago blues legends, including [NAME], Magic Slim and [NAME]. He is also an orthopedic surgeon and a co-founder and medical director of OnePatient-Global Health Initiative, an organization that provides medical care to the poor in Chicago and abroad.
[NAME] aka "Chicago Slim" - Born November 23, 1963. [NAME] is a founding member of the Chicago Blues All-Stars. He has played and recorded alongside myriad Chicago blues legends, including [NAME], Magic Slim and [NAME]. [NAME] is also an orthopedic surgeon, who is co-founder and medical director of OnePatient-Global Health Initiative, an organization that provides medical care to the poor in Chicago and abroad.
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME] (born 1996)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Haim)
[NAME] (born 1978)
Danielson[14][15]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
Dannii Minogue[222]
Danny & the Juniors
[NAME] (actor/singer)
[NAME] and the Counts (El Paso, Texas)
[NAME] Ávila[14]
[NAME]
[NAME] Brown[36][37]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1980)
[NAME] (born September 9, 1942). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1927-2009)[111]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1990)
Danny![70]
[NAME] (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Dante & the Evergreens
Danú
Dany Franchi
Dany Franchi - Born 1990 in Genoa, Italy. Franchi has recorded three albums to date, with the first two crediting his backing band. His third studio album, [NAME] (2018), peaked at number 4 in the Billboard Top Blues Albums Chart.[13]
Danzig[50]
[NAME]
Dar Williams[3]
[NAME] (Headpins)
D'arcy [NAME] (The Smashing Pumpkins)
[NAME]
Dargaard
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Dark Fortress[110]
Dark Funeral[111]
Dark Heresy[148][149]
[NAME]
Dark Sanctuary
Dark Tranquillity[151]
Darkest Hour[152]
Darkness Divided[135]
Darkness Divided[91]
DarkRoom Familia
Darkside
Darkspace
Darkspace[112]
Darkthrone[113]
Darkthrone[153]
Darkwater[136]
[NAME]
Darkwoods My Betrothed[114]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Darol Anger
Darol Anger - violin
Daron Norwood
Darrell Evans
Darrell Mansfield
[NAME] – (blues rock)
[NAME] (born 1940)
Darrell Nulisch
Darrell Nulisch - (born 1952)
Darrell Scott
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Darryl & Don Ellis
[NAME] (born 1964)
Darts
DARTZ!
[NAME] (1971–2018)
Darzamat[117]
Das Damen[148]
Das Ich
Das Racist[71][72][73]
[NAME]
Dashboard Confessional[5]
Dashboard Confessional[72][73][74]
Datarock
[NAME]
Datsik[12]
Daughtry
Dave & Sugar
Dave & Sugar
[NAME]
[NAME] (2002–present)
[NAME] (1920–2012), American jazz and blues pianist
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Five
[NAME] (1928–2003)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Harrington[9]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Kelly[2]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Band[149]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born May 21, 1963). Guitarist.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Edwards
[NAME]
[NAME] (1915–1973)
[NAME] (born 1939)
[NAME] and the Giants
[NAME] and the Giants – (rock)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1953)
[NAME] – live electronics
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (On Low and "Heroes")
[NAME] (tin machine)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – composer, computerist
[NAME]
[NAME] (1995-2012)
[NAME] Band[42][43]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – drones and interference beats
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Guetta[80][81]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (June 28, 1915 - August 29, 2011), [NAME] was a Delta blues guitarist and songwriter closely associated with [NAME], and one of the oldest living blues elder. He released several albums on Earwig Music.
[NAME] (June 28, 1915, [NAME], Mississippi – August 29, 2011). [NAME]–winning guitarist and singer; at the time of his death he may have been the last living Delta blues player of the twentieth century.
[NAME] (1935–1993)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME] Roth[139][140]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1950)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – biofeedback (human)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1951)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1961)
Davisson Brothers Band
Davy Kaye (1916-1998)[110]
Davy Knowles
Davy Knowles
[NAME]
Dawes[2][6]
Dawn of Ashes (early)
Dawn of Azazel[116]
Dawn of Azazel[154]
Dawn of Relic[118]
[NAME]
Dawn Silva[208]
Dawn[115]
Day of Fire (post-grunge)
Day of Vengeance[137]
Day of Vengeance[92]
Daylight Dies[155]
Daylight Dies[51]
Days N' Daze
Days of the New
Days of the New[94]
Dayton[68]
Daz Dillinger
Daz Dillinger[22]
Daze[44][45][46]
Dazz Band[69]
DB Boulevard[104]
D-Boy
dc Talk
DC Talk
DC Talk
DC Talk – (rock, R&B, hip hop)
DC Talk[74]
DD Sound →　[NAME]
dDub (New Zealand)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (band)
[NAME] Soul[13][75][76][77]
Deacon Blue
Dead Air Fresheners – masked, anonymous chance music or indeterminate music ensemble
Dead Artist Syndrome – (gothic rock)
Dead by Sunrise
Dead Can Dance
Dead Disco[105]
Dead Horse[156]
Dead Infection[157]
Dead Kennedys[14]
Dead Letter Circus[150]
Dead or Alive[106]
Dead Poetic – (hard rock, alternative rock)
Dead Poetic[77]
Dead Poetic[93][94]
Dead Prez[26]
Dead Sara[151]
[NAME], The
Deadlock[158]
deadmau5
deadmau5[55][56][57][58]
Deadwood Revival
Deaf Havana
Deafheaven[119]
[NAME] (born 1975)
[NAME] (Danville, Illinois)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1917–1995)
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1960), American singer, pianist, and saxophonist
Deap Vally[123][124]
Dear Ephesus[78][79]
Dear Ephesus[95]
[NAME]
Death Ambient
Death Angel[18]
Death Breath[160]
[NAME] for Cutie[1][2]
[NAME] for Cutie[152]
[NAME] for Cutie[80][81][82][83]
Death Cube K
Death Cube K
Death From Above 1979[6][7]
[NAME] – experimental hip-hop
[NAME]]
Death Organ[161]
Death Requisite[162]
Death Requisite[18][138]
Death SS[121]
Death Therapy[18]
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
Deathchain[164]
Deathprod
Deathprod
Deathspell Omega[120]
Debauchery[165]
Debbie Davies
Debbie Davies - Born August 22, 1952 in Los Angeles, California, Davies is a modern electric blues guitarist and singer who has performed for a variety of bands. She has also done some solo work and worked with [NAME], recording at least nine albums. Her current record label is Telarc.
Debbie Friedman
[NAME]
Debbie Gibson[150][151]
Debbie [NAME] portrait
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1993)
[NAME] (Romeo Void)
[NAME] (born 1953)
[NAME] Bonham[70][71]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Blondie)
Debris Inc.[52]
Debtor[139]
Debtor[96]
Decadence[166]
Decapitated[167]
Deceased crooners[edit]
Deceased[168]
December Wolves[122]
DecembeRadio – (Southern rock)
Deckchairs Overboard[70][71]
Decoded Feedback
Decrepit Birth[169]
[NAME] – (Nu metal, hard rock, post-grunge)
Decyfer Down[95]
Dee Dee[107]
Dee-1
Deeds of Flesh[170]
Deee-Lite[108][109]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Deep Purple[125]
Deep Purple[8]
Deepspace5
Deerhunter
Deezer D
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Defeated Sanity[171]
Defeater[55]
[NAME]]
Defleshed[173]
[NAME] (1899–1982)
[NAME] (December 14, 1899 – July 2, 1982). Early country blues harmonica player from Tennessee.
Defrage[95]
Deftones – experimental rock
Deftones[154]
Deftones[96]
DeGarmo and Key
DeGarmo and Key – (pop, rock)
Deicide[174]
Deinonychus[123]
Deinonychus[53]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Del Amitri[3]
Del Barber
Del Barber
Del Barber[6]
Del McCoury
Del McCoury
Del McCoury Band
[NAME] (1932–2007)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Del The Funky Homosapien
Del the Funky Homosapien[68][80][81]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1940)
[NAME] McClinton[237]
Delerium
Delerium
Deli Creeps[19][20]
Delirious?
Delirious? – (alternative rock, rock)
Deliverance[71][140]
Delorean[110][111][112]
Delta 5[5]
Delta Blind Billy
Delta Heavy
Delta Rae
Delta Spirit[6]
[NAME] 3030[69][82][83]
Demenzia[175]
Demenzia[54]
Demigod[176]
Demilich[177]
Demiricous[178]
Demise of Eros[127][141]
Demise of Eros[97]
Demon Hunter[103][104]
[NAME]]
Demon Hunter[98]
Demoncy[124]
Demoniac[125]
Demoniciduth[143]
Demonoid[179]
Den Fule
Den Saakaldte[126]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Headpins)
[NAME] (1885-1960)[60]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Born in New Jersey, Gruenling is an American electric blues harmonicist, songwriter, record producer and radio DJ. He has released seven albums since 1999, with his most recent being 2016's Ready or Not. His contributions to other musician's albums has included stints playing the harmonica, audio engineering and mixing, production and album sleeve artwork. Gruenling has also been employed for over a decade as a DJ on WFDU college radio.
[NAME], fiddle [6]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born August 7, 1944 in Orlando, Florida, [NAME] is a Texas blues electric guitarist and pianist better known for his collaborations with [NAME] and his songwriting for the Vaughan Brothers.
Denver and the Mile High Orchestra
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Depeche Mode[155]
Depeche Mode[4][15][16]
Dependency[99]
De-Phazz
Deraj
Derek & the Dominos
Derek and the Dominos[126]
[NAME] – guitar[1]
[NAME] – guitarist
[NAME] formerly known as Pro
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Dervish
Deryck Whibley
[NAME] (born 1964)
Des O'Connor
Desaster[127]
Desecration[180]
[NAME]
Desi Arnaz
[NAME]
Design
Design the Skyline[36]
Desperation Band
Desperation Band – (CCM)
Despised Icon[19]
Despised Icon[31][181]
Despite[182]
Destiny[6]
Destiny's Child
[NAME]'s Child[114]
Destra
Destroy Destroy Destroy[128][129]
Destroy Destroy Destroy[183]
[NAME] Until God Shows[20]
Destroy the Runner[100][101]
Destroy the Runner[144]
Destroy![18]
Deströyer 666[130]
Destruction[131]
Desultory[184]
Dethklok[185][186]
Detonation[187]
Detritus[145]
Detroit Diesel
Detroit [NAME]
Detroit's Most Wanted[21]
Deuce[115]
Deus Invictus[146]
Deuter
Deuteronomium[188]
Deuteronomium[24][147]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Dev[116][117]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Devian[132]
Devian[189]
Devics[26]
DevilDriver[190][191]
Devilish Impressions[133]
Devilish Impressions[192]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Devo[17][18]
Devolved[193]
[NAME] Allman[11]
Devotchka
Devourment[194]
Dewey Balfa
Dewey Balfa, fiddle
Dewgrass
[NAME]
[NAME]
DHT[118]
DHT[30][48]
[NAME] (Meg & Dia)
Diablo[195]
Diaboli[134]
Diabolic[196]
Diabolical Masquerade[135]
[NAME] – vocalist, composer
Diamond Nights[216]
Diamond Rio
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Braithwaite is a Black Canadian electric blues singer, songwriter and screenwriter. She is a multiple Maple Blues Award winner. More recently she has teamed up with [NAME] and they have been acclaimed as "blues icons" by the Toronto Star,[6] and collectively have won nine Maple Blues Awards and had six [NAME] nominations.[7] Although they are little known in the United States, [NAME] and [NAME] are mainstays of the Canadian blues scene.[8]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Tru Fax and the Insaniacs, Honky Tonk Confidential, The Fabulettes)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Dianna Corcoran
[NAME] do [NAME]
[NAME] do [NAME] – (worship, pop, pop rock, CCM)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1932–1995)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1891–1958)[37]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1922-1985)[102]
Dido (singer)
Dido[3]
Die Antwoord[84][85]
Die Apokalyptischen Reiter[36]
Die Happy – (rock)
Die Happy[149]
Die Kreuzen[157][158]
Die Krupps
Die Verbannten Kinder Evas
Diemonds[217][218]
[NAME] (born 1975)
Dies Irae[197]
Diesel Guitar
Difference United – (indie pop, rock)
Digable Planets[86][87]
DigHayZoose – (funk, rock)
DigHayZoose[114][150]
[NAME]
Digital Mystikz[7]
Digital Poodle
Digital Underground[75][88]
Digitalism
Digitalism
Digitalism[59][60][61]
DIIV[159]
DIIV[27]
Dilana
Dilated Peoples[1][26]
Dillon Francis
Dillon Francis[74]
[NAME]
Dimension Zero[200]
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike[62]
[NAME]]
Dina Carroll[77]
Dinah Cancer
Dinah Cancer (45 Grave, [NAME] and [NAME])
Dino
Dino Residbegovic – (BiH) experimental/live-electronic contemporary music composer
Dinosaur Jr.
Diocletian[136]
Diocletian[211]
Dion
Dion
Dion and the [NAME]
[NAME] (born October 21, 1950). Guitarist and singer.
Dion[18]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Diplo[63]
[NAME]
Dir En Grey[citation needed]
[NAME]
Dire Straits[130][131]
Dire[151]
Di-rect[156]
Dirge[55]
DIRT[26][27][28]
Dirty Looks[53]
Dirty Penny[219]
[NAME]
Dirty South[64]
Dirtyphonics[13]
disappear fear
Disarmonia Mundi[201]
Disavowed[202]
Disbelief[203]
Discharge (Grave New World era)[54]
Discharge[1]
Disciple – (hard rock, alternative metal, heavy metal, Southern metal)
Disciple (early)[105]
Disciple[152]
Disciplina [NAME]
Disclosure[48]
Disco-Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes
Disembowelment[56]
[NAME]]
Disgorge[205]
Disharmonic Orchestra[206]
[NAME]
Disillusion[207]
Disincarnate[208]
Diskreet[209]
Dismember[210]
Disorder[14]
Dispatch[160]
Dispatched[212]
Disperse – (rock, garage rock)
Disrupt[29]
Dissection[138]
Dissection[213]
Distance[14]
Distorted[214]
Distortion Mirrors
Disturbed[105]
Diunna Greenleaf
Dive
Divide the Sea[106]
Divide the Sea[139][153]
Divine Heresy[215]
Divine Styler[15][89]
Divinefire[24]
Dixiana
Dixie Chicks
Dixie Chicks
[NAME] – (rock, alternative rock, post-hardcore)
[NAME] (early)[107]
Dizmas[154]
Dizmas[85][86]
[NAME] (1917–1993)[5]
DJ Ajax[65]
DJ BoBo
DJ BoBo[119]
DJ BoBo[49]
DJ Chef[15]
DJ Dust
DJ Encore[120]
DJ Encore[50]
DJ Hell
DJ Maj
DJ Manian[51]
DJ Official
DJ Quik
DJ Quik[23]
DJ Sammy[30]
DJ [NAME]
DJ SFR[16]
DJ [NAME]
DJ Tocadisco[66]
DJ [NAME]
DJ Yella
Djivan Gasparyan
D-Maub
DMG
[NAME]
D'Molls[55]
D-Naff
Dntel
Dntel
Do or Die[24]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1923–2012)
Dock Boggs
Dock Boggs
[NAME]
Doctor [NAME]
Doctor [NAME]
Doctor [NAME]
Doctor [NAME] (October 21, 1925, Tunica, Mississippi – May 28, 1993). Born [NAME], he was a harmonica player, guitarist and singer of country blues, Delta blues and juke joint blues. He recorded several albums from the 1960s to the 1990s for various labels, including Fortune Records and JSP Records.
Doctor [NAME] (October 21, 1925, Tunica, Mississippi – May 28, 1993). [NAME] player, guitarist and singer of country blues, Delta blues, Detroit blues and juke joint blues
Dodgy
Dodgy[2]
Dødheimsgard[139]
Does It Offend You, Yeah?
Dog Blood
Dog Eat Dog
Dog Faced Hermans[30]
Dog Fashion Disco[108]
Doggy's Angels[25]
Dogwood (fourth album)[46][47]
[NAME]]
Dokken[9][27][30][33][42][44][56]
Dolly Collins
Dolly Guleria
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton (born 1946)
Dolly Parton in 2010
Dolores [NAME]
Dolores [NAME] (The Cranberries)
Dolorian[140]
Dolorian[57]
Dolphin[90]
[NAME]
Dominion[216]
Domino
Dominus[217]
[NAME]
[NAME] "Sugarcane" Harris[174]
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME] and the Goodtimes (Portland, Oregon)
[NAME] Cornell[2]
[NAME] and the Goodtimers
[NAME] Covay[62]
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1928–2003)
[NAME] (born 1947)
[NAME] – sound collage
[NAME] Julian[135]
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1934–2006)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1939–2017)
Dónal Lunny
[NAME]
[NAME] (born May 12, 1953). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (L7)
[NAME] (born 1945)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Donny Osmond[242][243]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1975)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Hymn[109]
[NAME] Hymn[155]
[NAME]]
Doomtree[91]
Dope
Đorđe Balašević
Đorđe Balašević
Dori Freeman
Dorn[141]
Dornenreich[142]
[NAME] (1922–1998), American pianist
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME](1932–1991)
Double Trouble[20]
Doug Deming & the Jewel Tones
[NAME]
Doug Hammond[6]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1936)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Doug Sahm
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1956)
[NAME]
Dougie MacLean
[NAME]
Doves
Down With [NAME]
Down[59]
downhere – (rock, alternative rock)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Twickenham, London, England)
downset.
Doyle Bramhall II
[NAME] II[74]
[NAME] Born February 17, 1949 in Dallas, Texas, Bramhall is strictly a Texas blues musician, a talented guitarist, drummer and singer who worked with [NAME] and his brother [NAME]. His son, [NAME] is also a blues musician. He has released several solo albums.
Doyle Dykes
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Dr Feelgood
Dr. Alban[5][7][52]
Dr. [NAME]'s Original Savannah Band
Dr. [NAME]
Dr. Dre[26][27]
Dr. [NAME]
Dr. [NAME]
Dr. [NAME]
Dr. [NAME] (born 1940), New Orleans blues and boogie woogie pianist and composer of "Boxcar Boogie" among others
Dr. John[73][74]
Dr. [NAME]]
Dr. Spec's Optical Illusion (New Orleans, Louisiana)
Draconian[60]
Dragonlord[143]
Drake
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
Dramarama
Drastique[144]
[NAME]
Dreadzone
dreamSTATE
dreamSTATE
dreDDup
Dredg[161]
Dresta
[NAME]
[NAME]
Drink Small
Drink Small - Born January 28, 1933 in Bishopville, South Carolina, [NAME] is known was the "Blues Doctor".
Drive By Truckers
Drive Like Jehu[87][88]
Drop the Lime
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Drottnar[145]
Drottnar[219]
Drottnar[24]
Drottnar[61]
Drowners
Drowning Pool[109]
Drudkh[146]
Drupatee
Dry & Heavy
Dua Lipa[46]
[NAME]
Duane Allman[12][13]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Dub Incorporation
[NAME]
Dub Syndicate
[NAME]
Dubee
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Dubstar[121]
Dubtribe
Duchess Says
Duck Sauce[67]
[NAME] (born 1972)
Due West
Duffy Bishop
Duffy Bishop - born in Redding, California, Bishop is a singer and songwriter. She is in the Cascade Blues Association and Washington Blues Society Halls of Fame, and has been given a Lifetime Achievement Award by both bodies. In a career spanning over forty years, Bishop has also been a costume designer and an actress in musical theatre. To date she and her band have released seven albums.
Duffy Power
Duffy Power[267]
Duffy[2]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1899–1974)[4]
[NAME]
Duke Robillard
Duke Robillard - Born October 4, 1948 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, Robillard is a founding member of Roomful of Blues. An electric guitarist, he has performed jazz blues and swing music in addition to his contemporary blues sound. He has released dozens of albums for labels like Stony Plain Records, [NAME] and [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Dumpstaphunk[80]
[NAME]
Duotang[7]
Dupree Bolton[1]:105
Duran Duran
Duran Duran[4][19][20]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Dustin Lynch (born 1985)
[NAME] (born 1964)
Dusty Springfield[2][3][55]
DW ([NAME]) Drouillard
[NAME]
[NAME] – (alternative rock)
[NAME] (born 1956)
[NAME] (Thousand Year Itch)
Dying Fetus[223]
Dyke and the Blazers[24][81]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1990
Dylath Leen[224]
DYM
Dynamic Twins
Dynasty[110]
Dynasty[82][83]
dZihan & Kamien
E
E
E
E
E
E
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[NAME]
[NAME] - born c. 1959 in Oakland, California, she has released four albums and presents EC's [NAME], on public access television.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born January 17, 1966). Singer, guitarist and songwriter.
E.S.G.
E[edit]
E[edit]
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E[edit]
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E[edit]
E[edit]
E[edit]
E-40
E-40[28]
Eager – (rock) (1995-1998)
Eagles
Eagles
[NAME]
[NAME]
Earl Hooker
[NAME] (January 15, 1930, Clarksdale, Mississippi – April 21, 1970). Moved to Chicago with his family in the early 1940s. Slide guitarist who left an indelible mark on the Chicago blues. Having learning the rudiments of slide guitar from [NAME], he joined [NAME]'s Kings of Rhythm in 1949 and toured the South. He returned to Chicago in the mid-1950s and became much in demand as a session player, recording with artists like [NAME], [NAME] and his cousin, [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1924–2012)
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1941)
Early country blues[edit]
Early urban blues[edit]
Earring [NAME]
Earring [NAME] - (September 27, 1928 – February 12, 1995) was born in Montgomery, Alabama, United States. Although he only recorded a single solo album, Mayweather's harmonica work appeared on recordings by [NAME] and [NAME] Taylor.[40]
Earring [NAME] (September 27, 1928 – February 12, 1995) was born in Montgomery, Alabama, United States. Although he only recorded a single solo album, Mayweather's harmonica work appeared on recordings by [NAME] and [NAME] Taylor.[5]
Earshot[110]
Earth
Earth
Earth Groans[156]
Earth, Wind & Fire
Earth, Wind & Fire[10][11][24][50][84][85]
Earth[62]
[NAME]
Earthride[63]
Earthstar
Earthsuit – (rock) (1995-2003)
E-A-Ski
East 17
East 17[125]
East West – (hardcore rock, hard rock, nu metal) (1993-2003)
East West[111][112][113]
East West[157]
Eastern Iowa Brass Band
[NAME] (born 1982)
Easy Action[25]
[NAME] All-Stars
Eazy-E
Eazy-E[29]
[NAME] - double-bass
Ebony Tears[225]
Echo Hollow[158][159]
Echo Lake[4]
Echobelly[2]
Echobrain[111][112]
Echoing Angels – (rock) (1999–present)
Echosmith
[NAME] (1886–1975)
Eclection
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (May 1905, Fort Deposit, Alabama – 1960, 1965 or 1966). Released recordings under his own name and as [NAME] and [NAME] from Alabama.
[NAME] (born 1939)
[NAME] (born 1969)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Nomads/Wool (Watertown, New York)
Eddie "Guitar" Burns
Eddie "Guitar" Burns
Eddie Adcock
Eddie Bo[15]
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 25, 1914 – July 13, 1994) Born in Stovall, Mississippi, [NAME] was a piano blues pianist, singer/songwriter and a fixture of the Chicago blues scene, touring Europe with [NAME] in 1965. Though he performed electric and acoustic Chicago blues, [NAME] left the United States and lived abroad due to racial discrimination. He recorded for labels like Love Records and [NAME].
[NAME] (November 25, 1914, Stovall, Mississippi – July 13, 1994). Blues pianist, singer, and songwriter, a fixture of the Chicago blues scene, performing electric and acoustic Chicago blues. He toured Europe with [NAME] in 1965. He left the United States and lived abroad because of racial discrimination. He recorded for Love Records, [NAME], and other labels.
[NAME] (born May 6, 1939, [NAME], Mississippi). Electric blues guitarist and singer. Performed with [NAME]' [NAME], [NAME] and many others. His debut album was for Mr. [NAME]. He has recorded for Blind Pig Records, JSP Records and other labels.
Eddie Cantor
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 4, 1926 – August 11, 2015) Born in Leland, Mississippi, Cusic was an African American, Mississippi blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter. In 1998, he released the album, I Want to [NAME].
Eddie Daniels - sax, clarinet
[NAME] (1907–1999)
[NAME]
Eddie from Ohio
[NAME]
Eddie Kendricks[140]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Born April 21, 1938 in [NAME], Alabama, King has played as a sideman to many other blues musicians including [NAME] and [NAME], before issuing the Blues Music Award winning solo album, Another Cow's Dead, in 1997.
[NAME] (April 21, 1938 – March 14, 2012). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
Eddie Kirkland - Born August 16, 1928 in Jamaica, Kirkland is a soul-blues electric guitarist that has performed with artists like [NAME] and many others. He has had an extensive recording career, with over ten solo albums to date, among them one for Telarcand another for JSP Records.
[NAME] (1902–1933)
[NAME]
[NAME] (c. 1910 – November 14, 1931). [NAME] player.
[NAME] (1930–1978)
Eddie Prevost – percussion, drums
[NAME]
[NAME] (1941–1998)
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 20, 1937 - January 29, 2018). Tenor saxophonist.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 29, 1923 – December 25, 1985). Electric blues guitarist and singer.
Eddie Vedder
Eddie Vedder
Eddie Vedder[2]
Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater (January 10, 1935 – June 1, 2018). Moved to Chicago at the age of fifteen. He is a modern electric rhythm and blues and Chicago blues guitarist and singer. He has recorded numerous solo albums for [NAME], [NAME], and other labels.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1918–2008)
[NAME] (country crooner)
[NAME] - (January 10, 1935 – June 1, 2018) Clearwater moved to Chicago at the age of fifteen. He was a modern electric rhythm and blues and Chicago blues guitarist and singer, and has recorded numerous solo albums for [NAME], [NAME], and many other labels.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1944)
Eden Brent (born 1965), American pianist and vocalist
Eden's Bridge – (Celtic, folk rock, pop, progressive rock) (1993–present)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Edgar Winter Group
[NAME]
[NAME] – electronic music
Edge of Dawn
Edge of Sanity[226]
Edie Brickell & the New Bohemians[3]
[NAME] (Edie Brickell & New Bohemians)
Edison Glass[114]
Edison Glass[17]
[NAME] Glass[89][90][91]
[NAME]
Edith North Johnson[21]
[NAME] Wilson[30]
Editors
[NAME]
Edmonia Henderson[17]
Edna Hicks
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Magnetic Zeros
[NAME]
[NAME] (and the [NAME])
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Eels[3]
Eibon la Furies[147]
Eiffel 65
Eiffel 65[126][127]
Eiffel 65[55][56][57]
[NAME]
Eilen Jewell
Einherjer[148]
Eisenfunk
Eisley[48]
Eisley[92][93]
Eisregen[149]
Elastica
Elastica[1]
El-B[18]
[NAME] (1968–2015)
Elbow[162]
[NAME] (December 22, 1910 - October 25, 2018). [NAME] harmonica player and singer.
[NAME] (The Fiery Furnaces)
Electrasy
Electric Boys[16][50]
Electric Boys[18][21][22]
Electric Flag[136][137]
Electric Light Orchestra
Electric Six
Electric Wizard[64]
Electro Team[58]
Electrocute
Electronic
Electronic[21][22]
Electrosexual
Elements of Dub (Niko Parigi)
Elena Temnikova
[NAME]
Elevation Worship
Eleven Hundred Springs
Eleventh Dream Day
Eleventyseven
Eleventyseven – (power pop, electronica) (2002-2014)
[NAME]
Elgibbor[160]
Eli Cook
[NAME] April 24, 1986 in Nelson County, Virginia, United States, [NAME] has released six albums before his 30th birthday.[9]
Eli Fara
Eli Young Band
[NAME]
[NAME]
Elijah Rock
Elio [NAME] – computer, guitar
Elio [NAME] – Italian experimental music composer and performer
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1958)
[NAME]
Eliza Brown[4]
Eliza Carthy
[NAME]
[NAME] "Z" [NAME] (The Like)
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Reputation, [NAME])
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (Miss [NAME])
[NAME] Mitchell[55]
[NAME]
Ella
[NAME], with The Ink Spots covered "Cow Cow Boogie"
Ella Hooper (Killing [NAME])
Ella Jenkins
[NAME]
Ella Retford (1885-1962)[66]
Ella Shields (1879-1952)[73]
[NAME] (Lorde)[1]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – long string Instrument
[NAME] – tenor saxophone
Ellie Goulding
Ellie Goulding[161][162]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]]
Elliott Power
[NAME] – multi-instrumentalist
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Elliott[94]
Elliphant
[NAME]born 1974, [NAME], Alabama), has released six albums to date.
[NAME]
Elmo Hope[1]:105
Elmore D
Elmore [NAME]
Elmore [NAME]January 27, 1918 – May 24, 1963) Born in Richland, Mississippi, [NAME] was a slide guitarist on acoustic and electric guitars and also a singer. He performed both Delta blues and Chicago blues, though he is most well known for the latter. His technique influenced a generation of guitarists that followed.
Elmore [NAME] (January 27, 1918, Richland, Mississippi – May 24, 1963). Slide guitarist, playing acoustic and electric guitars, and singer, who performed Delta blues and Chicago blues and is best known for the latter; his technique influenced a generation of guitarists that followed.
Elmore [NAME] (January 27, 1918, Richland, Mississippi – May 24, 1963). Slide guitarist, playing acoustic and electric guitars, and singer. He performed Delta blues and Chicago blues and is best known for the latter. His technique influenced a generation of guitarists who followed.
ELO
[NAME]
El-P[93][94][95]
[NAME] (1913–1972)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1947), English singer, pianist, and composer
[NAME] John[3][37]
Eluveitie
Eluveitie
Eluvium
Eluvium
Elvenking
[NAME]
[NAME] (August 7, 1891 – May 20, 1979) Country blues singer and guitarist.
[NAME]
Elvin Bishop[46]
Elvis Costello
Elvis Costello
Elvis Costello[3]
Elvis Perkins
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1935–1977)
Elwood[96]
Elysia[227]
Elysia[38]
Elysian Fields[28]
Elysium[228]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Emalkay[19]
Emancipator
Emanuel[95]
Embalmer[229]
Embodiment 12:14[115]
Embodiment 12:14[161]
Embodyment – (hard rock, alternative metal, death metal) (1993-2004)
Embodyment[230]
Embodyment[47]
Embodyment[72][162]
Embrace
Embrace[41][96]
Embraced[150]
Emcee Lynx
Emcee N.I.C.E.
Emerald Web
Emeralds
Emeralds
[NAME]
Emerson Lake & Palmer
Emery
Emery – (hard rock, post-hardcore, emocore) (2001–present)
Emery[163][164]
Emery[53]
Emery[97]
EMF
EMF[23][24][25]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Emilie Autumn[1][2]
[NAME] (1962–2016)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Broken Social Scene, [NAME] and the Soft Skeleton and Metric)
[NAME] – computer composer
[NAME]
[NAME]
Emily Osment[241]
Emily Saliers (Indigo Girls)
[NAME] Explosion[4]
Emily West (born 1981)
EmiSunshine
Emitt Rhodes[7][10]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Emmure[19]
Emmy the Great
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1947)
[NAME] in 2005
Emperor[151]
Empire of the Sun[130][131]
Empire! Empire! (I Was a Lonely Estate)[98]
Empyrium
Empyrium[152]
E–N
En Vogue
End Time Warriors also known as E.T.W.
Endless Boogie[140]
Endstille[153]
Endura
Energy Orchard
Energy Orchard
[NAME]
Engineers[29]
Enigma
Enigma
Enlow[116]
[NAME]
Ensiferum
Ensiferum[231]
Enslaved[154]
Enslavement of Beauty[155]
Enter Shikari[113][114]
Enter Shikari[163]
Enter the Haggis
Enthroned[156]
Entombed[232]
[NAME]
Enuff Z'Nuff[19][57][58]
Envy on the Coast[164]
Enya
Enya
Enya[3]
EOTO
Éowyn – (alternative rock) (1999–present)
Ephel Duath[157][158]
Ephemeral Mists
[NAME]
Epoch of Unlight[159]
Epoch of Unlight[233]
Equilibrium
Equilibrium[160]
Eraserheads[165]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1977)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Eric Clapton[97][98][99][100][101][102]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME] Hutchinson[1]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1983)
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - cello
[NAME]
[NAME] Satie
[NAME] – precursor of minimalism, dada
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Erja Lyytinen
Erkan Oğur
[NAME] (1928–2009)
[NAME] (1914–1984)
[NAME] and the Emperors (Santa Barbara, California)
[NAME] (1922–1981), American pianist, organist, and arranger
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (November 30, 1953 – July 17, 2014) was a Florida-based guitarist who released two albums in his lifetime, and backed [NAME] in Europe in 1993.
[NAME] (1871-1937)[54]
[NAME] – cello
Erol Alkan[6]
E-Rotic[53]
Eruption
[NAME]
[NAME] the Fate[99][100]
ESG
ESG[86]
[NAME] (Mail Dominance: [NAME] & California Dreaming)
Eshon Burgundy
Eskobar[30]
Eso-Charis[117][118]
Eso-Charis[165]
Esoteric[65]
Espers
Estatic Fear[161]
[NAME]
Esther Bigeou
[NAME]
Esthero
Eternal Decision[166]
Eternal Elysium[66]
Eternal Lord[19][39]
Eternal Lord[31][234]
Eternal Oath[235]
Eternal Tears of Sorrow[236]
[NAME]
Ethel Finnie[13]
Ethel Waters
Ethel Waters
[NAME] [27]
[NAME] in 1943
Ethereal Woods[162]
Etro Anime
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 31, 1913, Caldwell County, North Carolina – September 23, 2006). [NAME], banjo player and singer who performed Piedmont blues. In the 1990s she released two solo albums, one for [NAME]. In 2004 Music Maker Records released some recordings she made with [NAME] in 1956 and 1998.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Satellite Party)
E-Type[5][6][54]
Eu4ya[59]
Eucharist[237]
[NAME] - cello
[NAME] (1861-1918)[75]
Euphorbia
Euphoria's Id (Saco, Maine)
Europe
Europe[13][30][59][60][61][62]
Eurythmics
Eurythmics[4]
[NAME] ([NAME])
Eva O
Eva O ([NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (UK) saxophonist
[NAME] – saxophones
[NAME]
[NAME] – (Bang on a Can), gamelan
Evanescence
Evanescence[116]
Evanescence[166]
Evanescence[8]
Evangeline
[NAME]
Evans Blue[167]
Evelyn "Champagne" King
[NAME]
[NAME]
Evelynn[167]
Ever Stays Red – (indie pop, rock) (2002-2008)
Ever Stays Red[101]
Everclear
Everdown[119][120][121]
Everdown[168]
Everfound – (rock, alternative) (2005–present)
Everlife – (pop rock) (2001-2013)
Everman – (rock) (1996-2004)
Every Avenue
Every Avenue[102][103]
Every Day Life[122][123]
Every Day Life[note 3][169]
Every Knee Shall Bow[124]
Every Knee Shall Bow[170][171]
Every Mother's Nightmare[27]
Every Move a Picture
Everyday Process
Everyday Sunday
Everyday Sunday – (rock, alternative rock, pop punk) (1997–present)
Everyone Dies in Utah[172]
Everything Everything[135][136]
Everything in Slow Motion[125]
Everything in Slow Motion[173]
Evie
Evil (Miami, Florida)
Evils Toy (before changing to T.O.Y.)
E'voke
Evoken[238]
Evoken[67]
Ewan MacColl
Ewan Pearson[131]
Ewigkeit[163]
Ex Deo[239]
Excision[12]
[NAME]
[NAME] (X, Original Sinners)
Exhumed[240]
Exile
Exorcism[69]
Experimental Audio Research – ambient, synth/noise
[NAME]
Explosions In The Sky
Exposé[137][138]
Expulsion[241]
Extol[126]
Extol[24][41][174][175]
Extol[242]
Extreme Noise Terror[243]
Extreme[23][24][25]
Extreme[9][27][63]
Eyedea[98]
Eyehategod[68]
Eyes Set to Kill[104]
[NAME]
Ezo[64]
F
F
F
F
F
F
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
F[edit]
Fabian
Fabio Treves
[NAME]
Face Down[244]
Faces
Faces[145]
Failure[120][121]
Failure[168]
Fair to Midland
Fair to Midland[127]
Fair – (rock, alternative rock)
Fairport Convention
Fairport Convention
Faith Child
[NAME] (born 1967)
Faith No More[169]
Faith No More[17][56][128]
Faith No More[3][18][26]
Faith Nolan
[NAME]
Faith, Hope & Charity[1]
Faith[70]
Fake Blood[68]
[NAME]!
Falchion
Falchion[247]
Falconer
[NAME]
Falkenbach[164]
Fall of the Idols[71]
Fall Out Boy
Fall Out Boy[105][106]
Fall Out Boy[170][171][172]
Fall Out Boy[23][24]
Falling Cycle[127]
Falling Cycle[167][176]
Falling in Reverse[107]
Falling in Reverse[220]
Falling Up
Falling Up – (experimental rock, rock, hard rock)
Falling Up[108]
Falling Up[177]
Falling You
Fallstar[128]
Fallstar[178]
[NAME]
Family Force 5 – (crunkcore, rock, rap rock, alternative rock) (2004–present)
Family Force 5[109]
Family Force 5[129]
Family Force 5[179]
Family Force 5[5]
Family of the Year
Fanfarlo
[NAME] (1856-1935)[46]
Fannie May [NAME]
Fannie May Goosby[13]
Fantasmagoria
Fantomas
Fantômas[130]
Farewell, [NAME]
Farida Parveen
Far-Less[131]
Farmakon[248]
Farmer's Daughter
[NAME] (1932–1996)
Fasedown[132]
[NAME]]
Fashion[88]
Fast Ryde
Fastball
Fastball[3]
Faster Pussycat[31][33][44][65]
Fastway[19]
[NAME] [NAME]
Fat Jon
Fat [NAME]'s Band
[NAME] Band[89]
Fat Pat
Fatback Band
Fatback Band[10][90][91][92]
[NAME]
Fatherson
Fathom
Fatime Sokoli
[NAME] (1928–2017), American R&B pianist and singer who recorded some boogie pieces in the 1950s
Faun
Faustcoven[165]
[NAME]
Faze-O[30][93]
Fear Factory[131]
Fear Factory[249]
Fear My Thoughts[250]
Fear of Men[31]
Fearless Vampire Killers
Feast Eternal[182]
Fedde le Grand[37][69]
Fee
Fee – (rock, worship)
Feed Me[70]
Feeder
Feindflug
Feist
Feist[1][5]
Fela Kuti[72][145]
Felguk[71][72]
Felice and [NAME]
[NAME]
Felix Cartal[34]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Female blues musicians[edit]
Feminist Improvising Group
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 23, 1935 – November 25, 1997) Born in Minter City, Mississippi, [NAME] performed everything from soul blues and Texas blues to what he is most remembered for, the Chicago blues. He was discovered by [NAME], who soon got him recording for [NAME]. A guitarist and singer, [NAME] played both acoustic and electric guitar. He appeared on "Texas Flood" by [NAME] in 1958. In the 1960s he moved to Chicago, where he later recorded extensively for the famous Alligator [NAME].
[NAME]
Fergie
[NAME] (1925–2011)
[NAME] in 1962
Fern
Fern Kinney
Fernanda Brum
[NAME]
Fernest Arceneaux
Fernhill
Fernhill
Ferrante & Teicher
Ferron
[NAME]]
Feufollet
Fever Fever
Few Left Standing[133]
Few Left Standing[184]
Fiddler's Green
Fiddler's Green
Fiddlin' [NAME]
Fiddlin' [NAME]
Field Mouse[32]
Fields of the Nephilim[9]
Fifth Harmony
Fifth Harmony[141]
Fifth on the Floor
Fifth on the Floor[27]
Fighting Instinct – (rock)
Fighting Jacks[49]
Fightstar[133][134]
Fightstar[173]
Figure Four[134]
Figure Four[185]
[NAME] Brazillia[10][11]
Filter
Filter
Filter[142][143]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Fimbulwinter[167]
Final
Final Surrender[135]
Final Surrender[186]
Finding Favour
Fine Young Cannibals
Fine Young Cannibals[27]
Finger Eleven[141]
Finger Eleven[174]
Finite Automata
Finn Brothers[3]
Finntroll
Finntroll[166]
Finsterforst
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Apple[175]
[NAME] Apple[3]
Fionn Regan
Fire Party[41][42]
Firefall
Fireflight – (alternative rock, rock, hard rock)
Fireflight (early)[136][137]
Fireflight[111][112]
FireHouse[19][27][31][67][68]
Fireworks[25]
First Aid Kit
First Aid Kit
First aid kit
First Call
First Choice
First Degree
Fischerspooner
Fishbone[176]
[NAME]
Fisherman's Friends
Fishmans
Fission[252]
Fit for a King[138]
Fit for a King[15][32][187]
Fit for an Autopsy[41]
Fitz & the Tantrums[2]
Five Americans (Durant, Oklahoma)
Five Finger Death Punch[144][145]
Five for Fighting
Five Hand Reel
Five Horse Johnson[146]
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy – (Ska)
Five Iron Frenzy[3][4]
Five[142]
F–J[edit]
FKA [NAME] – (UK) musician, songwriter, producer, director
FLAME
Flanagan and [NAME] (respectively: 1896-1968; 1894-1982)[98]
Flanders and [NAME] (respectively: 1922-1975; 1923-1994)[99]
Flatfoot 56
Flatfoot 56
Flatland Cavalry
Flatt & Scruggs
Flawed by Design[188]
Fleas and Lice[27]
Flee the Seen[139][140]
Fleet Foxes
Fleet Foxes
Fleet Foxes
Fleet Foxes[177]
Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac[1]
Fleetwood Mac[147][148][149][150]
Fleming Brown
Fleming McWilliams (Fleming and [NAME])
Flesh Field
Fleshcrawl[253]
Fleshgod Apocalypse[254]
Fleshkiller[189]
Fleurety[168]
Flight 180
Flight of the Conchords
Flight of the Conchords
Flight of the Conchords[citation needed]
[NAME]
Flipsyde[101]
[NAME]
Flobots[99][100]
Flogging Molly
Flogging Molly
Flook
Floor[72]
Flor
Florence & the Machine[2]
Florence + the Machine[34][35][36]
Florence and the Machine
[NAME] (Florence and the Machine)
Florian-Ayala Fauna – musician, music producer[1]
Florian-Ayala Fauna[1]
Florian-Ayala Fauna[2]
Florida Georgia Line
Flow
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 2, 1911 – May 9, 1976). [NAME], guitarist and mandolinist of Piedmont blues.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1933–1997)
[NAME]
[NAME], American pianist; played for seven years with Western Swing revival band Asleep at the Wheel
[NAME]
[NAME] (July 21, 1917 – December 19, 1989). Singer, guitarist and songwriter.
[NAME]
[NAME] - born April 13, 1943, Daytona Beach, Florida, [NAME] is an guitarist, singer and songwriter who has released four solo albums since 1992.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1914–2003)
Flume – experimental electronic producer
Flume[12]
Flux of Pink Indians[31][27][28]
Flux Pavilion[20]
Fly My Pretties
Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band
Flying Burrito Brothers
Flying Lotus – hip hop, IDM, jazz, electronica
Flying Lotus[102][103]
Flyleaf – (rock)
Flyleaf[113][114]
Flyleaf[141]
Flyleaf[153]
Flyleaf[178]
Flyleaf[190]
Flynnville Train
[NAME]
FM Static
FM Static – (rock, alternative rock)
Foals
Foals[179]
Focused[142][143]
Focused[191]
Foden's Band[10]
Foesum
Foggy Mountain Boys
Foghat
Foghat[151][152]
[NAME] – (alternative rock)
Folk Implosion[180]
Folk punk[edit]
Folk Soul Revival
Folkearth
Follow for Now[3][30][31]
Fono – (alternative rock, rock)
Foo Fighters[181]
Foo Fighters[7]
Foolish Things – (rock, alternative rock)
Fool's Garden
For Against
For Against[33]
For All Eternity[144]
For All Eternity[192]
for King & Country (2011–present)
For Love Not Lisa (hard rock)
For the Fallen Dreams[145]
For the Fallen Dreams[195]
For Today[30]
For Today[42][193][194]
Forefather
Forefather[169]
Foreign Beggars
Foreigner
[NAME]
Foreknown[146]
Foreknown[196]
Forest City Joe
Forest Huval
Forest Stream[170]
Forest Stream[73]
Forever Changed
Forever Changed – (rock, punk rock, indie rock)
Forever Changed[116][117][118]
Forever Changed[147]
Forever the Sickest Kids[119]
Forever The Sickest Kids[182]
Forever the Sickest Kids[26]
ForeverAtLast[148]
Forevermore[149]
[NAME]]
Forfeit Thee Untrue[150]
Forfeit Thee Untrue[198]
Forgotten Tomb[171]
Foster & Lloyd
Foster the People[1][2]
[NAME] the People[144][145]
[NAME]
Fountains of Wayne[183]
Four Bitchin' Babes
Four Tet
Four Tops
Foxing[120]
Foxy[3]
Fragile Rock[121]
Fragma[32]
Fragments of Unbecoming[255]
Framing Hanley[184]
France (Breton)[edit]
France [NAME]
Frances McKee
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1900–1966), "Near You"
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Catholics
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1901-1957)[119]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 1, 1888 – September 12, 1955). [NAME], singer and songwriter, considered by some to be the father of the Memphis blues guitar style.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – composer and performer
[NAME] – guitar
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1983)
[NAME] (1939–2015), performed "Sea Cruise" with Huey "Piano" Smith accompanying on the piano
[NAME]
[NAME] to Hollywood[147][148]
[NAME] to Hollywood[28]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1913–2007)
Frankie Laine[2]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 30, 1917 – May 10, 1970) was an electric Texas blues guitarist.
[NAME] (April 30, 1917 – May 10, 1970). Singer-songwriter and electric blues guitarist.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1931)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Frantique
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – composer and performer
[NAME]
Frazier River
Freakwater[29]
[NAME] (1844-1886)[3]
[NAME] (dancer/singer)
[NAME] (1885-1938)[5]
[NAME] (September 16, 1926 – August 14, 1988). Drummer for the Aces and [NAME] and session player for [NAME] and many others.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Fred Falke
[NAME] Trio
[NAME] – guitar, violin
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – cello
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Fred Small
Fred Wesley[24][50]
Freda Payne
Freddie Aguilar
Freddie Brooks
Freddie Gibbs[32]
Freddie Hart (born 1926)
Freddie King
Freddie King
[NAME] - (September 3, 1934 – December 28, 1976) Born in Gilmer, Texas, [NAME] was an electric rhythm and blues and Texas blues guitarist who performed with a long list of blues greats throughout his career. He recorded extensively in the 1960s for King Records.
Freddie King[211]
Freddie Roulette
Freddie Roulette
Freddie Roulette (born May 3, 1939). Electric blues lap steel guitarist and singer.
Freddie Slack (1910–1965), American pianist and bandleader, originator of "Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar" in the 1940s
Freddie Spruell
[NAME] (December 28, 1893 – June 19, 1956). Singer and guitarist, generally regarded as the first Delta bluesman to be recorded.
[NAME] (1937–2006)
[NAME] (born 1947)
Frédéric Acquaviva – (France) Experimental music
[NAME]
[NAME] (1821-1864)[4]
[NAME] – organ
Fredwreck
Free
Free
Free Moral Agents
Free[30][154][155]
Freedy Johnston
Freedy Johnston[3]
Freeez[97]
Freescha
Freestyle Fellowship[1][105][106]
Freezepop
[NAME]'s Comet[19][72]
[NAME]!
Fresh I.E.
Friendly Fires[31][32][33]
Friendly Rich
Frifot
[NAME]
[NAME]
From a Second Story Window[256]
From Autumn to Ashes[124]
From the Shallows[257]
From the Shallows[77]
Front 242
Front Line Assembly
Frontside[258]
Frontside[42]
Frost Like Ashes[138][199]
Frost Like Ashes[172]
Frosthardr[173]
Frosthardr[24][199]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Fruteland Jackson
Fruteland [NAME] - (born June 9, 1953) Born in Sunflower County, Mississippi, [NAME] is an American electric blues guitarist, singer and songwriter. [NAME] stated, "My respect for Fruteland Jackson is very high. He and my boy [NAME] is the future sound of true acoustic blues."[21] He has also worked with children to raise awareness of blues music and has been honored for his work in that field, including in 1997 being granted a [NAME] for "Keeping the Blues Alive" in Education.[22]
FS[21]
[NAME]]
Fuck Buttons
Fuel
Fuel[154]
Fugazi[185]
Fugees[11][12]
Full Scale[155]
Fun
Fun Factory[149]
Fun Factory[60][61]
Fun Lovin' Criminals[107]
[NAME] Criminals[186]
Fun Lovin' Criminals[98]
Fun.
Fun[37]
Funeral For A Friend
Funeral for a Friend[125][126]
Funeral for a Friend[157]
Funeral Mist[174]
[NAME]
Funkadelic
Funkadelic[10][24][99][100]
Funkadelic[32][33]
Funkdoobiest
Funker Vogt
[NAME]
FuntCase
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 6, 1893 – September 14, 1981). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
Fursaxa
Further Seems Forever – (rock, emo, indie rock)
Further Seems Forever[127][128]
Further Seems Forever[151][152]
Further Seems Forever[27]
Future Sound of London / Amorphous Androgynous
Futurecop!
[NAME]
FVK[28]
G
G
G
G
G
G
[NAME] (1854-1922)[16]
[NAME] (1882-1962)[29]
[NAME] (1845-1901)[4]
G. Love & Special Sauce
G. Love & Special Sauce
G. Love & Special Sauce[108][109][110]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
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G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
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G[edit]
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G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
G[edit]
[NAME]]
Gaba Kulka
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 2000)
[NAME]
[NAME] – piano
[NAME]
Gabriella Cilmi[2]
[NAME]]
Gaddar
[NAME]
Gaelle
[NAME]
Gail Davies (born 1948)
Gala[62]
Galactic Cowboys[200]
Galactic[101][102]
Galaxie 500[19]
Gallhammer[177]
Gallhammer[75]
Galliano
Galloping Coroners
[NAME]
[NAME]
Gandalf[260]
Gândul Mâței
[NAME]
Gang of Four
Gang of Four[34]
Gang of Four[4]
[NAME]]
Ganksta N-I-P (Psychotic Genius)
Gap Band
Gap Mangione
Garavi Sokak
Garbage
Garbage
Garbage[4][34][35]
Garden Variety[129][130]
Garfunkel and Oates
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Garnett Mimms
Garry Shider[50]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1962)
[NAME] in 2010
[NAME] (born 1967)
[NAME]
[NAME] Brooker[19]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], Jr.
[NAME], Jr.[1]
[NAME], Jr.[103]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Blues guitarist and singer) (Born July 24, 1954).
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Moore[243]
[NAME] (born 1948)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1958–2007) – a harmonicist, guitarist and songwriter, who was born in Chicago but subsequently relocated to Texas.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar
[NAME]
[NAME] (1944–2003)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]'s [NAME]
Gas
Gas Huffer
Gaslight Anthem
Gåte
[NAME]
Gates of Ishtar[178]
Gates of Ishtar[261]
Gateway Worship
Gaudi
[NAME] – indeterministic orchestration
Gavin DeGraw[1]
[NAME]
Gawvi
Gawvi
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME]
[NAME]
GDP[111]
Gear Daddies
Geasa
[NAME]
[NAME] (dates of birth and death unknown). Singer and guitarist who recorded six songs in 1930 and 1931.
Gehenna[179]
Gehenna[263]
Geiom
Gemini
Gemini Syndrome
Gemstones[6]
Gene
[NAME]
Gene Austin[4]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1907–1998)
[NAME] ca. 1940s
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1944–1991)
[NAME] (dancer/singer)
[NAME]
Gene Loves Jezebel
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1952), American pianist who has played with [NAME], Blasters, and [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1943)
[NAME]
Gene[2]
General [NAME]
General Surgery[264]
Generationals
Genesis
Geneva
Geno Delafose
Gentleman's Dub Club
[NAME] (The Escorts, Goldie & the Gingerbreads, Ten Wheel Drive)
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Distance – (rock, pop rock) (1983–present)
[NAME]
Geographer
[NAME] (April 22, 1924 – October 2, 1983) Born in Helena, Arkansas, [NAME] was a [NAME] blues blues harp player and singer and exponent of West Coast blues, spending most of his career in Los Angeles, California. Playing harmonica on an amplified microphone as well as in acoustic settings, he released at least four albums under his own name.
[NAME]" Buford
[NAME]" Buford (November 10, 1929, Hernando, Mississippi – October 11, 2011). Played periodically in [NAME] band.
[NAME]" Butler - Born October 1, 1936 in Hernando, Mississippi, [NAME] is an electric guitarist, [NAME] player and vocalist performing Chicago blues. He recorded in the 1960s and 1970s for various labels like Mercury Records with nominal success. In the 1980s he moved to Canada and continued recording and performing, his last album being for APO Records in 2001.
[NAME]" [NAME] (October 1, 1936, Hernando, Mississippi – March 1, 2005). Electric guitarist, [NAME] player and vocalist. He recorded in the 1960s and 1970s for Mercury Records. In the 1980s he moved to Canada and continued recording and performing. His last album was released by APO Records in 2001.
[NAME] (July 17, 1921, South Chicago Heights, Illinois – September 5, 1977). Electric guitar pioneer who recorded at the age of 16 with Big Bill Broonzy. He also recorded with [NAME], [NAME] and other notable Chicago blues artists but was better known as a swing jazz guitarist and composer.
[NAME]
[NAME] – performance art
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME](1875-1921)[32]
[NAME] (1904-1961)[100]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1937–2014)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1931–2013)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1863-1942)[43]
[NAME] – trombone, composition, improvisation, electronic music, computer music
[NAME] – trombone, electronics
[NAME] (1842-1884)[47]
[NAME] (1864-1948; Anglo-American)[48]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1925–1975)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1914–1989)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1869-1954)[68]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1952)
[NAME] in 2008
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1885–c.1930), American pianist and songwriter
[NAME]]
[NAME] Muldrow[174]
[NAME] (born 1967)
Georgia [NAME]
Georgia [NAME] (1899–1993), American pianist and gospel songwriter
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] – drums
[NAME] - (born 19 December 1951, Belfast, [NAME], Northern Ireland) is an Irish blues bass guitarist, who played from 1970-1995 with fellow Irish bluesman [NAME] band, usually consisting of power trios. After [NAME]'s early death, he joined [NAME], based in London, England.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1887-1957)[36]
Gescom
Get Scared[29]
Geto Boys
Geto Boys[31]
Getter
Geyser
G-Funk Entertainment
Ghinzu
Ghost Brigade[265]
Ghost Mice
Ghost Mice[32][33]
Ghost[83]
Ghostpoet[112]
[NAME] – (pop punk)
Ghoti Hook[50]
Ghoul[266]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Italian experimental music composer and performer
[NAME] – trombone
[NAME]
[NAME]
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
[NAME]
Giant Sand[32]
Giant[73][74]
[NAME])
Gibson/Miller Band
Gideon[154]
Gideon[32][203]
Gil Evans[1]:94–95[3]:106,108
[NAME]
[NAME] Party Dream
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1967)
Gin Blossoms
Gin Blossoms
Gin Blossoms[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ginger Baker[31]
[NAME]
Giorgos Papasideris
Girl in a Coma[188]
Girls Aloud
Girls Aloud[152]
Girls Next Door
[NAME]
[NAME]
Giuffria[19][75]
[NAME]
[NAME] – experimental electroacoustic composer
Givers[1]
Gjallarhorn
Glad
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Gladys Knight & the Pips
Glam metal revival bands[edit]
Glam punk aftermath: 1980–present[edit]
[NAME] Animals
[NAME] Casket[155]
[NAME] Casket[204]
Glass Casket[267]
Glass Casket[43]
[NAME]
Glasses Malone
Glassjaw
Glasvegas
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1936–2017)
[NAME]
[NAME]double bass
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar, noise ensemble
[NAME]
[NAME] (1948–2016)
[NAME]
Glis
Glitter punk roots: 1968–1979[edit]
Glittertind
Global Communication
Global Goon
globe[153]
[NAME] (with the Miami Sound Machine)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Gloriana
[NAME]' Moses – (pop rock, rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Gnashing of Teeth[205]
Go Radio
Go West[33]
Goatlord[180]
Goatlord[268]
Goatlord[80]
Goatmoon
Goats Don't Shave
Goatsnake[81]
Goatwhore[181]
Goatwhore[269]
Gob (band)
Goblin Cock[82]
God Dethroned[182]
God Dethroned[270]
God Forbid[271]
God Forbid[44]
God Is An Astronaut
God Lives Underwater
God Macabre[272]
God Module
God Seed[183]
Godflesh
Godflesh[citation needed]
Godgory[273]
God's Property
Godsmack
Godsmack[158][159]
[NAME]! Black Emperor
[NAME]! Black Emperor
[NAME]! Black Emperor[189]
Gogol Bordello
Gojira[274]
Golden "Big" Wheeler
Golden "Big" Wheeler (December 15, 1929 – July 20, 1998). Chicago blues and electric blues singer, [NAME], and songwriter.
[NAME]
Golden Dawn[184]
Golden Palominos
Golden Resurrection[32]
Golden Smog[33]
Goldfish
Goldfrapp
Goldfrapp
Goldfrapp[6]
Goldie and the Gingerbreads (New York, New York; all-female group)
[NAME] (1933–2005)
Goldierocks[78]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Gomez[2]
Gone Postal[275]
GONN (Keokuk, Iowa)
Gonzalez[108]
Goo Goo Dolls[190]
Goo Goo Dolls[3]
Good Charlotte[191][192][193]
Good Charlotte[32]
[NAME]
[NAME]March 4, 1933 – May 17, 1989) Born [NAME] in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, [NAME] released one album in his lifetime, and is best known for his work with [NAME] "Man" Young, Otis "Big Smokey" Smothers, [NAME] "Big Boy" Spires and [NAME].
[NAME]March 4, 1933, Tuscaloosa, Alabama – May 17, 1989). Born [NAME], he released one album in his lifetime and is best known for his work with [NAME] "Man" Young, Otis "Big Smokey" Smothers, [NAME] "Big Boy" Spires and [NAME].
Goodbye Mr Mackenzie
[NAME]
Goon Moon
Goose
Goose Creek Symphony
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1976)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – live electronics
[NAME]
Goreaphobia[276]
Goree Carter - (December 31, 1930 – December 29, 1990) Born in Houston, Texas, he was a Texas Blues singer, songwriter and guitarist, known for "Rock Awhile", a 1949 single considered a contender for the "first rock and roll record" title.
Gorefest[277]
Gorelord[278]
Gorerotted[279]
Gorgoroth[185]
Gorguts[280]
Gorilla
[NAME]
Gorillaz[115]
Gorillaz[159][160]
Gorillaz[194][195][196]
[NAME] (early work)[16][76]
[NAME]'s Zygotic Mynci[1]
Gory Blister[281]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Gospel of the Horns[186]
Goth-Trad[22]
Gotthard[77]
Gotye
Gotye[1]
[NAME] Mule[161][162]
[NAME]
G-Powered
GQ
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Grace Like Winter[156]
[NAME] Like Winter[167][206]
Grace Potter & the Nocturnals
[NAME] and the Nocturnals
[NAME] and the Nocturnals[163]
[NAME] ([NAME] and the Nocturnals)
[NAME] ([NAME], [NAME], Starship)
Grace Slick[27]
[NAME] (1898-1979)[97]
Grady Champion
Grady Champion - (born October 10, 1969) is an American electric blues harmonicist, singer, guitarist and songwriter. He has released eight albums to date.
Grady Gaines
Grady Gaines - Born May 14, 1934 in [NAME], Texas, Gaines is an electric Texas blues and jazz blues tenor saxophonist who recorded with Little [NAME] in the 1950s. He also backed [NAME]. He released a few records for Black Top Records.
Graeme Connors
Graffiti6[1]
[NAME] Bond[1]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Station[10][11][109]
[NAME] – violin
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Duffy[135]
Gram Parsons
Gram Parsons (1946–1973)
Gram Parsons[62]
Gramary[187]
[NAME] – (rock, post-grunge)
[NAME]
Grand Belial's Key[188]
Grand Buffet[116]
Grand Funk Railroad
Grand Funk Railroad[164]
Grand Magus[84][85]
Grandaddy
[NAME] (1913–1998)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Grateful Dead
Grateful Dead
Grateful Dead[1][6][11][16]
Grateful Dead[8][67]
Grave Declaration[207]
Grave Forsaken[208]
Grave Robber
Grave[282]
Graveland[189]
Graves of Valor[283]
Graveworm[190]
[NAME]
Gray Matter[41][42]
Great Big Sea
Great Big Sea
Great Big Sea
Great Lake Swimmers
Great Lake Swimmers[6]
Great Plains
Great Speckled Bird
Great White[13][27][78]
Great White[165]
Greek Fire
Green Carnation[86]
Green Day
Green Day[197][198]
[NAME] (Bridgeport, Texas)
Green Jellÿ[164]
Green on Red
Green River
Green River Ordinance
Green Velvet[79]
Greenbriar Boys
Greenland Whalefishers
Greenmachine[87][88]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1967)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Allman[11][14]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Grendel
Grenouer[284]
[NAME] (The Hush Sound)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1973)
Gretchen – (alternative rock)
Gretchen[210]
[NAME]
Grey Holiday – (rock, indie rock, pop)
[NAME]]
Gridlock
Grief of War[285]
Grief[89]
Grieves[120]
Grievous Angels[35]
Griffin Layne
Griffin [NAME] (born 1980)
Grimes
Grimes – experimental electronica, synthpop
Grimes[35]
[NAME]]
Grimfist[191]
Grinderman
Grinderman[10]
Grinspoon[165]
GRITS
GRITS – (hip hop)
GRITS[121]
Griva
Grizzly Bear
Grizzly Bear
Grizzly Bear[38]
Groove Coverage[32]
Grotesque[286]
Groundation
Group 1 Crew
Group 1 Crew – (hip hop)
Grouper
Grouplove[199]
Groups[edit]
Growing
Growling Tiger
Grum
Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza
Grynner
Gryphon
Guano Apes[166]
Guano Apes[35]
Guardian – (rock, metal, CCM)
Guardian[28][79]
Guardian[59][211]
[NAME]
Guerilla Rodeo – (pop punk)
[NAME] – piano
Gugun Blues Shelter[169]
Guided by Voices
[NAME] – cello, trumpet
Guitar Nubbit
Guitar [NAME]
Guitar [NAME] - (January 16, 1928 – July 31, 1975) Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, Franklin was an African American blues singer, guitarist, pianist and songwriter.[14] His best known track was "Guitar Pete's Blues". Franklin variously worked with a number of fellow blues musicians including St. Louis [NAME], Jazz Gillum, [NAME], [NAME], and Tampa Red.[15] A versatile and accomplished musician, Franklin was able to adapt to electric blues, and provided backing to many musicians.[14]
[NAME] (December 10, 1926 – February 7, 1959) Born in [NAME], Mississippi, he was a New Orleans blues singer and guitarist, known for "The Things That I Used to Do" from 1953, which contributed to the development of rock and roll as well as soul music.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Gumball
[NAME]
[NAME]
Guns n Roses
Guns N' Roses[170][171]
Guns N' Roses[9][30][31][33][50][80][81]
Günther[63][64]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1862-1940)[28]
[NAME] (1945–1996)
[NAME]
[NAME] – English composer
Guster
Guster
Gut[157]
Gutworm[287]
Guvna B
Guvna B
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1941–2016)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Guy Forsyth[153]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Gwen McCrae
Gwen [NAME]
Gwen Stacy[133]
[NAME]]
Gwen Stacy[212]
[NAME]
[NAME] (No Doubt)
Gwen Stefani[295]
Gwydion
[NAME]
Gwyn Ashton[24]
Gym Class Heroes[122][123][124]
[NAME] – piano
Gypsy
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H
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[NAME]
H.A.W.K.
H.E.A.T[221]
H.I.M
H.U.M.A.N.W.I.N.E.
H[edit]
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H[edit]
H[edit]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Hacienda Brothers[38]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Hacride[288]
Haddaway[1][5][65]
Hades Almighty[192]
[NAME], fiddle
[NAME]!
Haemorrhage[289]
Hafler Trio
[NAME] the Womb[34]
Haggard[290]
Hailee Steinfeld
Hal Ketchum (born 1953)
[NAME] (1933–2015)
Halestorm[169]
Halestorm[200]
Haley & Michaels
[NAME]
Half Japanese – experimental indie rock
Half [NAME]
HalfNoise[201]
Halfway to [NAME]
Halifax[33]
Hall & Oates[1][2][3][6][34]
Hall & Oates[4]
Hållbus Totte Mattson
Halloween[19]
[NAME]
Halo Friendlies[51][52]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Halo – (rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born November 1, 1975) is a guitarist, singer, songwriter, and record producer. One of his eight albums released to date, Ain't Just Temporary, peaked at number 7 in the Billboard Top Blues Albums Chart in September 2007.[34]
[NAME] (January 22, 1908, Brownsville, Tennessee – August 17, 1984). Born [NAME], he began his music career with jug bands in the 1920s. He is best known as a country blues harmonica player. He also played the kazoo, guitar and jug. He played with the guitarist Sleepy [NAME] for half a century, first recording with Estes in 1929 for Victor Records. He also recorded with Little Buddy Doyle, [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] and [NAME].
Hammock
Hammock
Hampton Hawes[1]:96,105
Han Bennink – percussion
Hand of Fire[18][213]
Handful of Hate[193]
Hands[158][159]
Hands[214]
[NAME] School[125]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1935–2010)
Hank Flamingo
[NAME] (1918–2009)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1914–1999)
[NAME] (1925–2007)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1923–1953)
[NAME] in 1951
[NAME], Jr.
[NAME], Jr. (born 1949)
[NAME] (1865-1928)[14]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Hanna-McEuen
Hanoi Rocks[30][33][44][50][83][84]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Free improvisation musician and inventor of electro-acoustic instruments
[NAME] – guitar, daxophone[1]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Hans-Joachim Roedelius
Happy Mondays[25][36][37]
Happy Traum
[NAME] (Fremont, California)
Hard [NAME]]
Hard Rock Sofa[82]
[NAME]]
Hardline[16][27]
Hardwell[83][84]
Harem Scarem[85][86]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Harmonia
[NAME] (born January 4, 1945, Trinidad). Considered one of the most talented Chicago blues musicians, having played with many blues artists for more than five decades. He is still active on the Chicago blues scene.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (December 21, 1934 – June 16, 1984), was an American blues harmonicist, singer and songwriter.[19]
Harmonium
[NAME]
Harmony[215][216]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes
Harpers Bizarre[12]
[NAME] (The Sundays)
[NAME] (1852-1923)[83]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born March 9, 1942 in [NAME], Ontario, Canada, [NAME] is a Black Canadian[27] electric blues, R&B, and soul blues, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He is best known for being the lead vocalist on the Chairmen of the Board song, "Chairman of the [NAME]] but has had a varied solo career since the mid-1970s.[29] He was awarded the 2016 “Blues Album of the Year” [NAME] for his release, This Is From Here. It was [NAME]'s sixth nomination for that [NAME]. He is also a Blues Music Award,[30] and multiple Maple Blues Award nominee.[31]
[NAME]" Edison[1]:97
[NAME] (1873-1939)[7]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1865-1942)[13]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], fiddle
[NAME] (1832-1872)[18]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1869-1913)[34]
[NAME], "The Hipster" (1915–1991)
[NAME] (1870-1950)[44]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1882–1957)
[NAME] (1852-1926)[58]
[NAME] – (USA) microtonal composer
[NAME] (1857-1932)[64]
[NAME] (c. 1826-1870)[4]
[NAME] (1872-1940)[78]
[NAME])
[NAME] (1881-1930)[85]
Hart-Rouge
Harvest
Harvest
Harvest – (CCM, [NAME] music, gospel)
[NAME]
Harvey Mandel[233]
Harvey Mason
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Haste the Day[33][163][217][218]
Haste the Day[34]
Haste the Day[53][161][162][163]
Hatcha
Hate Eternal[292]
Hate Forest[196]
Hate[194][195]
Hate[291]
Hatebeak[293]
Hatesphere[294]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born c. 1900). Memphis blues singer and songwriter.
[NAME], 1941
Haujobb[3][4]
Havana Brown[23][70]
Have a Nice Life
Haven[219]
Havoc & Prodeje[34]
[NAME] – (pop punk, rock, punk rock)
[NAME] (early)[53][54]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1921–1963)
Hawksley Workman[5]
Hawkwind[19]
Hawthorne Heights[135][136][137]
Hawthorne Heights[202]
Hawthorne Heights[34]
Hayden
Hayden Panettiere (born 1989)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 29, 1902 – May 1986). Singer, guitarist and songwriter.[3] He also was variously employed as a sharecropper, deacon and was a civil rights activist.[4]
Hayko Cepkin[168]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Paramore)
Hayley Williams[203]
[NAME]
Hazakim
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Meyers[13]
[NAME]
Hazeldine[42]
HB – (hard rock, rock, metal)
HB[220]
He Is Legend[138]
He Is Legend[164][165]
He Is Legend[221][222]
Headnoise
Headnoise[166]
Headscan
Headstones
HEALTH
Hearse[296]
Heart
Heart Attack[24]
Heartland
Heartless Bastards[181]
Hearts Like Lions – (indie rock)
Hearts Like Lions[167]
Hearts of Saints – (worship, rock, CCM)
Heath McNease
Heath McNease
Heather Bishop
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Heather Nova[3]
Heatwave
[NAME]
Heaven Shall Burn[2]
Heaven Shall Burn[297]
Heaven's Edge[87]
Heaven's Force[159][223]
Heavy Bones[27][88]
Heavy Lord[90]
Hecate Enthroned[198]
Hecate Enthroned[298]
Hecate[197]
Hector Bizerk[126]
[NAME]
Hedningarna
Hedningarna
Hedningarna[11]
Hedy West
Heems[73][127]
HeeSun [NAME]
Heidevolk
[NAME] (born 1970)
Heimataerde
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME] (born 1965)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Helena Espvall
[NAME]
Helheim[199]
[NAME]
Helios
Helium
Helix[13][89]
Hellbastard[1][27]
Hellbound Glory
Hellhammer[200]
Hellhammer[299]
Hello Sleepwalkers
Hellogoodbye
Hellogoodbye[139]
Hellogoodbye[35][36]
Helltrain[261]
Helmet[17][56][170]
Helrunar[201]
Helston Town Band[12]
Hemant Chauhan
[NAME], English pianist, member of The Jim Jones Revue
[NAME] – (Belgium) self-described as "experimental"[This quote needs a citation]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (August 22, 1890 – December 23, 1958). Fiddler and songwriter, best known as an accompanist for [NAME] and the young [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME] – (USA) tone clusters and Extended technique
Henry Flynt & The Insurrections (New York, New York)
[NAME] – violinist, guitarist, inventor of Electronic Hillbilly Music
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1925), American pianist credited with helping to create the Chicago blues piano sound
[NAME] – guitar
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (July 8, 1934 – December 7, 2003)[12] was an American Texas and country blues guitarist and singer. He found success late in his life after being "discovered" in 1993 by the Dallas Blues Society.[12][13] He released his only album in 1994 but toured globally playing at a number of festivals.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1941–2007)
Her Majesty & the Wolves[166]
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass
[NAME]
Herb Geller[1]:95,105 (woodwinds, composer, arranger)
[NAME] (1913–2014)
Herb Jeffries
[NAME]
[NAME] (1844-1904)[11]
[NAME]
[NAME] Hancock[30][113][114][115]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Herbie Mann[3]:104
Here Come the Mummies[120]
Here I Come Falling[127][224]
Here I Come Falling[168]
Heritage Singers
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born August 18, 1909 - February 2, 1975). Blues singer and guitarist.
[NAME] and Life
Herrick
[NAME] (c.1909–1926), American pianist and composer
[NAME] (1883-1972)[42]
[NAME]
Hexxus[91]
Hey Mercedes[140]
Hey Mercedes[37]
Hey Monday[141]
Hey Monday[38]
Hey Romeo
Hibernus Mortis[300]
Hidden in Plain View[39]
[NAME]
Hieroglyphics[128]
[NAME]
High Highs[36]
High Inergy
High on Fire[92][93]
High Tone
High Valley
Higher Intelligence Agency
Highway 101
Hilary Duff[122][123]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
HillaryJane
[NAME] (1928–2002)
Hillsong United
Hillsong United – (worship, rock, CCM)
Hillsong Worship
Hillsong Young & Free
Hillsong Young & Free
HIM[12]
HIM[175]
Hinder
Hinder[204]
Hinder[27]
[NAME]
Hinge and [NAME]: [NAME] (b. 1944) & [NAME] (1942-2002)[104]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 10, 1936 – February 13, 1989). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
Hirokazu Tanaka
His Name Is Alive
Hi-Tension[121]
Hjaltalín[39]
[NAME]
Hoax
[NAME]
Hockey
Hockey
[NAME] – (Christian rock, CCM )
Hole
[NAME]
Holle Thee Maxwell
Holle Thee Maxwell (born October 17, 1945, Chicago). Singer and songwriter with a six-decade career. She is known for her command of a wide range of genres. She replaced [NAME] as vocalist with [NAME]'s band. [NAME] used one of the songs she wrote for his critically acclaimed album [NAME] with Me.
Hollenthon[202]
Hollenthon[301]
Holly Beth Vincent (Holly and the Italians)
[NAME] (1957–2016)
Holly Golightly (Thee Headcoatees)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Jealous Girlfriends)
Holly Near
[NAME] (Angelica)
[NAME] (born 1981)
[NAME] (Toronto)
[NAME]
Hollywood Rose[25]
Hollywood Undead[186]
Holocausto[203]
[NAME]
Holy Blood[204]
Holy Blood[226]
Holy Modal Rounders
[NAME] – (rock)
Holy Soldier[227]
Holy Soldier[28][90]
Home Free
Homer & Jethro
[NAME] (April 30, 1910 [uncertain] – December 13, 2006). Slide guitarist. [NAME] was his cousin.
Hometown News
Honegger
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Honey – (rock, alternative rock)
honeyhoney
Honeymoon Suite[13]
Honeytree
Honeytribe[189]
Honky Tonk Confidential
Hoobastank
Hooded Menace[302]
Hooded Menace[95]
Hoodoo Gurus
Hoodoo Rhythm Devils[25]
Hootie & the Blowfish[3]
[NAME] and The Blowfish
Hoover[142]
Hooverphonic
Hooverphonic[3]
Hope For The Dying[171]
Hope for the Dying[228]
Hope Sandoval
Hope Sandoval (Mazzy Star, Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions)
Hopesfall[172]
Hopesfall[229]
[NAME]
[NAME], 2013
Horace Tapscott
Horde[206]
Horde[33][230][29]
Horna[205]
Horned Almighty[207]
Horse
Horsepower Productions[23]
Horslips
Horslips
Hortor[77][231]
Hortus Animae[208]
[NAME]
Hot 8 Brass Band
Hot Apple Pie
Hot Chelle Rae[38][39]
Hot Chip
Hot Chip[40][41][42]
Hot Chocolate
Hot Chocolate[122]
Hot Hot Heat
Hot Hot Heat
Hot Rod Circuit[40]
Hot Snakes
Hot Tuna[190]
Hotel Books[173]
Hothouse Flowers
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 12, 1915 – December 17, 1975). Guitarist and singer.
Hour of 13[96]
House of Freaks[191]
House of Heroes – (rock)
House of Heroes[55][56]
House of Heroes[91][143]
House of Lords[91]
House Of Pain
Housefires
Houston County
Houston Person(Jazz, disco)
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 28, 1910 – September 23, 1980). Guitarist and singer best known for his association with [NAME].
How Like a Winter[97]
[NAME](March 4, 1909 – July 30, 2003). Singer who played fiddle, mandolin, and guitar. He also performed vaudeville blues for the Theatre Owners Booking Association.
[NAME]*****
[NAME] – (USA)
Howie Beck[5]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Howlin' [NAME]
Howlin' [NAME] (June 10, 1910 – January 10, 1976). Chicago blues singer, guitarist and [NAME].
Howlin' Wolf[4] (June 10, 1910 – January 10, 1976). Singer, guitarist and [NAME].
[NAME] (1938–1999)
Hozier
H–S[edit]
H–S[edit]
[NAME] (November 16, 1931 – December 4, 2011). Guitarist and singer.
Huey "Piano" Smith (born 1934), "[NAME]' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu", also accompanist on [NAME] "Sea Cruise"
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – violin, guitar, drums
Hugo
[NAME]
Huldreslåt
Hum
Hum
Human Arts Ensemble[7][4]
Human Drama
Human Remains[304]
Human[303]
Humble Pie[192][193]
Hundred Reasons
Hundredth[174]
Hundredth[232]
Hunger (Portland, Oregon)
Hungry March Band
Hunter Brothers
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1991)
[NAME] [8]
[NAME]
Hunters and Collectors
Hurricane No. 1[205]
Hurricane[63]
Hurts
Hurts[135][169]
Hüsker Dü[206]
Huun-Huur-Tu
Hwyl Nofio
Hwyl Nofio
Hybrid[305]
[NAME] (band)
Hyper Static Union – (Christian rock)
Hypnolovewheel
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble[13]
Hypocrisy[306]
[NAME]
I
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[NAME] and Omega[175]
I Am Empire[176]
I Am Empire[58][59]
I Am Ghost[144]
I Am Terrified – (hard rock, metal)
I Am Terrified[177]
I Am Terrified[234]
I Am They – (CCM, Christian rock, contemporary worship music)
I Break Horses[4]
I Declare War[45]
I Hate Kate
I Love You but I've Chosen Darkness
I Mother Earth
I Mother Earth
I Ratti Della Sabina
I See Hawks In L.A.[44]
I Set My Friends on Fire
I, the Breather[178]
I, the Breather[233]
I.E.M.
I[209]
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Iain Matthews
iamamiwhoami
IAMX
IAMX
IAMX
Ian & Sylvia
Ian & Sylvia
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Blockheads[123]
[NAME] Moore[20][134]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Iancu Dumitrescu – composer, founder of Hyperion group dedicated to experimental music
[NAME]
[NAME] Alhabib
Ice Ages
Ice Cube (Notably on Lethal Injection album)
Ice Cube[26][35]
Ice MC[1][67]
Ice-T[36]
Icicle Works
Icon for Hire
Icon For Hire
Icon For Hire
Icon for Hire – (hard rock)
Icon for Hire[60]
Icon of Coil
Icon[92]
Icona Pop[88]
Icons of Filth[35]
[NAME] (1882-1967)[6]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 26, 1896 – November 10, 1967). Singer and vaudeville performer, best known for her blues performances and recordings.
Ida Cox[9]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (unknown–unknown). [NAME] recorded eight songs in August 1928, six of which were issued by [NAME] at that time.
Ida[145]
Ideamen
Idle Cure – (hard rock, arena rock)
Idlewild
[NAME]
If Thousands
Iggy Pop
Ihsahn[210]
IIIrd Tyme Out
[NAME] (1931–2007), American musician, bandleader, and record producer
Ikonika
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ildjarn
Ildjarn[211][212]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Illdisposed[307]
Ill-esha
[NAME]
Ilse DeLange (born 1977)
Ilya
Imagination[124]
Imagine Dragons
Imagine Dragons[207][208][209][210]
[NAME]]
Immolation[308]
Immortal Souls[24]
Immortal Souls[309]
Immortal Technique[98]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME])
Impaled Nazarene[214][215]
Impaled Nazarene[311]
[NAME]]
Impellitteri[235]
Impending Doom[216]
Impending Doom[312][313]
Impending Doom[314]
Impending Doom[46]
Impending Doom[47]
Impending Doom[9][53][72][236][237]
Imperative Reaction
Imperial Circus Dead Decadence[315]
Impetigo[316]
Impiety[217]
Impious[317]
Impotent Sea Snakes[222]
In Battle[218]
In Battle[318]
In Extremo
In [NAME]]
In Flames[319]
In Mourning[320]
In Slaughter Natives
In Strict Confidence
In the Midst of Lions[179][180]
In the Midst of Lions[242]
In the Midst of Lions[47]
In the Woods...[219]
In This Moment[188]
Incantation[222][223][224]
Incantation[322]
Incubus
Incubus[17][189]
Incubus[211][212]
Incubus[36][37][38]
Indian Summer[146]
Indigo Girls
Indigo Girls
Indigo Girls[2]
Individuals[edit]
Indwelling[77][238]
Inevitable End[239]
Inevitable End[323]
In-Existence ([NAME])
Infamous Stringdusters
Infant Annihilator[citation needed]
Infected Mushroom
Infected Rain
Infectious Grooves[3][39][40]
Infernäl Mäjesty[324]
Infernal Method[325]
Infernal[220]
Infernal[68]
Infernum[221]
Infinity[69]
Informatik
Inger [NAME] (The Nymphs)
[NAME]
Ingrid Michaelson[1]
Inhabited[61]
Inhale Exhale[15][240]
Inhale Exhale[181][182]
Inhumate[326]
Inhume[327]
[NAME]]
Inked In Blood[183]
Inked in Blood[241]
Inna[70]
Inner Life
Innes Sibun
Innes Sibun[7]
Innosense[170]
[NAME]
In-Quest[321]
[NAME]]
Inquisition[226]
[NAME]]
Insomniac Folklore
Insomnium[330]
Inspell[227]
Inspiral Carpets
Instant Funk
Instigators[36]
Institute
Interface
Internal Suffering[331]
Internal Void[98]
International Observer
International Staff Band of the Salvation Army
Interpol
Into Another
Into Another
Into Eternity[332]
Into the Moat[333]
INXS
INXS
INXS[4][45][46]
INXS[41][42][43]
Ira (1924–1965)
Iration
Ireland[edit]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Irene Kral
[NAME] – piano
[NAME]
[NAME] (December 7, 1901 – July 20, 1981 [uncertain]). Piedmont blues and country blues singer.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1961)
Irish Stew of Sindidun
Irish Stew of Sindidun
Irish Stew of Sindidun
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Iron & Wine
Iron & Wine
Iron & Wine
Iron & Wine
Iron Butterfly[8][20]
[NAME]
Iron Man[99]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Iron Monkey[100][101]
Ironing Board Sam
Ironing Board [NAME]born 1939) Born in [NAME], South Carolina, this keyboardist, singer and songwriter has released a small number of singles and albums. Despite having several lows in his musical career, it has spanned over fifty years, and he released a new album in 2012.
Ironwill[184]
Irresistible Force
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Hayes[24]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Isadar, real name [NAME], art pop and new-age music artist (piano)[9][10]
Isarnos
Isengard[228]
[NAME] (January 9, 1901, Byram, Mississippi – February 12, 1970). Early country blues and Delta blues guitarist and singer who recorded many sessions for Paramount Records.
[NAME] (January 9, 1901, Byram, Mississippi – February 12, 1970). Early country blues and Delta blues guitarist and vocalist.
Ishq
Ishvara
Isis[102]
Iskra[229]
Iskra[37][38]
Islaja
[NAME]
Islander[116]
Islander[185]
Islands[6]
Isole[103]
[NAME]
Israel Houghton
[NAME]
Israel Salazar
[NAME]
Issy Bonn (1903-1977)[91]
Itch[130][131]
Ithilien
Ithilien
It's Alive[31][93]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Smagghe[155]
iVardensphere
[NAME] (1893-1951)[114]
[NAME]
Ivoryline
Ivoryline – (alternative rock, rock, emo)
[NAME]]
Ivoryline[62][63]
Ivy
Ivy Levan[39]
iwrestledabearonce
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1993)
J
J
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[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 26, 1926 – June 12, 1983). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME] (March 5, 1929 – April 29, 1967). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (c. 1827-1866)[74]
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (April 2, 1918 – November 24, 1969) Born in Mississippi, [NAME] was an electric and acoustic Chicago blues tenor saxophonist and singer. He performed with musicians like [NAME] and [NAME], and backed other artists like [NAME].
[NAME] (April 2, 1918, Mississippi – November 24, 1969). Electric and acoustic Chicago blues tenor saxophonist and singer. He performed with [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] and others.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 26, 1902 – October 21, 1962). Singer, guitarist and [NAME].
[NAME] (February 26, 1902 – October 21, 1962). Delta blues singer, guitarist and [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
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[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], American pianist and songwriter
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Beats[90]
[NAME] Bruce[1]
[NAME]
[NAME] DeJohnette[5]
[NAME] (1930–2013)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1892-1965)[107]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Judge (1872-1938)[40]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 17, 1904 – February 9, 1997). Singer and guitarist.
[NAME] (1875-1924)[62]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] White[1]
[NAME] White[337]
Jackdaw
[NAME] and the Starlites
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1991)
[NAME] (violinist)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]'s Mannequin
[NAME]'s Mannequin[41]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1946)
Jackyl[94]
[NAME] (born 1975)
Jacobs Dream[24][243]
Jacob's Trouble – (rock, pop rock) (1989-1998)
[NAME] - piano
JAG – (rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jaguares
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], 2006
Jahcoozi[14]
Jai
[NAME]
Jake Andrews[16]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1981)
[NAME]
Jakwob[24]
Jamaaladeen Tacuma[5][4]
[NAME]
[NAME]" Ulmer[5][4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (November 10, 1938 – January 24, 1992)[10] Born in born in Prichard, Alabama, United States, [NAME] recorded several singles for Duke Records in the early 1960s, enjoying moderate success with "Blue Monday" (1963). Dropping from public attention, his career was revived in 1989 with the release of his album, Check Out Time.[11]
James & Bobby Purify
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born April 22, 1957, Los Angeles, California, [NAME] has, to date, released three albums on HighTone Records.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME] (1939–1983), American pianist
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] and the Contortions
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born July 1, 1935 in Tunica, Mississippi, [NAME] is a harmonica blues player and singer who got his start performing the Delta blues, later moving to Chicago and performing Chicago blues. Performing both in acoustic and electric settings, Cotton has recorded dozens of albums for labels like Alligator Records and [NAME]. He also leads his own [NAME].
[NAME] (born July 1, 1935, [NAME], Mississippi- March 16, 2017). [NAME] blues player and singer who began as a Delta blues musician and later moved to Chicago and began playing Chicago blues in acoustic and electric settings.
[NAME] (born July 1, 1935, Tunica, Mississippi – March 16, 2017). Blues harmonica player and singer who got his start performing Delta blues, later moving to Chicago and performing Chicago blues. Performing in both acoustic and electric settings, he has recorded dozens of albums, for Alligator Records, [NAME] and other labels. He leads the [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME] (1912–2001), "St. Louis Barrelhouse Blues"
[NAME] (May 25, 1912 – December 7, 2001). St. Louis barrelhouse piano player.
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1850-1923)[31]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1962)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1948)
[NAME] – alternate tunings, perceptual phenomena
[NAME] (October 14, 1926 – June 26, 1993)
[NAME]
[NAME]
James[3]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1975)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (CCM, folk)
[NAME] Grace[7]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1991)
[NAME] – percussion
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1950)
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME] T[132]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]'s Elsewhere[15]
[NAME]'s Elsewhere[186]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jamiroquai[131][132]
[NAME] (born 1930)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1983)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Renaissance)
[NAME] (AKA Issa)
[NAME] Siberry[3]
[NAME] – double bass
[NAME] (The Go-Go's)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]'s Addiction
[NAME]'s Addiction[17][56][128][164]
[NAME]'s Addiction[44][45][46]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME])
[NAME] (born 1947)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Big Brother and the Holding Company, [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born January 30, 1957, Detroit, Michigan), Magness was named the B.B. King Entertainer of the Year in 2009, becoming only the second woman, after [NAME], to be so honored. She has released nine albums to date.
Jann Arden[3]
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME]
Japhia Life
[NAME]
Jaron and the Long Road to Love
Jars of Clay
Jars of Clay
Jars of Clay – (rock, pop rock, alternative rock, acoustic rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1977)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1980)
Jason Boland & the Stragglers
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1978)
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1971)
[NAME]
[NAME] - (rock, hard rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – electroacoustic composer
[NAME]
Jauz
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jawbone[187]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Americans
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME] Farrar[26]
[NAME]
[NAME]born January 10, 1959) is an American Texas blues and electric blues guitarist, singer and songwriter. After gaining national exposure playing in [NAME] backing ensemble, Hooks has released three albums to date, appeared on German television and undertaken various tours, including one in Europe.[20]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 6, 1947 – November 26, 2005)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (May 20, 1896, Gainesville, Alabama – January 28, 1950). [NAME] player, guitarist and singer who performed early Piedmont blues and [NAME]. He was active mostly in the 1930s. His music career declined, and he became a street performer in Alabama. Document Records has issued a compilation of all of his recordings.
[NAME]
Jazz Gillum
Jazz Gillum (September 11, 1904 – March 29, 1966). [NAME] player.
Jazz Gillum (September 11, 1904 – March 29, 1966). [NAME] player.
Jazzanova
JB and the Moonshine Band
JD & The Straight Shot[196]
JDevil[25]
JDevil[91]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1933–2016)
Jean-Baptiste Favory – musique concrète & electronic
Jean-Claude Éloy
[NAME])
[NAME] – synthesizer
Jean-Louis Jossic
[NAME]
[NAME] – voice
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1937)
[NAME] (born 1945)
[NAME] Seely (born 1940)
[NAME]]
Jean-Paul Corbineau
[NAME] – trombone
[NAME] (born 1982)
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME]
Jeff Beck Group
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
Jeff Beck[38][39][40]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Buckley[3]
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1967)
Jeff Tweedy[80]
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME] Airplane[6][11][21]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1961)
Je'kob
Jelly Roll Morton
Jelly Roll Morton in 1918
[NAME]
Jemina Pearl (Be Your Own Pet)
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (Skillet (band))
[NAME] (Dub Narcotic Sound System)
[NAME]
Jen Wood (The Postal Service, [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Tonight Alive)
[NAME] (born 1992)
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME] (The Pandoras, L7, The Shocker)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Royal Trux)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1974)
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1848-1896)[38]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] ([NAME], [NAME] and [NAME])
[NAME] (1915–1978)
[NAME] (Addison Road)
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born 1972, St. Louis, Missouri, he is a blues singer, guitarist and songwriter. His music blends elements of St. Louis blues, southern rock, and country. His latest album release, Grind, is currently in the Billboard Blues Albums Chart.
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jeremy Spencer[1]
[NAME]
Jermaine Dupri
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1942)
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1935)
[NAME] (born 1935), American rockabilly, rock & roll and country pianist, singer, and songwriter
[NAME] ca. 1950s
[NAME]
[NAME] (1937–2008)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1928–2008)
[NAME]
Jerusalem
Jerusalem – (rock, metal)
Jerusalem[90][244][245]
[NAME] (born 1990)
Jesse & The Rockers
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 12, 1896 – January 29, 1976). Multi-instrumentalist, best known for his song "San Francisco Bay Blues".
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME] (born c. 1987)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jesse Rae[194]
Jesse Sykes & the [NAME] Hereafter[75][76]
[NAME] Sykes[74]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1976)
[NAME] (born 1943)
[NAME] (born 1983)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1980)
[NAME]
Jessicka ([NAME], Scarling.)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (October 18, 1923 – July 22, 2006). Electric guitarist, singer and songwriter specializing in north Mississippi hill country blues.
[NAME] (October 18, 1923 – July 22, 2006). Electric guitarist, songwriter, and singer of North Mississippi hill country blues.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Lanza[76]
Jesters of Destiny[128]
Jesu
Jesu[104]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (progressive rock, rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jet
Jet
Jetboy[25][95]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1974)
[NAME] and [NAME] (respectively: 1909-1995; 1909-1993)[108][109]
Jewel[177][178]
Jewel[3]
[NAME]
JGivens
[NAME]
Jill Andrews[3]
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME] (born 1975)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jill Sobule[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Allchin[6]
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1934-2015)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1937)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1957)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1923–1964)
[NAME] (country crooner)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jimbo Mathus
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Hendrix[98][182][183][184][185]
[NAME] (born 1945)
[NAME] (1899–2000)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1906 – c. 1946)[2] was a pianist, singer, and songwriter.[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1897–1933)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born August 30, 1945, Chicago, Illinois) Blues guitarist, singer and bandleader; backed [NAME], leading his Shock Treatment, Magic Slim and [NAME]; fronted and led Condition Blue, Slim Jim & The Fender Benders and [NAME].
[NAME] (born August 30, 1945, Chicago, Illinois). Blues guitarist, singer and bandleader; backed [NAME], leading his Shock Treatment, Magic Slim and [NAME]; fronted and led Condition Blue, Slim Jim & The Fender Benders and [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]'s Chicken Shack
[NAME]'s Chicken Shack[47]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1946)
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born 1943 in Dublin, Mississippi.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1927–2014)
[NAME] [NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born October 24, 1936 in Tchula, Mississippi and moving to Chicago, Illinois in 1955, [NAME] is a guitarist and vocalist and a fixture of the modern electric Chicago blues scene. His first album was [NAME], recorded in 1969 for [NAME], for whom he recorded several others. He has also worked for the Earwig Music label, among others.
[NAME] (October 24, 1936, Tchula, Mississippi – April 10, 2013). Moved to Chicago in 1955. [NAME] and vocalist and a fixture of the modern electric Chicago blues scene. His first album, [NAME], was recorded in 1969 for [NAME], for which he recorded several others. He also recorded for the Earwig Music and other labels.
[NAME] (1928–2010)
[NAME] (1904–1957)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] World[213][214][215]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock, progressive rock, art rock)
[NAME], UK)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born November 25, 1928). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 6, 1925 – August 29, 1976). [NAME], [NAME] and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME] (June 3, 1924, Ruleville, Mississippi – December 19, 1997). [NAME], [NAME] and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1914–1982)
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME] (born 1946)
[NAME] (1910-1973)[125]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1898–1951), American pianist, composer, and lyricist
[NAME] (February 20, 1894 – September 17, 1951). Boogie-woogie pianist, composer and lyricist.
[NAME]
Jinx Titanic
Jivani
JJ Cale (1938–2013)
JJ Cale[81][82]
JJ Doom[134]
JJ Lawhorn (born 1993)
JJ White
jj[40]
Jneiro Jarel[133]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Joachim Garraud[75]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1933-2015)[103]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Runaways, The Blackhearts, [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME] of Arc[19][145]
[NAME]
[NAME] Osborne[257]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Connor[109]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Job for a Cowboy[19]
Job for a Cowboy[31][334]
Job Karma
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Team Dresch)
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] – May 19, 2003) Born in Houston, Texas. One of the unsung heroes of the Texas blues scene, Hughes was an acoustic and electric guitarist and vocalist. He performed with [NAME] the 1960s and released a series of solo albums in the late 1980s and 1990s for labels like Black Top Records and Double Trouble Records.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1965)
[NAME] (born June 23, 1976, Chicago)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Cocker[18][26]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1958)
[NAME] (born 1947)
[NAME], accordion [4]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Knights (Leland, Mississippi)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Henry[3]
[NAME]September 23, 1921 – August 5, 1957) Born as [NAME] in Raines, Tennessee, he was a Memphis blues singer, guitarist, harmonica player and one-man band, who experimented with overdriven electric guitar distortion as well as vocal rapping in 1950.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], blues/R&B pianist and organist based in New Orleans
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Maini[1]:95,105
[NAME] – saxophone, larinet
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1976)
[NAME] (1890-1974)[115]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1943)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Tex[226]
[NAME] (1903–1978)
[NAME] Walsh[98]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Joée[179]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – piano
[NAME]
Joel Plaskett[5]
[NAME]
[NAME], fiddler, music producer
[NAME]
[NAME], vocals
[NAME] – double bass, vocals
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Born July 6, 1944 in Ocala, Florida, [NAME] has released seven albums to date.
[NAME] the Jerk
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME] (of Carrick)
[NAME]
[NAME] (singer/dancer/actor/musician)
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME] Bonham[5]
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 10, 1922 – October 1, 2003) Born in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, [NAME] was an acoustic and electric Chicago blues guitarist, harmonica player and singer who performed regularly with his wife [NAME] on drums. He recorded for Fortune Records and Chess Records among others.
[NAME] (April 10, 1922, Hopkinsville, Kentucky – October 1, 2003). Acoustic and electric Chicago blues guitarist, harmonica player and singer who regularly performed with his wife, [NAME], on drums. He recorded for Fortune Records and Chess Records, among others.
[NAME] – electric guitar
[NAME] (born 1951)
[NAME] – saxophone
[NAME] Trio
[NAME] Trio
[NAME]
[NAME] – indeterminate music
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME] (born September 4, 1930, Washington, D.C. – March 4, 2009). Raised in Bowling Green, Virginia, he was a singer, guitarist, and [NAME] performing in the Piedmont blues style. He recorded several albums, notably for Alligator Records.
[NAME] (born 1946)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1934–2016)
[NAME] Dahlbäck[53][54]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Monster Orchestra
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1943–1997)
[NAME] in 1973
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], swamp pop & rock and roll musician
[NAME] Fred[27][32]
[NAME] – guitarist, [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], Avent-Garde
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1937–2001)
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 14, 1905, Henning, Tennessee – November 3, 1964). Guitarist and singer, an exponent of early country blues and Delta blues. He performed early in his career with Sunnyland Slim.
[NAME] (November 14, 1905, Henning, Tennessee – November 3, 1964). Guitarist and singer, an exponent of early country blues and Delta blues, who early in his career performed with Sunnyland Slim.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (c. 1815-1881)[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (August 22, 1912 – June 21, 2001) Born in Clarksdale, Mississippi, Hooker was an acoustic and electric guitarist and singer who was perhaps the most well known exponent of the Delta blues sound, though he also performed Detroit blues. He also recorded countless albums under the names of Texas Slim, Delta [NAME] and, of course, [NAME].
[NAME] (1912–2001), American boogie & blues singer and guitarist, born in Mississippi
[NAME] (August 22, 1912, Clarksdale, Mississippi – June 21, 2001). Acoustic and electric guitarist and singer, one of the best-known exponents of Delta blues, who also played Detroit blues.
[NAME]
[NAME] Lewis[1]:94–95
[NAME] (April 16, 1931 – February 1, 1994). Electric blues slide guitarist.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1950). American fingerstyle guitarist, [NAME] and songwriter. He performs in a pre-war acoustic blues style, although his material is contemporary and mainly composed by Long and his elder brother. He has released three albums to date.[6]
[NAME] – (UK) singer
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] the Bluesbreakers
[NAME] the Bluesbreakers[204]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1977)
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - guitar
[NAME]
[NAME] McVie[5]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1965)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] – (USA) plunderphonics
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Phillips[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (hip hop, alternative rock, rap)
[NAME] (born 1974)
[NAME] – guitar
[NAME] – (rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – percussion, trumpet
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – piano
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1950)
[NAME] (born 1945)
[NAME] – piano, prepared piano, melodica, pipe organ
[NAME] – saxophone
[NAME] – postmodern, various genres
[NAME] (Concrete Blonde)
Johnnie & Jack
Johnnie & Joe
[NAME], swamp pop musician
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (October 9, 1935 - August 4, 2012) Born in Marianna, Florida, [NAME], was a guitarist and vocalist who did session work for Fortune Records in the 1950s. He enjoyed a renewed career in the 1990s, and released six albums since 1994. [NAME] died from complications of liver cancer on August 4, 2012 at Saint John Hospital in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. He was 76 years old.
[NAME] (1924–2005), American boogie woogie and rock and roll piano player; sideman in [NAME] band; inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001 in the sideman category
[NAME]
[NAME] (born June 2, 1961) is an American guitarist, songwriter, and singer.[37] Discovered by [NAME] in the mid 1990s, [NAME] has released three albums on JSP Records and continues as a live performer to the present day.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (June 27, 1927 – November 27, 1999) Born in Stoneville, Mississippi as [NAME], he worked with many blues musicians including [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], and [NAME].
[NAME](June 27, 1927 – November 27, 1999). Chicago blues and electric blues pianist and organist.
[NAME]
[NAME] – (February 3, 1935 – May 17, 1996) Born in Houston, Texas, [NAME] had his beginnings performing Texas blues, a tradition he embraced until his death in 1996 while touring in Japan. He also performed rhythm and blues and funk music, and released well over twenty albums for various record labels.
[NAME]" Watson[237][238]
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 1, 1918 – April 18, 1974). Singer, mandolin player and guitarist.
[NAME]
[NAME]June 21, 1941 – September 16, 2015) was a Chicago blues and soul blues guitarist and vocalist, who recorded Ain't Gonna Worry, a [NAME] winner for best new male blues artist in 1997.
[NAME](June 21, 1941 – September 16, 2015). Chicago blues and soul blues singer, guitarist, [NAME], and songwriter.
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born January 24, 1950, Clarksdale, Mississippi), [NAME] is a Chicago and electric blues guitarist and singer, who has released eight albums since 1993.
[NAME] (born January 24, 1950). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
[NAME] (1915–1978)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1935)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1932–2003)
[NAME] in 1969
[NAME]
[NAME] - (March 27, 1937 – June 3, 1997) Born in Haynesville, Louisiana, Copeland was both an acoustic and electric Texas blues guitarist and vocalist who only enjoyed real success late in his career during the 1990s. He recorded numerous solo albums, many for [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1940–1997)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born March 1, 1938). Singer, muli-instrumentalist, and songwriter.
[NAME] (1938–2006)
[NAME]
[NAME] - (December 7, 1938 – November 11, 2014) Born in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, Dyer released five albums.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Freight Trains
[NAME]
[NAME] (1925–1960)
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born January 12, 1943) is an American Chicago blues guitarist, singer and songwriter.[32] A regular performer for over half a century in Chicago's South Side clubs, [NAME] has released two albums, including [NAME]' in My Soul, which caused Blues & Rhythm magazine in November 1999 to note "It's a real shame that [NAME] has been unjustly ignored in the past... This is an enjoyable CD... Full marks to those folks at Electro-Fi."[33]
[NAME] (born January 12, 1943). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
[NAME] (born 1946)
Johnny Maestro & the Brooklyn Bridge
Johnny Marr[216]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born December 7, 1942, [NAME], South Carolina)
[NAME] Marvin[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1938–2003)
[NAME] – (alternative rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (musician)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Rivers[18]
[NAME] (born 1951)
[NAME] (1940–2001)
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born September 27, 1957 in West Orange, New Jersey, Sansone has released eleven albums to date, and is a Blues Music Award winner for his song, "The Lord Is Waiting and The Devil Is Too".
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 26, 1915 – April 20, 1992). Singer and guitarist.
[NAME] (April 26, 1915 – April 20, 1992). Singer and guitarist.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (October 18, 1906 – November 22, 1968). Guitarist and singer, active in the 1930s and 1940s.
[NAME] (October 18, 1906 – November 22, 1968). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME] (born 1939)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (May 15, 1906 – March 6, 2006). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Winter[20][207][346][347]
[NAME] (November 1, 1917 – February 1, 1990). Singer and [NAME] in the north Mississippi hill country blues style.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jolie & The Wanted
[NAME]
[NAME] Tsai[320]
Jolly Boys
Jon B.[9]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1985)
[NAME] (born 1969)
[NAME] Blues Explosion
[NAME] Explosion[200][201]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (metal, alternative metal, hard rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jonezetta[18][19]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Jonny Fair
[NAME]
Jonny Lang[214]
Jónsi & Alex
[NAME] (born 1958), British musician and television presenter
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (nicknamed "El Puma")
Josefus[205]
[NAME]
[NAME] – composer
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1980)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1980)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Rouse[3]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1978)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1977)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (rock)
Joshua[247]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Journey
Journeyman
Joy Division
Joy Division
Joy Division
[NAME]
Joy Electric[20][21][22]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Joy[180]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
JPP
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1977)
[NAME]]
[NAME] ([NAME])
Jucifer[105]
Judah and the Lion
[NAME] Iscariot[230]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME] era)[97][98]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Judgement X Day[189]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1917–1951)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Juice Newton
Juice Newton
Juice Newton (born 1952)
[NAME]
Juicy Lucy[206]
Juju[8]
[NAME] - (March 22, 1932 – June 29, 1978) Born in Bellville, Texas as [NAME], [NAME] was a Texas blues and West Coast blues guitarist and blues harp player as well as a vocalist. Though based primarily in Texas for most of his career, he did work in the 1950s in Oakland, California and recorded there for Irma Records. Like so many of the early blues musicians, [NAME] was forced to work in a meat processing plant in his later career just to make ends meet. He performed in both acoustic and electric bluesenvironments.
[NAME] Cruise[21]
[NAME]]
[NAME] – voice
Julia Fordham
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME](Blake Babies, The Lemonheads)
[NAME] Hatfield[3]
[NAME] (born 1988)
[NAME] (All About Eve)
Juliano Son
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1956)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1974)
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME] – voice
Julien-K
[NAME] (born 1993)
[NAME] (Automatic Loveletter)
[NAME] and the Licks
[NAME] ([NAME] and the Licks)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Julius Watkins[3]:104
[NAME]
July Talk
Jump5[181][182]
June Carter Cash (1929–2003)
June Christy
June Millington (Fanny)
June Tabor
Jungle Brothers[13][75][77]
Jungle Rot[335]
Junior Brown (born 1952)
Junior Collins[3]:104
Junior Kimbrough
Junior Kimbrough (July 28, 1930, Hudsonville, Mississippi – January 17, 1998). Acoustic and electric guitarist and singer of North Mississippi hill country blues, Delta blues and juke joint blues
Junior Kimbrough. (July 28, 1930, Hudsonville, Mississippi – January 17, 1998). Born [NAME], he was an acoustic and electric guitarist and singer of country blues, Delta blues and juke joint blues. He recorded several albums for Fat Possum Records.
Junior Parker
[NAME]
Junior Senior[183]
Junior Wells
Junior Wells (December 9, 1934 – January 15, 1998). [NAME] player and singer.
Junkyard[25][99]
Jurassic 5[26][28][135][136]
Justice
Justice[30][92][93][94]
Just-Ice[38]
Justifide – (rock)
Justifide[159]
Justifide[191][192][193]
Justin Bieber[6]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1984)
Justin Nozuka[5]
Justin Rutledge[69]
[NAME]
Justin Timberlake[3]
Justin Timberlake[69]
[NAME]
[NAME] Earle[6]
Justin Tubb (1935–1998)
[NAME] (Elastica)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
K
K
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K
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[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1961)
[NAME]
K.Flay[137]
[NAME] (born 1941)
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Kaamos[336]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1988)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Adickdid, [NAME], The Butchies)
Kaiser Chiefs
[NAME]
Kaizers Orchestra
Kaizers Orchestra
[NAME] (born 1975)
Kalekuri Prasad
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Kaliopi
Kalmah[337]
Kalpana Patowary
Kam
Kammarheit
Kampfar
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1993)
[NAME]
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas City blues[edit]
Kansas City Red
Kansas [NAME]
Kanseil
[NAME] West[144][247]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Princess Princess)
Kap Bambino
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]'s Flowers[217]
Karate[145]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Carpenters)
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 30, 1958, Chicago). Blues vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter, the daughter of Mack Carroll and [NAME] (stage name [NAME]). She first recorded with the Blues Masters ([NAME] and his son [NAME]) on the album Son of a Gun, released in 1984 by Rooster. She recorded two albums for Delmark Records and contributed to at least eight works on that label. She has written and recorded many singles and holds copyrights to them. Her latest release was in 2011.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – electronics
[NAME]
Karma[136]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Karnivool[56]
Karunesh
[NAME] White[173]
Kasabian
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1976)
Kasia Nosowska (Hey)
[NAME] ([NAME] in Toyland, Crunt, Katastrophy Wife)
Kat DeLuna[113]
Kat Mandu a.k.a. Lime
[NAME]
[NAME]
Kataklysm[339]
Katatonia[106]
Katatonia[13]
[NAME]]
Katatonia[340]
Katchafire
[NAME] & [NAME]
Kate & Kacey
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Art Pop/Rock, Experimental Rock, Alternative Rock, Baroque pop
Kate Bush[218]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1869-1950)[12]
[NAME] (1864–1926)[30]
[NAME] (The Long Blondes)
[NAME]
[NAME] (The B-52's)
[NAME]
[NAME] Ryan[91]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME], [NAME], The Julie Ruin)
[NAME] – experimental, avant garde composer
[NAME] (Immaculate Machine, The New Pornographers)
[NAME] – bass clarinet
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME] and the Innocents
[NAME] (born 1991)
Katie Crippen[10]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Ting Tings)
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME], Queenadreena)
Katrina Elam (born 1983)
[NAME] (Katrina and the Waves)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Perry[6][159]
[NAME] Tiz[315]
[NAME]
Kausion
Kavinsky[95][96][97]
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Letters to Cleo)
[NAME] (Blonde Redhead)
[NAME]
KB
KC & the Sunshine Band
KC and the [NAME] Band[138][139]
K-Dee
K-Drama
[NAME]
[NAME]
Keb' Mo'
Keb' Mo'
Keb' Mo[2]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Keel[25][100]
Keep of Kalessin[235][236]
[NAME] in Athens[15]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar, voice
[NAME]
[NAME] (Show-Ya)
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1944–2016), English keyboard player with many styles: honky tonk, boogie woogie, rock, classical
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1971)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME]
[NAME] – piano
[NAME]
[NAME] (1957–1996)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Richards[38]
[NAME] – British guitarist
[NAME] – guitar[1]
[NAME] (born 1955)
[NAME] – piano
Keith Urban
Keith Urban (born 1967)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1955–1989)
[NAME]
Kekal[138][248][249]
Kekal[237]
Kekal[341][342]
Kelis[98]
Kelleigh [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1971)
[NAME] (born 1986)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Kelly Rowland[267][268]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME] (born 1993)
[NAME] (The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1927-2018)[94]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]. Pianist and singer-songwriter.
[NAME] – (rock, hard rock, arena rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Lamar[153]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Gibson[34]
[NAME] (1927-2010)[112]
Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne
Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne (born 1944), American-born boogie-woogie/blues/R&B pianist
Kenny and the Kasuals (Dallas, Texas, United States )
[NAME] (fiddler)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1938)
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Planotones
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] – trumpet
Kent
[NAME] – double bass
Kerli
[NAME] (Cake Like)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1974)
[NAME] – (rock, hard rock, progressive rock, folk rock)
Kesha[185]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1976)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar, synthesizer
[NAME] – guitarist
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born April 27, 1969, Nuremberg, Germany) is an American electric blues pianist, keyboardist, guitarist, singer, and songwriter. In addition to his lengthy and varied career as a session musician, McKendree has released two solo albums.
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1970–2014)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1955)
[NAME]
Kevorkian Death Cycle
[NAME]
Khanate
[NAME]]
Khlyst
[NAME]]
Khold[238]
[NAME]]
Kid Bailey. Recorded one known session, in 1929.
Kid Cudi[138][139]
Kid Frost
Kid Koala[68]
Kid Ramos
Kid Ramos - Born January 13, 1959, in Fullerton, California. Ramos is an American electric blues rock guitarist, who has performed with [NAME] and The Fabulous Thunderbirds, as well as releasing four solo albums since 1995.
Kid Rock
Kid Rock (born 1971)
Kidneythieves
Kids in the Way – (alternative rock, post-grunge, Christian rock)
Kids in the Way[153][154][155]
Kids in the Way[194][195]
Kids in the Way[66]
[NAME] in the Hall[140][141][142]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1949)
Kik Tracee[25][102]
[NAME] (born 1952)
[NAME]
Kill It Kid[209]
Kill the Noise
Kill the Noise[99]
Killbot[28]
Killdozer
Killer Dwarfs[25][103]
Killer Mike[93]
[NAME] – h'arpeggione
Killing Addiction[343]
Killing Joke
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Pixies, The Breeders)
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME], Free Kitten, [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Muffs, The Pandoras)
[NAME] Simmonds[5]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Kimberly Cole[93]
Kimberly Wyatt[166]
[NAME]
Kimmie Rhodes
[NAME]
Kinetic[344]
King África[189]
King Biscuit Boy
King Charles[219]
King Crimson
King Crimson
King Diamond[239]
King James – (rock, hard rock, metal)
King James[250]
King [NAME]
King Kobra[25][104]
King Midas Sound
King Missile
King Radio
King Satan
King Shiloh
King Short Shirt
King [NAME]
King [NAME] (1897, [NAME], Mississippi – 1949, Sibley, Louisiana). Singer and guitarist who recorded a handful of songs in 1932.
King Sporty(Jamaica)
King T
King Tubby
Kingdom Come[16]
Kings County Queens
[NAME]
Kings of Convenience
Kings of [NAME]
Kings of Leon[2]
King's X – (hard rock, progressive metal)
Kingston
[NAME]]
Kingston Falls[251][252]
[NAME] (born 1944)
[NAME] a.k.a. [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1980)
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME] (born 1993)
[NAME]
Kiros[156]
Kiros[67]
Kirsty MacColl
Kirsty MacColl
Kirsty MacColl
Kirsty MacColl[3]
Kirsty McGee
Kiss
Kiss
Kiss[9][33][105]
Kisses[88]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Kitchens of Distinction
[NAME] of Distinction[42]
Kittie[200]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1919–2012)
Kivimetsän Druidi
Kiwi Time
[NAME] (born 1955)
Kix[13][27][106]
KJ-52
KK Null
KK Null
Klabautamann[240]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Klaxons
Klaxons[9]
Klaypex
[NAME]
Kleeer[142]
Klinik
Klymaxx[143]
KMFDM
KMFDM
KMFDM [201]
[NAME]]
Knapsack[157][158]
Knapsack[48]
Knife Party
Knife Party[100][101][102]
Knifeworld
Knight Owl[39]
Knights of the Abyss[345]
Knights of the Abyss[48]
Knocturnal
[NAME]
Knurl
KOAN Sound
Kodaline
Kode9[14]
[NAME]]
Kokane
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 28, 1928 – June 3, 2009). Singer.
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 15, 1901, [NAME]'s Station, Georgia – November 8, 1968). Slide guitarist and vocalist who began his career in New York City and moved to Chicago in the latter half of the 1920s. He stopped recording for good in 1938, because he was not making a livable wage performing. His first recording was for [NAME]. Several compilation albums of his work have been released, such as those issued by Document Records.
Kokomo[38]
Koldbrann[241]
[NAME]
[NAME] – cut-up collages
Kongar-ol Ondar
Kongos
Konk[10]
Konkhra[346]
Konsta Jylhä
Kool & the Gang
Kool & the Gang[10][24][30][33][35][50][100][144]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Skillet)
Korn[202][17][56]
Korn[48][49][50]
[NAME]
Kornog
Kornog
Korovakill[242]
Korpiklaani
[NAME]
K-OS
k-os[149][150]
Kossisko (As [NAME] Notably In Ivry And Ice Cold Perm)
[NAME]
K–P[edit]
Krabathor[347]
[NAME]
Krallice[244]
Kreator[245]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Krewella[103][104]
Krieg[246]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1936)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Krisiun[348]
Krissy Matthews
Krissy Matthews (born 25 May 1992) is a British-Norwegian blues rock singer-songwriter and guitarist. He had released three albums by the age of 18.[38] His most recent and fifth album, Scenes From a Moving Window, was released by Promise Records in 2015.[39]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME] ([NAME], 50 Foot Wave)
[NAME] Hersh[3]
Kristoffer Rygg – Frontman and main composer of Ulver
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1984)
Kristy Thirsk ([NAME], [NAME])
[NAME] (80s work)[13][107]
Kromestar
Kronos[349]
Kronstadt Uprising[39]
Kruder & Dorfmeister[10]
Krum formerly Playdough
Krux[109]
Kryst the Conqueror[253]
[NAME]
Krystal Meyers (early)[68][69][70]
Krystal Meyers[178]
K's Choice
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
KTL
[NAME]
[NAME]
Kula Shaker[1]
Kult ov Azazel[248]
Kumari Kanchan Dinkerao Mail
[NAME]
[NAME]
Kurt Harland
[NAME]
[NAME]
Kurupt
Kurupt[40]
Kutless
Kutless
Kutless – (rock, alternative rock, worship music)
Kutless[159][160]
Kutless[254]
Kvelertak[247]
Kygo
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – composer, arranger, experimental guitarist
[NAME]
[NAME]
Kylesa
Kylie Minogue[6][23][70]
[NAME]
Kyuss[209][210]
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[NAME] (October 22, 1918 – January 19, 1970). Guitarist.
[NAME]
[NAME] (August 28, 1928 – February 14, 2016). Singer, songwriter and one-man band, playing up to 12 musical instruments at one time.
L.A. Express
L.A. Guns[27][30][33][42][108]
L.A.P.D.[51][52][53]
L.C. Green
L.C. Green
L.E.D?
[NAME]
L.T.D.
L.T.D.[146][147]
L.V. Banks
L.V. Banks (October 28, 1932, [NAME], Mississippi – May 2, 2011). Moved to Chicago in 1965 and released two albums for [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME] (December 25, 1946 – November 22, 1994). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
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L7[211]
La Bionda(DD Sound)
[NAME]
La Bottine Souriante
La Bouche[24][25]
La Bouche[62][63]
La Caution[49]
La Costa (born 1951)
La Familie Leger
[NAME]
[NAME] – just intonation, minimalist, drone music
La Musgaña
LA Symphony
La Toya Jackson[171]
Lab Partners[43]
Lab Report
Labelle
[NAME]
[NAME]
Labrinth
Lace
[NAME]
[NAME] (Flyleaf)
Lachi
Lacrimas Profundere[110]
Lacuna Coil[212]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (May 1, 1936 – April 11, 2011)
[NAME] (May 1, 1936 – April 11, 2011). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
[NAME] (born 1946)
Ladies of the Canyon
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (born August 8, 1953, Kansas City, Missouri) is an electric blues singer, who has worked as a session singer, depicted Billie Holiday on stage, and since 1995 has released six solo albums.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Lady Gaga[6][159][192]
Lady of Rage
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ladytron
Ladytron
Ladyva ([NAME]) (1988), Swiss pianist
[NAME] ([NAME])
LaFee
LaFee
Laibach
Laidback Luke[105][106]
Laila[193]
Lake of Tears[111]
Lake Street Dive
Lakeside
Lakeside[30][33][82]
Lakhwinder Lucky
[NAME] [NAME]
[NAME]
Lalezar Ensemble
[NAME]
Lalon
Lamb[16]
Lament[197][198]
Lament[255]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Lana del Rey
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Rey[32]
[NAME]
Lana Pellay
LANco
[NAME], Jr.
Landing
Landing[44]
[NAME] (born 1955)
[NAME] (born 1967)
Langhorne Slim
Langhorne Slim
Lanner and [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Lapko[14]
Laraaji
Larance Marable[1]:96,105
L'Arc-en-Ciel
[NAME] (1965–2018)
[NAME]
Larrikin Love
[NAME] and the Blue Notes (Fort Worth, Texas)
[NAME] (born 1956)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (January 7, 1923 – May 19, 2010) Born in Wharton, Texas, Dale was an R&B guitarist and occasional singer active in the 1950s and 1960s. He performed in New York City with a band that included Champion Jack Dupree and [NAME]. He was an exponent of East Coast blues, and released several recordings for Grover Records.
[NAME]
[NAME] - (December 4, 1936 – April 19, 1994) Born in Kansas City, Missouri but raised in Little Rock, Arkansas, [NAME] was an acoustic and electric Texas blues and soul blues musician who was greatly influenced by [NAME]. He recorded often with [NAME]. He released albums for many labels, including [NAME], [NAME], and many others.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1948)
[NAME] Graham[51]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (folk rock, rock, [NAME] music)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME]
[NAME] The Cable Guy
[NAME] (born 1947)
[NAME]'s Rebels (Ponsonby, New Zealand)
[NAME]
[NAME]
LAShTAL
Lasse Stefanz
Last Child
Last Dinosaurs
Last Exit
Last Tuesday
Late Night Alumni
Late of the Pier
Later styles[edit]
Latyrx[154][155]
[NAME] (born 1981)
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1967/1968)
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME] (Against Me!)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Marling[2]
[NAME]
[NAME] (LP)
[NAME]
[NAME] (unknown – February 1932). Classic female blues and country blues singer.
[NAME] Smith[25]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME])
[NAME]
Lauren Alaina
[NAME] (born 1994)
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]
Lauren-Ashley
[NAME]
Laurence Jones[6]
[NAME]
[NAME] – electronic music
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Born July 3, 1929 in Amite City, Louisiana, White recorded for Duke Records in the 1950s and early 1960s, before issuing a comeback album in 1994 on Antone's Records.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Lavinia Turner[13]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Wandering Aces
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and Four More (Memphis, Tennessee)
[NAME]
Lazy Rich[107]
LBC Crew
LCD Soundsystem
LCD Soundsystem
[NAME]]
LCD Soundsystem[53][54][55]
Le Castle Vania[108]
Le Castle Vania[11]
Le Click[24]
Le Rêve du Diable
Le Tigre
Le Tigre
Le Vent du Nord
Lead Belly
Lead Belly
Lead Belly
Lead Belly (January 20 1888, Mooringsport, Louisiana - December 6 1949). [NAME] who was influential to the folk scene as well as the blues.
Lead Belly (January 20, 1888 [uncertain, possibly January 23, 1889] – December 6, 1949). Singer and multi-instrumentalist who played folk music and blues, notable for his strong vocals, virtuosity on the twelve-string guitar, and the folk standards he introduced. Considered to be highly influential.
Leaders[199]
Leaders[note 4][257]
Leæther Strip
Leah Daniels (born 1987)
Leah Turner
Leahy
Leahy
[NAME] (born 1982)
[NAME]
Lecrae
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Led Zeppelin[1]
Led Zeppelin[118][215][216]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] the Hearts
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1980)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1942)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1929–2007)
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar
[NAME] (born 1956)
[NAME]
Leeland
Leeland – (rock, progressive rock, CCM) (2000–present)
[NAME] Cruiser[219]
Left Out
Left Out[45]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Leftfield, 2010
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 9, 1920, Leighton, Alabama – April 7, 2007). Guitarist who played on numerous recordings of Chicago blues, jazz and R&B.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (April 29, 1937 – September 7, 1993) Born [NAME] in Osceola, Arkansas, and before his four-year tour of duty in the U.S. Air Force ended in 1956, Lefty began to play the guitar. When he returned to Chicago later that year, he came under the tutelage of Lacy [NAME] and [NAME]. In 1958, Lefty joined [NAME] road band, playing rhythm 'n' blues throughout the country. During a gig in Seattle, a teenage guitarist named [NAME], hung out with, and was influenced by, [NAME]. In 1960, Lefty moved to Detroit, where he remained for four years, working with Junior Cannady and [NAME]. From 1964 to 1971, Lefty worked with [NAME], during which time they toured the U.S., Canada, Africa, Europe, Southeast Asia, the Fiji Islands and Indonesia. Lefty then joined [NAME] and the Houserockers, performing extensively until Hound Dog's passing in late 1975. He then formed his own band, [NAME] and Shock Treatment. His most well-known compositions include "Bad Avenue", "I Found Out", If I Could Just Get My Hands on What I Got My Eyes On", Funny Acting Woman", "Somebody Stole My Christmas" and "Ain't It Nice to be Loved". [NAME] succumbed to esophageal cancer on September 7, 1993, at age 56, in Chicago.
[NAME] (April 29, 1937, Osceola, Arkansas – September 7, 1993)
[NAME] (1928–1975)
Legend Seven – (rock) (1990-1994)
Legion of the Damned[1]
Leiahdorus
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Sixpence None the Richer)
[NAME]
[NAME] K[7]
[NAME] – first computer composition [NAME] (1957) with [NAME]
[NAME] (born 1957)
[NAME]]
[NAME] Barry[10]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Leng Tch'e[2]
Lengsel[2][3]
Lengsel[259]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Lennie Tristano[1]:94
Lennon & Maisy
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Kravitz[2]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Leo and the Prophets (Austin, Texas)
[NAME] (1863-1939)[26]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1936–2013)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1948)
[NAME] Haywood[116]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1917–1969)
[NAME] (1942–2016)
[NAME] (1942–2016), American musician and songwriter
Leona Naess
[NAME] (born 1943)
[NAME](June 2, 1917, Sumrall, Mississippi – August 22, 1987). [NAME] and blues pianist and a member of the Chicago blues band the Big Three Trio, with [NAME] and [NAME]. He recorded for Okeh Records and [NAME] the group. After the trio broke up, he performed soul music and urban contemporary gospel as an organist.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – trumpet
LeperKhanz
Leprous[216]
Leroy "Happy Fats" Leblanc
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (of [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1929)
Leroy Vinnegar[1]:96
Les Amies Louisianaises
[NAME] (1912–2001)
Les Luthiers
[NAME]
[NAME]
Les Sales Majestés[41]
[NAME] (born 1948)
Lesbians on [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Broken Social Scene)
[NAME] (Anti-Scrunti Faction)
[NAME] (1897-1985)[121]
[NAME]
Less Than Jake
Lester Bowie[1]
Lester Davenport - Born January 16, 1932 in Tchula, Mississippi and moving to Chicago, Illinois in 1945, Davenport is an electric Chicago blues harmonica player and vocalist. He is also sometimes called "Mad Dog" Davenport. He recorded his first album in 1991 for [NAME], and then in 2002 released I Smell a Rat for [NAME].
Lester Davenport (January 16, 1932, Tchula, Mississippi – March 17, 2009). Moved to Chicago in 1945. Electric Chicago blues harmonica player and vocalist, sometimes called Mad Dog Davenport. He recorded his first album in 1991 for Earwig Music. He recorded I Smell a Rat for [NAME] in 2002.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1914-1979)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Let's Active
Letter Kills[161][162]
Letter to the Exiles[note 2][201]
Letter to the Exiles[note 5][53][262]
Letters to Cleo
[NAME] (1861-1923)[43]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Leviathan
Leviathan[1]
Leviticus – (rock, metal) (1981-1990, 2003)
Leviticus[109][110]
Leviticus[60][263][264]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1938–1990)
[NAME]
Lewis-Merthyr Band[14]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Liars
Liars
Liars
[NAME]
Liberace (1919–1987), American pianist
Liberation Suite
Liberation Suite – (rock) (1976-2008)
Liberty N' Justice – (hard rock) (1991–present)
Liers in Wait[3]
Life in Your Way[163]
Life in Your Way[note 3][203]
Life in Your Way[note 6][266]
Life of Agony[215]
Life Toward Twilight
Lifehouse
Lifehouse
Lifehouse – (alternative rock, pop rock, post-grunge) (1999–present)
Lifelover
Lifelover[4]
Lifesavers Underground – (rock, new wave, post-punk, gothic rock) (1986-1998)
Lifetime[164]
Light of the World[149]
Lighter Shade of Brown
Lighthouse Family[3]
Lightnin' Hopkins
Lightnin' Hopkins
Lightnin' Hopkins
Lightnin' Hopkins - (March 15, 1912 – January 30, 1982) [NAME] in Centerville, Texas, [NAME] was an acoustic and electric guitarist and a major exponent of Texas blues. During his late career he performed mostly on electric guitar, though in the same manner that he would perform on an acoustic one. Like [NAME], Hopkins is one the better known blues musicians of history.
Lightnin' Hopkins (March 15, 1912, Centerville, Texas – January 30, 1982). Acoustic and electric guitarist, a major exponent of Texas blues and country blues and one of the best-known blues musicians.
Lightnin' Slim
Lightnin' Wells
Lightnin' Willie & the Poorboys
Lightning Bolt – noise rock
Lightning Seeds
Lightning Seeds[3]
LIGHTS
Lights of Euphoria
Lights Out Asia
[NAME]
Lil' Dave Thompson
Lil' Dave Thompson (May 21, 1969 – February 14, 2010)
Lil' [NAME]
Lil' [NAME] (born April 8, 1955). Slide guitarist, singer and songwriter.
Lil Green
[NAME]
Lil' Keke
Lil McClintock
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1981)
[NAME]
Lillian Axe[16][66][48][111]
[NAME]
Lillian Glinn[16]
[NAME]
Lillian Leach & the Mellows
[NAME]
Lilly Hiatt
[NAME]
Lily and Maria
Lily Morris (1882-1952)[57]
[NAME]
Limblifter
Limbonic Art[5]
Lime
Limp Bizkit
Limp Bizkit[217][218]
Limp Bizkit[220]
Lincoln Brewster
Lincoln Brewster – (rock, contemporary worship music)
[NAME] Clifford[3]
[NAME] (born 1962)
[NAME] Thompson(Silver Convention)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (4 Non Blondes)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1946)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Sundblad[300]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Deap Vally)
Lindstrøm
Linkin Park
Linkin Park[133][221][222][223]
[NAME] Park[221][222][223]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born July 23, 1942, [NAME], Mississippi and moved to Chicago in 1959. [NAME]/singer/guitarist [NAME] has been a fixture of Chicago blues for more than two decades and is known for his own electric blues style influenced by soul, R&B, and funk.[1][2] His first internationally released CD was named "Blues CD of the Year".[3]
[NAME] (born July 23, 1942, [NAME], Mississippi). Moved to Chicago in 1959, where he was active in the South Side music scene and became one of the hardest-working bluesmen in Chicago. He is known for his strong voice and guitar with his own style of electric blues. His album Been There Done That, recorded by [NAME] in 2012, has been critically acclaimed as pure blues of the finest quality.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Linx[151]
Lion[16]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1908–2002)
[NAME] (born 1949)
Lipps Inc.
Liquid
Liquid Gold(UK)
Liquid Liquid
Liquid Liquid[56]
Liquid Stranger
Liquid Stranger
Liquid Zen
[NAME] (born 1965)
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME] (Wendy & Lisa)
Lisa Crystal Carver (Suckdog)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Eels)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1956)
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Bellrays)
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME] (Broken Social Scene, [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (as Lysa Lynn)[207]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Stansfield[293]
[NAME] (born 1968)
Lissie
[NAME]
Lit
[NAME] (The Runaways, [NAME])
[NAME]]
Litefoot
Little Annie
Little Annie
Little Anthony and the Imperials
Little [NAME]
Little [NAME] – (February 5, 1934 – August 20, 2008)
Little [NAME] (February 5, 1934, Indianola, Mississippi – August 20, 2008). Moved to Chicago in 1950 and accompanied [NAME] in the 1950s. He released three solo albums.
Little Big Town
Little Big Town
Little Brother Montgomery
Little Brother Montgomery (April 18, 1906 – September 6, 1985). [NAME] and singer.
Little Brother[156][157]
[NAME]Notably on Give It To Me Baby! album)
Little [NAME]
Little [NAME] (March 20, 1911 – unknown). Memphis blues and country blues guitarist, singer and songwriter.
Little Caesar & the Romans
Little Caesar[19]
Little Charlie & the Nightcats
Little Dogs
Little Dragon
Little Dragon[47]
Little Eva
Little Feat
Little Feat[221][222]
Little Freddie King
Little Freddie King (July 19, 1940, [NAME], Mississippi). Guitarist.
Little Hat Jones
Little Hatch
Little [NAME] (1920–2015)
Little [NAME]
Little [NAME] – (December 4, 1964 – July 21, 2002) released three albums in the 1990s before his death aged 37.
Little [NAME]
Little [NAME] (September 23, 1934 – April 22, 1990)[5] Born in Vicksburg, Mississippi, United States, he was an American singer and guitarist. His musical style was often compared to [NAME]]
Little [NAME] (November 1, 1924 – November 19, 1964). Pianist and singer.
Little Mack Simmons
Little Mack Simmons (January 25, 1933 – October 24, 2000). [NAME] player, singer and songwriter.
Little [NAME] and the Tornadoes
Little Milton - (September 7, 1934 – August 4, 2005) Born in Iverness, Mississippi, [NAME] (born [NAME]) performed everything from soul-blues to outright boogie-woogie and rhythm and blues. A guitarist and singer, he released countless albums over a long career.
Little [NAME]
Little [NAME]
Little [NAME] (born 1932), American pianist, singer, and songwriter
Little [NAME]
Little Smokey Smothers
Little Smokey Smothers (January 2, 1939 – November 20, 2010). Guitarist and singer.
Little Sonny
Little Sonny
Little [NAME]
Little Texas
Little Tich (1867-1928)[79]
Little [NAME]
Little Walter
Little Walter (May 1, 1930 – February 15, 1968). [NAME] player and singer.
Little [NAME]
Little [NAME] (1931–2013), American pianist and singer
Little Willy Foster
Little Willy Foster (April 5 or April 20, 1922 – November 25, 1987). [NAME] player, singer, and songwriter.
[NAME]
Live
Liverpool Five (London, England)
Livin' Joy[35]
Living Colour[17][56]
Living Colour[54][55][56]
Living Sacrifice[118][143]
Living Sacrifice[24][104][267][191]
Living Sacrifice[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1927–2011)
[NAME]
[NAME] Enthusiasm ([NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]. Singer, songwriter, guitarist, rubboard player, music producer, owner of the record label Blue Kitty Music.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Phair[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Lizzo[158]
[NAME] Borden[25][112]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Lloyd Cole[224]
[NAME] (born 1951)
LMFAO[197][198]
Lobo
Local H
Local Natives
Local Natives
LoCash
Lock Up[5]
Locomía[199]
Lodger
Loefah
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Logan Mize
Logg
Loggins and Messina
[NAME]
Loituma
[NAME] – saxophone
Lola Blanc
Loleatta Holloway
Lollipop
Lolly Pop
London Grammar[48]
[NAME]
Lonely [NAME]
Lonestar
Long Beach Dub Allstars
Long [NAME]]
Long John Baldry[32][33]
Long [NAME]
Long [NAME] - (born [NAME] in 1931). He released three albums on Alligator Records in the 1990s. His most recent release, Looking for a Party was issued by Blue Express in October 2009.
Longing for Dawn[112]
Longpigs
[NAME]
[NAME] (December 18, 1933 - April 1, 2017). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 8, 1899 [disputed, possibly 1889 or 1894] – June 16, 1970). Blues and jazz singer, guitarist, violinist and songwriter, a pioneer of jazz guitar and jazz violin, recognized as the first to play an electrically amplified violin.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]born July 18, 1941, [NAME], Indiana), [NAME] performs as an electric guitarist and singer. He is widely considered to be the founder of the blues-rock guitar genre (1963 hits: "Memphis" and "Wham!"), but also received critical acclaim as one of the best of the early "blue-eyed soul" singers.
Lonnie Mack[229][230]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born April 17, 1956 in West Helena, Arkansas, Shields has released six albums to date.
Lonzo and [NAME]
Loop
[NAME]
Lo-Pro
[NAME] (X-Ray Spex, Essential Logic, Red Krayola)
Loraine Wyman
Lord [NAME]
Lord Belial[6]
Lord Brynner
Lord Creator
Lord Intruder
Lord Invader
Lord Kaos[8]
Lord Kitchener
Lord Melody
Lord [NAME] and the Kalypso Katz
Lord [NAME]
Lord Pretender
Lord Radio
Lord Shorty
Lord Tracy[25][66]
Lord Woodbine
Lorde
Lorde[49]
Lords of Lyrics
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Lorelei[15]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1969)
[NAME] (born 1932)
[NAME] in 2005
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1959)
Los Amigos Invisibles[2]
Los Gatos Salvajes ([NAME], Argentina)
Los Jaivas
Los Lobos[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Los Lonely Boys[224]
[NAME] (Montevideo, Uruguay)
[NAME]]
Los Panchos
Los Saicos (Lima, Peru)
Los Shakers (Montevideo, Uruguay)
Los Tres
Loscil
Loscil
Loscil
Lost Cherrees[40]
Lost Dogs – (traditional, country, folk, rock, blues) (1991–present)
Lost Soul[6]
LostAlone
Lostprophets[165][166][167][168][169][170]
Lostprophets[225][226]
[NAME]]
Lostprophets[49]
[NAME] (1865-1910)[20]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1900 – unknown). Singer.
Lotus Plaza
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (USA) gamelan influenced
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and Metallica[230]
[NAME]
Loudblast[7]
Loudness[13][64]
[NAME]
[NAME]
LOUDspeakers
[NAME]
Louie Louie[202]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] in 1953
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1908–1975), American boogie and jump blues musician, songwriter and bandleader
[NAME] – drums
Louis Prima
Louis Prima, Jr.
[NAME] - sax, clarinet
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Shondes)
[NAME]. Singer and pianist.
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (Sleeper)
Louisiana Red
Louisiana Red
Louisiana Red
Louisiana Red
Louisiana Red - Born March 23, 1932 in Bessma Alabama is a guitarist, singer and [NAME] who has recorded albums for labels like JSP Records, L+R, Earwig Music, [NAME] and [NAME]
Louisiana Red (March 23, 1932 – February 25, 2012). [NAME], [NAME] and singer.
Love
Love & Kisses
Love Among Freaks
Love and Death[15][268]
Love and Rockets
Love and Theft
Love Battery
Love De-Luxe
Love Inc.[74]
Love Sculpture
Love Sculpture[225][226]
Love Song
Love Spit Love
Love Unlimited Orchestra
Love (Los Angeles, California)
Love/Hate[19][27]
Love[10][14]
Lovefoxxx (CSS)
Lovehammers
Lovelytheband
Lover of Sin[9]
Lovesliescrushing[50]
Lovie [NAME]
Lovie Lee – (March 17, 1909 – May 23, 1997) was a Chicago blues pianist who worked with [NAME] and recorded an album, [NAME], which was released on the Earwig label.
Low
Low Millions[5]
[NAME] - (March 31, 1921 – March 6, 1999) Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, [NAME] was an innovator who performed guitar and sang in a variety of blues-based genres, particularly soul-blues, electric Texas blues and West Coast blues, as well as Urban blues. He performed with musicians like Alger "Texas" [NAME], and also had a long recording career releasing many solo albums.
[NAME] George[159]
Lower Dens[51]
Lower Than Atlantis[227]
Lowrell Simon(Lost Generation)
LPG
Luar Na Lubre
Lubeh
[NAME] (born 1995), German boogie-woogie, blues and jazz pianist
[NAME]]
[NAME] Blue[269]
[NAME]
Lucho Gatica[2]
Luciana[70]
Lucie Blue Tremblay
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 1, 1897, Amory, Mississippi – August 10, 1948). Classic female blues singer who performed early country blues. Many of her songs were sexually suggestive, and thus she may be considered a dirty blues musician. [NAME] issued her complete recordings in a series of releases.
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1938)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1953)
Lucky Dube
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Brown[57]
[NAME] (born 1989)
[NAME]
Luderin Darbone
Ludicra[10]
[NAME]
Ludovico Einaudi
Lui Collins
[NAME] – Futurism and noise music
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]1925–1987)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1976)
[NAME] (born 1990)
[NAME]
[NAME] Doucet[5]
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 28, 1892, [NAME], West Virginia – June 25, 1952). Guitarist performing Piedmont blues and East Coast blues. He spent most of his career in Lynchburg, Virginia. Not many of his recordings survive, but [NAME] was undeniably a major early influence on musicians playing in the Piedmont style.
[NAME] (born 1982)
[NAME]
[NAME] (as Wagon Christ)
Lull
Lull
Lullaby for the Working Class
[NAME]
Lulu[40]
[NAME]
Luna
[NAME] – (rock) (1999-2012)
Lúnasa
Lunasicc[41]
Luniz
Lupe Fiasco[144][159]
[NAME] - Born December 13, 1958 in Chicago, Illinois, guitarist and vocalist Bell is the son of [NAME] player [NAME]. Like his father, he is a Chicago blues musician who performs on electric guitar. He has recorded numerous albums, most of which have been for [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME]
Lush[1]
Lush[13][22]
Lusine
Lust Control – (thrash punk) (1988-1995, 2011–present)
Lust Control[205]
Lust Control[270]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Luther "Guitar Junior" [NAME] - Born April 11, 1939 is a Chicago blues electric guitarist who is better known for his long stints working with [NAME] in the 1970s. In 1980 he began doing solo work, though his debut album was released in 1976 for Evidence Records. He has also recorded for Telarc and [NAME].
Luther "Guitar Junior" [NAME] (born April 11, 1939). Electric guitarist best known for his long stints with [NAME] in the 1970s. In 1980 he began doing solo work. His debut album was released by Evidence Records in 1976. He has also recorded for Telarc and [NAME].
Luther "Snake Boy" [NAME]
Luther "Snake Boy" [NAME] - (August 30, 1934 – March 18, 1976) Born in Davisboro, Georgia, he was also known as "Snake" or "[NAME]", and was otherwise billed as both [NAME] and [NAME] (under the latter he recorded for Chess Records in the 1960s). His birth name was [NAME].
Luther "Snake Boy" [NAME] (born [NAME], August 30, 1941, Davisboro, Georgia – March 18, 1976). Electric guitarist, singer and songwriter, also known as Snake or [NAME] and sometimes billed as [NAME] or [NAME] (he recorded under the latter name for Chess Records in the 1960s).
[NAME]
[NAME] (August 17, 1939 – August 12, 1997) Born in Widener, Arkansas and then moving to Chicago as a teen, [NAME] was a major force on the Chicago blues scene. Predominantly an electric guitarist and also a singer, [NAME] released many albums for the Alligator Records label based in Chicago.
[NAME] (August 17, 1939, Widener, Arkansas – August 12, 1997). Moved to Chicago as a teenager and became a major force in the blues scene there, primarily as an electric guitarist and also as a singer. He released many albums for [NAME], based in Chicago.
[NAME]
[NAME] 1976)
Luti-Kriss[206]
Luti-Kriss[271]
[NAME]]
Lux Occulta[11]
LVL – (industrial rock, industrial metal, rock) (1996–present)
LVL[159]
Lycia[16]
Lydia Canaan
Lydia Canaan
[NAME]
Lydia Loveless[50]
Lydia Lunch
[NAME] ([NAME] and the [NAME], [NAME], 8-Eyed Spy, [NAME])
Lyijykomppania[113]
Lykke Li[45]
[NAME] (born 1957)
[NAME] Lovett[1]
Lyn Collins[55]
[NAME]
Lynch Mob[27][115]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – experimental musician and performer
[NAME] (PVRIS)
[NAME] (1947–2015)
[NAME] (Tribe 8)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Lynyrd Skynyrd[227][228]
Lyn-Z Way (Mindless Self Indulgence)
Lyrics Born[160]
[NAME]
Lyzanxia[8]
L-Z[edit]
LZ7
LZ7
[NAME] ([NAME])
M
M
M
M
M
M
M People[203][204]
M. Ward
M. Ward
M.I.A.[167][168]
M.I.A.[212][213]
M.I.M.E.O.
M.O.V.E
m.o.v.e[229]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M[edit]
M83
M83
M83[52]
M83[6]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ma Rainey[9]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1942)
[NAME]
Mac Dre[42]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1957)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1925)
Macabre[9]
Maceo Parker[24][31][50][186]
[NAME]
Machine Head[232]
Machine, [NAME], [NAME] (Drums), [NAME] (Guitar & Vocals), [NAME] (Vocals),
Machine[152]
[NAME]
Mack 10
Mack 10[43]
Mack Magaha
MacKenzie Porter
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis[153][162]
Macklemore[161]
Mad at the World
Mad at the World – (synthpop)
Mad Max[272]
Mad Professor
Mad Professor, 2009
Mad Season
Madam X[16][116]
[NAME]
Maddie & Tae
Maddox Brothers and [NAME]
Maddy Prior
[NAME]
Madeon[113]
[NAME] (Tattle Tale, [NAME])
[NAME]
Madleen Kane
[NAME]
Madlyn Davis[11]
Madonna[10][150][174]
Madrugada
Madrugada[17][18]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock)
Mae[171][172]
Mae[23]
Mae[50]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Maeror Tri
Maeror Tri
Maeror Tri
Magdallan[117]
Magdallan[273]
MagellanMusic
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (Republic of Safety, Kids on TV, Barcelona Pavilion)
[NAME] – voice
[NAME]
Magic Affair[75]
Magic Dirt[228]
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 14, 1937 – December 1, 1969). Guitarist and singer.
Magic Slim
Magic Slim
Magic Wands[53]
[NAME]
Magnapop
Magnet
Magnetic Man[5]
Magnum Carnage[12]
Mägo de Oz
[NAME]
Mahogany Jones
Mahogany[54]
Mahotella Queens
Maidenhead Citadel Band of the Salvation Army
[NAME] (1887-1966)[70]
Main
Main
Main
Main article: British folk rock
Main article: Celtic punk
Main article: Celtic rock
Main article: Folk punk
Mainstay – (rock)
Máire [NAME]
Maja Ivarsson (The Sounds)
[NAME]
Majestic Vanguard[274]
Major [NAME]
Major Lance
Major [NAME]]
Make Them Suffer[19]
Makethisrelate
Makyo
[NAME] and Alwyn
[NAME]
[NAME] (1872-1929)[71]
Malefice[10]
Malefice[50]
Malente[115]
Malevolent Creation[12]
[NAME]
Mali Music
Malicorne
Malicorne
Malignancy [11]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mallary Hope
Mallory Knox
[NAME]
Mama [NAME] – voice improvisation
Mama [NAME] (The Mamas & the Papas)
Mama [NAME]'s Brass Band[15]
[NAME]
Mamie Smith[26]
Man Man
Man or [NAME]-man?
Mana ERG
Manafest
Manafest – (rap rock)
Manafest[207][208]
Manafest[275][276]
[NAME]]
Mance Lipscomb
Mance Lipscomb (April 9, 1895, Navasota, Texas - January 30, 1976). Guitarist and singer, he performed a repertory based on blues, ragtime, Tin [NAME] and folk music. He recorded for Arhoolie Records and Reprise Records (early Sixties).
[NAME]
[NAME]
Manchild[153][154]
[NAME] (Bis)
[NAME]
Mandrill
Mandrill[10][155][156]
[NAME] (born 1975)
Månegarm[13]
Manes[14]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Earth Band
[NAME]
MAN-GO
Manic Street Preachers
Manimal[13]
[NAME]
Mannheim Steamroller[16]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mantric[277]
[NAME]
Manu Dibango[72]
[NAME]
Manzel[157]
[NAME]! Singers
Maranatha[209]
Maranatha[278]
[NAME] (also Marc & The Mambas)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – free jazz
[NAME]
[NAME], accordion
Marcel
[NAME] and the Forget-Me-Nots
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1949), American singer and pianist
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Marconi Union
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Marcus Bonfanti[4]
[NAME] (born 1955)
Marcus Mumford
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Marduk[15]
[NAME] (born 1990)
[NAME] (born 1941)
Margie Evans
[NAME] (born 1935)
Margo Price (born 1983)
Margo [NAME] (born 1942)
[NAME] (In This Moment)
[NAME] y su [NAME]
[NAME] (National Velvet)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME], Now It's Overhead)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mariah [NAME]
Mariah Carey[10][74][75]
[NAME]
Marianas Trench
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Cherie & Marie Currie)
[NAME] (1881-1938; half-Russian)[24]
[NAME] (Roxette)
[NAME] (1873-1964)[41]
[NAME] (1870-1922)[52]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1872-1930)[76]
[NAME]
[NAME] Vlugt ([NAME], [NAME])
Marika Papagika
[NAME]
[NAME] – piano
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Marina and the Diamonds
Marina and the Diamonds
Marina Diamandis (Marina and the Diamonds)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (pop recordings like "Because" or "[NAME]")
[NAME] – piano, objects
Marion
[NAME]
[NAME]
Marion Raven
[NAME] (1930–1999)
Marionette[14]
[NAME] (How To Destroy Angels)
[NAME] (Shocking Blue)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Marjo
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME] (born 1956)
[NAME]
[NAME] – double bass
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - violin
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - trumpet
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1949)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1961)
[NAME] Olson[60]
[NAME] (1864-1918)[72]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitarist, composer
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (born 1986)
[NAME]
[NAME]'s Ghost
[NAME]
Maroon 5[205][206]
Maroon 5[42][43]
Maroon 5[58][59][60]
Maroon 5[6]
Maroon[51]
Mars Ill
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Marta [NAME] (Die Happy)
Marta Sánchez[270]
[NAME]
[NAME] and The Muffins
[NAME]
[NAME] Copeland[8]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME] and the Muffins)
[NAME] ([NAME] and the [NAME], The Associates)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1949)
[NAME] Garrix[76][77]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar, prepared guitar, multi-instrumentalist, steampunk, composer
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Martin Solveig[37][157][158][159]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1965)
[NAME] Paich[1]:96
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME] (1925–1982)
[NAME] in 1966
[NAME] (born October 14, 1977). Keyboardist
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1958)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Martyn[2]
Martyr[15]
[NAME] Whitney[184]
Marvellettes
Marvin & Johnny
[NAME]
[NAME]
Marvin Gaye[107]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1925–2013)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1958)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1947)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], viola
[NAME]
[NAME](10,000 [NAME], [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Helium, Autoclave, Wild Flag)
[NAME] (The Shangri-Las)
[NAME]
[NAME]'s Danish[229]
[NAME] Trio
Mase
Mason Dixon
Mason Proffit
Mason Proffit
Mason Ramsey
Mason Ruffner
Mason[116]
Massacra[16]
Massacre
Massacre[17]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Massive Scar Era
Mastedon – (rock)
Mastedon[279]
Master P (Notably in early work)
Master P[44]
Master Saleem
Master[18]
Masterboy[1]
Master's Hammer[16]
Mastodon[citation needed]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock, folk, CCM, hip hop) (2003–present)
[NAME]]
Matchbook Romance[173][174]
Matchbook Romance[52]
Matchbox Twenty
Material Issue
Material[159]
MATH
[NAME]
Maths Class
[NAME]
Matisyahu[163][164]
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME] – saxophone, fluteophone
[NAME]
[NAME] "Guitar" Murphy (December 29, 1929 - June 15, 2018). [NAME]. He was associated with the bands The Blues Brothers and Howlin' [NAME].
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME] and Kim[208][209]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] is an American electric blues singer, guitarist and songwriter. To date, Hill has released two albums, and he has also gained a reputation for his energetic live performances.
[NAME] – clarinet, electronics
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Nathanson[1][2]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Schofield[290]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Matteo Brancaleoni
[NAME] and the [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] – piano
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] and the Earthquakes – (piano rock, rock, alternative rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Matthews, Wright & King
[NAME]
Mattie Hite[18]
Mattin
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1915–1976), American pianist, singer, and actor
[NAME] and the Zodiacs
[NAME]
Mavis Staples
[NAME] and Harvey
[NAME] (1922-2012)[92]
[NAME] (1894-1963)[113]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1908-1990)[124]
Maxime Le Forestier
Maxïmo Park
Maximum Joy[160][161]
[NAME]
Maxine Nightingale
Maxwell Street [NAME]
Maxwell Street [NAME] - (March 2, 1925 – December 28, 1995) Born in Tippo, Mississippi, [NAME] played with [NAME], recorded an album for [NAME] in the mid 1960s, and remained a regular street musician on Maxwell Street, Chicago, for over 40 years.
[NAME]
Maxx[5]
Maybe Monday
[NAME] (1909–1978)
Mayday
Mayday Parade[175][176]
Mayday Parade[231][232]
Mayday Parade[53][54]
[NAME] Hawthorne[1]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mayfly[280][281]
Mayhem[17]
[NAME] and the Sons of Disaster[15][282]
[NAME] and the Sons of Disaster[210]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Maze[163][164]
[NAME]
Mazzy Star[3]
Mazzy Star[55]
MC Breed
MC Eiht
MC Eiht[45]
MC Hammer
[NAME] [On The Funky Headhunter]
MC Jin[9]
MC Ren
MC Ren[26]
MC5
MC5[24]
[NAME]
McAlyster
McBride & the Ride
McCafferty
McClymonts
[NAME] and Whitehead
McGraw & Fer
[NAME]
McHayes
[NAME]
McKinley Mitchell - (December 25, 1934 – January 18, 1986) Born in Jackson, Mississippi, [NAME] was a Chicago-based soul-blues and rhythm and blues singer who started out performing [NAME] music. He recorded singles for Boxer Records, Chess Records (with [NAME]), and a variety of other labels. Most of his releases are still only available on records. In his later career he returned to Mississippi and recorded "I Won't Be Back for More" in 1984.
[NAME]
Me Phi Me[15][75]
Meade Lux [NAME]
Meade Lux [NAME] (1905–1964), American pianist whose "Honky Tonk Train Blues" was an early boogie woogie hit
Means[211]
Means[283]
Meat Beat Manifesto
Meat Puppets
[NAME] (billed as "[NAME]")
Medicine
Medicine 8[118][119]
Medicine Head
Medicine[56]
Medium Medium
[NAME]
Meg & Dia[55]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Meg & Dia)
Meg Mac
[NAME]
[NAME] (The White Stripes)
[NAME]
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (born 1987)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mehdi
Mehida[284]
[NAME]
[NAME] and Kim[210]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1942–2011)
[NAME] Street (1935–1978)
[NAME] (1932–2017)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1938)
[NAME]
Melechesh[19]
[NAME]
[NAME] der Maur
[NAME] der Maur
[NAME] der Maur (Auf der Maur, Hole)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Etheridge[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Tkautz[23]
Melodic Punk and Skate Punk bands[edit]
Melodic punk bands and artists in Christian music.
[NAME] (born 1969)
Melodie MC[5][41]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Rasputina)
Melvin "Lil' Son" [NAME] (August 16, 1915, Tyler, Texas – May 30, 1976). Acoustic and electric guitarist and singer of Texas blues.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born March 13, 1959). Guitarist.
Melvins
Melvins
Melvins – experimental
Melvins[17][235]
Memento Mori[117]
Memory Garden[118]
[NAME]. Founded about 1926 in Memphis and recorded there from 1927 to 1934.
Memphis May Fire[212]
Memphis May Fire[33][285]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (June 3, 1897 – August 6, 1973). [NAME], singer, and songwriter whose recording career lasted from the 1920s to the 1950s.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1915–1988)
[NAME]
Mendeed[19]
Mendeed[52]
Menswe@r
Mental Horror[20]
Mentallo & the Fixer
Meow Meow
[NAME]
Mercenary[21]
Mercury Rev
Mercyful Fate[20][21]
MercyMe
MercyMe – (rock, CCM) (1994–present)
Meredith Andrews
[NAME]
Meredith Brooks[3]
Meredith Edwards (born 1984)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] in 2013
[NAME] (1937–2016)
[NAME] (1934–2005)
[NAME] (1917–1983)
Merlin[22]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Merzbow
[NAME] – (Japan) noise music
Meshell Ndegeocello[173]
Meshuggah – extreme metal, experimental metal, progressive metal
Meshuggah[23][24]
Messengers[note 7][287]
Messiah Prophet[60][90]
Messiah[25]
Metallica[72][236]
Metanoia[213]
[NAME]]
Methysos
Metro Station[177]
Metro Station[56]
Metsatöll
mewithoutYou – (experimental rock, alternative rock, indie rock, acoustic rock, folk rock, spiritual)
Mezzerschmitt[22]
Mezzoforte[77]
MF Doom[166]
MFSB
MGMT
[NAME] (The Gits)
[NAME]
Miami Sound Machine
Miami Sound Machine[134]
Miami Sound Machine[167]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Messengers (Winona, Minnesota)
[NAME]
[NAME] Bolton[16][17]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Brown[10]
[NAME]
[NAME] Bublé[2]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (July 30, 1957 – May 6, 2012) was a Milwaukee born blues guitarist who recorded for Alligator Records.
[NAME] (born 1987)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born June 24, 1956 in Chicago, [NAME] has played with [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], and [NAME]. Since 1995, he has released five albums, including releases on [NAME].
[NAME] (June 24, 1956 – November 2, 2014). Played with [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], and [NAME]. Beginning in 1995, he released five albums, for [NAME] and others.
[NAME]
[NAME], fiddle
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (2010–present)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1977), Canadian pianist, vocalist, and arranger
[NAME]
[NAME] - bass guitar
[NAME] (born 1945)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born 1956, Middlesex, England) is an English singer, songwriter, guitarist and record producer. He, along with [NAME] and [NAME], is noteworthy for his ability to combine acoustic National steel guitar, as well as slide guitar, into his playing style.[29] The American magazine, Spirit, listed [NAME] as one of the greatest slide guitarists alongside [NAME] and Ry Cooder.[41]
[NAME]]
[NAME] – saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (UK) composer and former critic and musicologist
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – contemporary music
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1983)
[NAME] (Luttenberger*Klug)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Mamas & the Papas)
[NAME]
[NAME]
MiChi[216]
[NAME] ([NAME])
Michna
[NAME]
Mick Fleetwood[5]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mick Taylor[1]
Mickey & the Soul Generation[168]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1936)
[NAME] (born 1983)
[NAME] (born 1979)
Micky & the Motorcars
[NAME]
Middle Class Rut
Midland
Midnattsol
[NAME]
[NAME]
Midnight Oil
Midnight Star
[NAME]
Midnight Syndicate
Midtown[57]
Mighty Bomber
[NAME] of Joy
[NAME] of Joy
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mighty Gabby
Mighty [NAME] (September 23, 1927 – March 24, 1999). Guitarist.
[NAME]
[NAME] July 24, 1942 in East Chicago, Indiana, is an American electric blues musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer, who has released six albums to date.
Mighty [NAME]
Mighty Shadow
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mighty Striker
Mighty Terror
[NAME] – experimental radio and sound installations
[NAME] ([NAME])
Mika Nakashima
Mika[217][218]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Moonpies
[NAME]
[NAME] Banks[9]
[NAME]
[NAME] (July 28, 1943, Chicago – February 15, 1981). [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Los Angeles, California)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born November 30, 1959), [NAME] is bandleader of "Mike Morgan & the Crawl", a Texas blues band. He is a guitarist and [NAME] player, and has released a series of albums for Black Top and Severn Records.
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] – voice, piano, synthesizer
[NAME] (born 1947)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Shinoda[223]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1963)
Milan the Leather Boy (Florida)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Miles Davis[1]:94–95[2][3]:106–108
[NAME] Davis[30][67]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1992)
Milk Inc.[76]
Milky Chance
[NAME] a h-Uile Rud
[NAME]
Milli Vanilli[219][220]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1869-1940)[49]
Milo[41]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Milton Mapes[54]
[NAME]
Mind Funk[18][61][62]
Mind Funk[237]
Mind Garage – (psychedelic rock, hard rock, acid rock, progressive rock, rock)
Mind in a box
Mind Over Four[238]
Mindless Self Indulgence
Mindless Self Indulgence
Mindrage[214]
Mindrage[289][290]
Mindrot[119]
Mindspawn
[NAME] (1975–2013)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mineral[179][180]
[NAME]]
Ministry
Ministry[56]
[NAME] (1912–1996)
[NAME]
Minor Threat[14]
Minotauri[120]
Minsk[121]
Minutemen[234]
[NAME]
Mira[57]
Miracle Legion
Miranda
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1983)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Mirror
Mirror of Deception[122]
Mirror System
Misanthrope[26]
Mischief Brew
Mischief Brew[42]
[NAME]]
Miseration[291]
Misery Chastain[215]
Misery Chastain[77][292]
Misery Index[29]
[NAME]
[NAME] – piano, toys
Miss [NAME]
Miss Frankie[14]
Miss Kittin
Miss [NAME]
Missio
Mission of Burma
Mission U.K.
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 12, 1904 – July 3, 1972). [NAME] country blues singer and guitar player.
[NAME] (January 12, 1904 – July 3, 1972). [NAME] country blues singer and guitar player.
Mississippi [NAME] (October 10, 1899 – May 1969). American Delta blues singer and guitarist
Mississippi [NAME]
Mississippi [NAME] (July 3, 1893, or March 8, 1892 – November 2, 1966). Guitarist and singer.
Mississippi [NAME] (March 8, 1892 or 1893, [NAME], Mississippi – November 2, 1966, Grenada, Mississippi). Known for his syncopated fingerpicking style. Recorded by the Library of Congress late in his life.
[NAME]. Popular and influential guitar and fiddle group of the 1930s, notable mostly for playing country blues but adept at many styles of popular music of the time.
[NAME]
Missy Raines
[NAME]
Mistress[30]
[NAME]
Misty River
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1951), American modern day boogie-woogie, jazz and [NAME] pianist
[NAME] ([NAME])
Mitchell Tenpenny
Mithotyn
Mithotyn[23]
[NAME] – composer and performer
Mnemic[31]
[NAME]
Mo Thugs
[NAME]
Mobb Deep[46]
Mobile
Moby
Moby
Moby
Moby Grape[11][25]
Moby[2]
Modena City Ramblers
Modern Baseball
Modern Baseball[181]
Modern blues (post-1950s)[edit]
Modern English
Modern Folk Quartet
Modern Talking[223]
Modern Talking[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Modestep
Mo-Do[77]
[NAME] (born 1944)
Mogwai
[NAME] – (Egypt) experimental music
Moist
Molly & the Heymakers
Molly Hatchet[242]
[NAME] (Alta Moda, Infidels)
Molly Mason
[NAME]
Moloko
Moloko[224][225]
Molotov Solution[32]
Molotov Solution[53]
[NAME] My Head
[NAME] Z[226]
[NAME]
Momus
Momus[45]
Monaco
Monarch!
Monday Morning – (alternative rock, pop rock)
[NAME]
Monexus – (South Africa)[2]
[NAME]]
Mónica Naranjo[5]
[NAME]
Monoral
Monotheist[293]
Monster Magnet[123]
Monster Magnet[56]
Monster [NAME]
Monster [NAME] – Born June 11, 1979 in Austin, Texas,[51] [NAME] is an American electric blues guitarist, singer and songwriter. He was nominated for a Blues Music Award in 2017[52] and 2018.[53] [NAME] has released seven albums to date, and is a member of [NAME] & the Bluetones.
Monsters of Folk
Monstrosity[33]
Montana Skies
[NAME] (1903–1958), American pianist
Montgomery Gentry
Montgomery Gentry
Montreux
Montrose (Mean era)[120]
Monty Budwig[1]:96
Monty [NAME]
Monumentum[124]
Moodswings
Moody Jones
Moody Jones (April 8, 1908, [NAME], Arkansas – March 23, 1988). [NAME], bass player, and singer. Performed on Maxwell Street in the 1940s. A significant figure in the development of postwar Chicago blues, backing his cousin [NAME], [NAME] and others on singles released in the late 1940s and early 1950s.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1909–1967)
[NAME] (1909–1967), known as the "King of the Hillbilly Piano Players" during a recording career that stretched from the 1930s through the 1960s, including hits such as "Seven Nights to Rock"; considered a major influence on [NAME]
[NAME] (as [NAME]
[NAME]
Moonbabies
Moonblood[24]
Moondog – composer
Moonlight Dub Experiment
[NAME]
Moonsorrow
Moonsorrow[25]
Moonspell[125]
Moonspell[26]
Moose
Moose Blood[182]
Moose Blood[59]
[NAME]]
Morbid[27]
Morcheeba
Morcheeba
Mordred[18][63]
More Rockers
Morgan Evans
Morgan Page[130]
Morgan Wallen
Morgenstern
Morgion[126]
Morgion[35]
Morgoth[36]
Morgul[28]
Moribund Oblivion[29]
Morning Parade
Morningwood
Morphia[127]
Morphia[295]
Morphia[37]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Morrissey
Morrissey
Mors Principium Est[38]
Mortal
Mortal Treason[216]
Mortal Treason[296][297]
Mortal Treason[54]
Mortal – (industrial, dance, rock)
Mortal[114][294]
Mortem[39]
Mortician[40]
Mortification[128]
Mortification[217]
Mortification[24][41][295][298][299][300]
Mortification[41]
Mortiis
[NAME] – composer
Morup Namgyal
Mos Def[28][152]
[NAME]
Mose [NAME]
Moses "Whispering" Smith
[NAME]
Moss
Moss Icon[183]
Moss[129]
Mother Goose
Mother Love Bone
Mother Love Bone[17]
Mother Mother
Mother Superior[245]
Mother's Finest
Mother's Finest[3][64][65]
Motion City Soundtrack
Motion City Soundtrack[58]
Motionless In White[240]
Motley Crue
Mötley Crüe[1][3][8][9][27][30][31][33][42][44][50][119]
Mötley Crüe[241]
Motorhead
[NAME]
Mount Kimbie[30]
Mount Sims
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Mournful Congregation[130]
[NAME] and the Traps (Tyler, Texas)
Mouth of the Architect[131]
Mouth of the South[301]
Movetron[230]
Movetron[78]
Moving Hearts
Moving Sidewalks (Houston, Texas)
Moving Sidewalks[247]
Moving Units
Moxy Früvous
MOZ
[NAME]
Mozelle Alderson[1]
Mr [NAME]
Mr Twin Sister[4]
Mr. [NAME]
Mr. [NAME]
Mr. [NAME]]
Mr. [NAME]
Mr. [NAME]
Mr. [NAME]
Mr. [NAME] Medeiros[10][11]
Mr. [NAME]]
Mr. [NAME] and the Gamblers (Newport, Oregon)
Mr. Oizo[121][122][123]
Mr. President[79]
Mr. [NAME]
Mr. [NAME]]
Mr. [NAME] Khop
MRK1
[NAME] (c. 1821-1870)[4]
[NAME] (c. 1829-1899)[4]
MSTRKRFT[124][125][126]
Mt Eden
Mt. Helium[243][244]
Mtume[171][172]
Mu5tard – (rock)
Much the Same
Mudcrutch
Mudcrutch
[NAME]
[NAME] - (April 4, 1913 – April 30, 1983) Born in Rolling Fork, Mississippi as McKinley Morganfield, slide guitarist Waters began his career playing the Delta blues. However, he is most known as a Chicago blues musician. He is easily one of the more recognizable names in blues music.
[NAME] (April 4, 1913, [NAME], Mississippi – April 30, 1983). Slide guitarist and singer who began his career playing Delta blues but is best known as a Chicago blues musician, one of the more recognizable names in blues.
[NAME] (born McKinley Morganfield, April 4, 1913, [NAME], Mississippi – April 30, 1983). Slide guitarist and singer who began his career playing Delta blues but is best known as a Chicago blues musician.[4]
[NAME], c. 1970s
Muddy Waters[248]
[NAME]
Mudvayne[245]
[NAME]
Mujician
[NAME] – (rock)
Mumford & Sons
Mumford & Sons
Mumford & Sons[2]
Mumford and Sons
Mumsdollar – (punk rock, rock)
[NAME] (1952–2014)
Mungo's Hi Fi
Murali Coryell
Murcof
Murder Squad[42]
[NAME]
Murs[175][176][177]
Musa Eroğlu
Muse
Muse[235][236][237]
Mushroomhead[259][260][261]
Music for Dead Birds
Musica Elettronica Viva
Musique
Muslimgauze
[NAME] – (UK)
[NAME]
Mutemath
Mutemath – (alternative rock, indie)
Mutha's Day Out
Mütiilation[31]
Mutilator[30]
Mutiny
Muzsikás
Muzzle
[NAME] – punk
MxPx[71]
My Bloody Valentine
My Bloody Valentine[19][58][59][22]
My Chemical Romance
My Chemical Romance[185][186][187]
My Chemical Romance[238][239][240]
My Chemical Romance[60]
My Darkest Days
[NAME]
My Dying Bride[132]
My Dying Bride[43]
My Friend Steve
My Heart to Fear[15][302]
My Heart to Fear[218]
My Life Story
My Life Story[47]
My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult
My Morning Jacket
My Morning Jacket[2]
My Passion
My Ransomed Soul[303]
My Shameful[133]
My Sister's Machine
[NAME] MyBride[15][304]
[NAME] MyBride[219]
Mygrain[44]
[NAME]
Myllarguten
Mylon and Holy Smoke
[NAME] and [NAME] (rock, CCM) (1982-1992)
Myrath
Myrkgrav[32]
Myrkskog[33]
Myrkskog[45]
[NAME] (born 1940)
Mystic Circle[34]
Mythology[250]
Mythos
N
N
N
N
N
N
[NAME]
N.E.R.D[180][181]
N.W.A
N.W.A[26][48]
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N[edit]
N[edit]
N2Deep
N2Deep[49]
Na Fili
Nabiha[234]
Nachtmahr
Nachtmystium[35]
[NAME]
Nada Surf[6]
[NAME]
Nadja
Nadja
[NAME] Mataron[36]
Nagelfar[37]
Naglfar[38]
[NAME]]
Nahemah[46]
Nailed Promise[214]
[NAME]]
Nailed[47]
Nam June Paik – happenings, action music
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name Taken
[NAME]
Nanci Griffith
Nanci Griffith
[NAME] (born 1953)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Heart)
[NAME]
Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir (Of Monsters and Men)
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (born 1946)
[NAME] in 2012
Napalm Death (early)[44]
Napalm Death[48]
Nappy Roots[178][179]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Narciso Yepes
Narcissus[159]
Nargaroth[40]
[NAME]]
Narvel Felts
Nashville Bluegrass Band
Nashville West
Nashville West
[NAME] Crue[223][224]
Nasty Idols[123]
Nasum[49]
[NAME]
Nat Stuckey (1933–1988)
Natalia [NAME] (La [NAME])
Natalia Kills[187]
Natalia Lafourcade
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Natalie Imbruglia[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (10,000 Maniacs)
Natalie Merchant[3]
[NAME] and the Drive
[NAME] (Bat for Lashes)
[NAME], aka [NAME] for Lashes
Nate Dogg
Nate Dogg[50]
[NAME] and the Pinegrove Boys
[NAME] and the Pinegrove Boys
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Night Sweats[48]
National Velvet
Native Nod[188][189]
[NAME]
Nattramn
Natty Nation
Natural Snow Buildings
Nausea[9][27]
Navarone
Navene-k
[NAME]
Nazxul[42]
Neaera[50]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1958)
[NAME] – (progressive rock, progressive metal, CCM)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1926–2005) – a harmonicist from Madison County, Georgia, who found fame late in life.
[NAME] (from Journey)
Nebula[262]
Necare[134]
Necare[51]
Neck
Neck
Necrodeath[43]
Necromance[306]
Necromantia[44]
Necrophagia[52]
Necrophagist[53]
Necrophobic[45]
Necrophobic[54]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1925–2016)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Needtobreathe
Needtobreathe – (rock, Southern rock)
Needtobreathe[2]
Nefastus Dies[46][47]
Nefastus Dies[55]
Nefilim[56]
Negativa[57]
Negative Format
Negură Bunget[48]
Neikka RPM
[NAME] (born 1941)
[NAME] Finn[3]
[NAME] Hannon[3]
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Young[5]
Nek[6]
Neko Case
Neko Case (born 1970)
Neko Case (The New Pornographers, Maow)
Neko Case[18]
Nektaria Karantzi
Nelly Power (1854-1887)[63]
[NAME]]
Nelson[16][27][125]
Nembrionic[58]
Nena
Neneh Cherry[84][85]
Neon Cross – (hard rock, metal)
Neon Cross[307]
Neon Horse[24]
Neon Horse[241]
Neon Indian
Neon Trees[242]
Neptune Towers
Neptune Towers
Neptune[59]
Nerf Herder
Nero[9]
NERVO[127]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Netral
Neu Electrikk
Neuraxis[60]
Neurosis[135]
Neutral Milk Hotel
Never Shout Never[61]
Nevertheless – (rock, power pop)
[NAME] (born 1937), English pianist
New Birth
New Breed
New Empire
New Found Glory[190][191]
New Found Glory[243][244]
New Found Glory[62]
New Grass Revival
New Kids on the Block[38]
New Life Worship
New Lost City Ramblers
New Mind
New Model Army
New Model Army
New Order
New Order
New Order[4][58][59]
New Politics
New Radicals
New Waters[220]
New Young Pony Club
[NAME]
[NAME] – (pop, pop rock, rock, CCM) (1985–present)
NewSong
NewSong
NewSpring Worship
Ne-Yo[236]
NF
[NAME]
Nic Nassuet[245]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Bad Seeds
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born October 2, 1938). Blues, rock and folk singer and songwriter.
Nick Jonas & the Administration
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] 1972 in Chicago.
[NAME] (born December 15, 1969). [NAME], bassist, [NAME] and singer.
Nick Straker Band
Nickel Creek
Nickel Creek
Nickel Creek
Nickelback[246][247]
[NAME]]
Nickelback[6]
[NAME]
Nicki Minaj[159][221]
Nicky Hopkins (1944–1994), English pianist and organist performed on British and American pop and rock music
Nico
Nico
[NAME]
Nicola Arigliano
[NAME]
[NAME] Jaar[18]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Nifelheim[49]
[NAME] – (UK) sound art, sound collage, member of Nocturnal Emissions
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Night Ranger[13]
Night Verses
Nightfall[50]
Nightfall[61]
Nightmare and the Cat
Nightmare City
Nightmares on Wax[19]
Nightnoise
Nightnoise
Nightrage[62]
Nights Like These[55]
Nights Like These[63]
Nihilist[64]
[NAME]
Nikka Costa
Nikka Costa[60][61]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Nikkole[237]
[NAME]
NIL[51]
Nile Rodgers[202]
Nile[65]
Nils Lofgren[223]
Nina & Frederik
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Nina Hagen Band)
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Cardigans, Sparklehorse, A Camp)
[NAME]
Nine Black Alps[248]
Nine Inch Nails
Nine Inch Nails (Ghosts I-IV, some of The Fragile)
Nine Inch Nails[17][56]
Nine Inch Nails[19]
Nine Inch Nails[249][250][251]
Nine Lashes – (hard rock, alternative metal) (2006–present)
Nine Lashes[308]
Nine Lashes[citation needed]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ninety Pound Wuss[221]
[NAME]
Ninja High School
Ninja (The Go! Team)
Nino and the Ebb Tides[2]
Nino Bravo
[NAME]
Nirvana
Nirvana[206]
Nitro[25][44][126]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
nmperign
No Devotion
No Doubt
No Doubt
No Doubt[3]
No Doubt[4]
No I.D.[182]
No Innocent Victim[191]
No Innocent Victim[222][143]
No Malice formerly known as Malice
No Mercy[25]
No Tagbacks – (rock)
No Wyld[183]
NOAH
[NAME] and the Whale[2]
[NAME] (September 3, 1890 or 1895, Henning, Tennessee – February 7, 1961). Jug band and country blues [NAME], composer of "Minglewood Blues", which he recorded as a member of Cannon's [NAME].
Noble "Thin Man" Watts
Nobody Special[223]
Noctuary[52]
Nocturnal Breed[53]
Nocturnal Emissions
Nocturnal Emissions – (UK)
Nocturnus[66]
Nodes of Ranvier[224]
Nodes of Ranvier[309]
[NAME] High Flying Birds
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Damone)
Noir Désir
[NAME]]
Noise Unit
Noisegate
Noisia
Noisuf-X
Nokturnal Mortum[54]
Nolan Strong & The Diablos
[NAME]
[NAME]
No-Man
Nomeansno[25]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Non-Aggression Pact
Nonexist[67]
Nonpoint[267]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born June 21, 1956 in Greenwood, Mississippi, Bruso has released two solo albums to date and been nominated for several Blues Music Awards.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1979)
Nordafrost[56]
Norm Hacking
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1938)
[NAME] Jean[15][33][310][311]
[NAME] Jean[225][206]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
North America[edit]
North Mississippi All Stars
North Mississippi Allstars
North Mississippi Allstars[253][254][255]
Norther[68]
Northern Uproar
Northstar[193]
[NAME]
Northumberland[edit]
Nortt
Nortt[136]
Nortt[55]
Nosie Katzmann[72]
Not Your Average Hippy
Nothin' Fancy
Nothing But Thieves
Nothing Left[312]
Nothing Til Blood[226]
Nothing Til Blood[note 8][314]
Nothingface[268]
Notre Dame[57]
Noumena[69]
Novembers Doom[137]
Novembre[138][139]
Novembre[70]
Nox Arcana
NRG[238]
NSYNC
NSYNC[38][239]
N-Trance[233]
N-Trance[55]
NuBreed[128]
Nuclear Death[71]
Nude
Nude[194]
Numb
Number One Gun – (rock, indie rock, alternative rock, experimental rock)
Number One Gun[195][196][197]
Number One Gun[72][73]
Nuno Mindelis
Nurse With Wound
Nurse With Wound – (UK and Ireland) collaborative solo project of artist [NAME]
N–Z[edit]
O
O
O
O
O
O Yuki Conjugate
O.A.R.
O.A.R.[2]
O.B.F.
[NAME]
O[edit]
O[edit]
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O[edit]
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O[edit]
O[edit]
O[edit]
O[edit]
O[edit]
O[edit]
O[edit]
Oak Ridge Boys
Oasis
Oasis
Oasis[1]
Oathean[58]
Obituary[72]
Obliterate[73]
Obscene Eulogy[59]
Obscene Eulogy[74]
Obscura[75]
Obscurity[60]
Obsil
Obsil – (ITA) composition, electronic music
Obtained Enslavement[61]
Obtest[62]
Ocean Colour Scene
Ocean Colour Scene[1]
Oceano[56]
Oceano[76]
Oceansize
Ochre
Octa Clark
Octa Clark
October Tide[77]
Octopus
Odd Future[184][185][186]
Odd [NAME]
Odds
[NAME]
Odetta
Odetta
[NAME]
[NAME] (August 27, 1926 – March 1, 1989). Drummer.
Odious Mortem[78]
Odyssey
Of Monsters and Men[1]
Of Monsters and Men[254]
Of Montreal
Ofermod[63]
OFF[240]
Officer Negative
Officer Negative
Officer Negative[315]
Officium Triste[142]
[NAME] (hard rock, rock, pop rock, metal, progressive metal, nu metal) (1987–present)
Oficina G3[159]
Oh, Sleeper[227][228]
Oh, Sleeper[316]
ohGr
Ohio Players[10][11][30][50][177][178][179][180]
[NAME] Watts[246]
Oi Polloi[45][9][33]
Oil[317]
Oingo Boingo
Oingo Boingo[60]
OK [NAME]]
OK Go
OK Go[255][256][257][258]
[NAME]
Okilly Dokilly[270][271][272][273]
Okkervil River
[NAME]
[NAME]
Old 97's
Old 97's[58]
Old Crow Medicine Show
Old Crow Medicine Show
Old [NAME]]
Old Dogs
Old Dominion
Old Funeral[64]
Old Man Gloom[143]
Old Man Luedecke
Old Man's Child[65]
Old Man's Child[79]
Old Swan Band
Olenka and the Autumn Lovers
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Olivia
[NAME] (The Dø)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1948)
[NAME]
Olivier [NAME] – (France) composer and organist.
Om
Om[144]
Omar & the Howlers - Formed in the early 1980s in Austin, Texas and led by guitarist [NAME], the group performs electric Texas blues, rock and roll and blues-rock. The band is especially popular in Europe. The group has released at least sixteen albums for labels like Columbia Records, Watermelon Records and Black Top Records. Dykes has also had a successful career as a solo artist.
Omar & the Howlers[20][237]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar
[NAME] (stage name of [NAME], 1938–2012), American singer and pianist
Ombient
Ombient
Omega Tribe[46][28]
Omni Trio
Omnia
Omnium Gatherum[80]
On Thorns I Lay[81]
On! Air! Library!
Once Dead[318]
Once Nothing[15][319]
Once Nothing[230][231]
Once Nothing[34]
[NAME]]
One Bad Pig – (Christian punk) (1985-1994, 2000, 2002, 2005)
One Bad Pig[232]
One Bad Pig[320]
One Bad Pig[5]
One Block Radius[188][189]
One Eskimo
One Flew South
One Horse Blue
One Man Army and the Undead Quartet[82]
One More Girl
One OK Rock[237]
One Ok Rock[259][260][261]
One Sonic Society
One Way
Onehundredhours – (rock) (2001-2009)
Oneiroid Psychosis
Oneohtrix Point Never
OneRepublic[262]
OneRepublic[6]
Only Won
Onward to Olympas[15][321]
Onward to Olympas[234]
Ooberfuse
[NAME] The Moc
Oomph!
Oöphoi
Open Canvas
Open Mike Eagle[190]
Opera IX[67]
Opeth[83]
[NAME]
Ophthalamia[68]
Oppressor[85]
Opprobrium[24]
Opprobrium[86]
[NAME]
Ora Alexander[2]
Orange Goblin[145]
Orange Monkey – (USA)
Orangutang[274]
[NAME] Pazuzu[69]
Orbital
Orcustus[70]
Order from Chaos[71]
Order from Chaos[87]
Ordo equitum solis
Oregon [1]
Orenda Fink
Orenda Fink ([NAME], Now It's Overhead, Art in Manila)
Organized Konfusion[191]
Organum
Orgone[182]
Orgy
Orgy[225]
Orgy[275][276][277]
Orianthi
Origin[88]
Original Harmony Ridge Creekdippers
[NAME]
Ornette Coleman[5][4]
[NAME]]
Orphaned Land
Orphaned Land[147]
Orphaned Land[89]
Orrall & Wright
Orthodox Celts
Orthodox Celts
[NAME] – (Spain) Experimental and noise music. Old kinematik synchronisms reconstructions.
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] "Buddy" Woods
[NAME] and the Majestics ([NAME], Indiana)
[NAME] Brand
[NAME] (1925–2007), modern jazz player, performed duo piano version of "Honky Tonk Train Blues" with [NAME]
O'Shea
Osmonds
Ostava
Otep[285]
Other Cajun musicians playing [NAME] music[edit]
Other Cajun musicians/groups[edit]
Otis "Big Smokey" Smothers
Otis "Big Smokey" Smothers (March 21, 1929 – July 23, 1993). Guitarist and singer.
[NAME]
Otis Grand
Otis Rush
Otis Rush (April 29, 1934 - September 29, 2018). Guitarist and singer.
Otis Spann
Otis Spann (1930–1970), Delta blues and boogie player, toured solo and with [NAME]
Otis Spann (March 21, 1930 – April 24, 1970). Pianist and singer.
Otis [NAME]
[NAME] and the Charms
Otomo Yoshihide – guitar, turntable
Ott
Ott (record producer)
Ottawan
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Our Lady Peace
Our Lady Peace
Our Last Night
Our Last Night[198]
Outasight[192]
Outkast
Outkast[144]
Outlawz
Ov Hell[72]
Over the Rhine
Overcome[236][237]
Overcome[note 9][238][324]
[NAME]
Owl City
Ox
Oxymorrons[193][194]
Øystein Sunde[2]
Oysterband
Oysterband
O–Z
Özlem Tekin
Ozma
Ozomatli[185]
O-Zone[80][81]
[NAME] (The Ultimate Sin era)[97]
P
P
P
P
P
P
P!nk
[NAME]
P.M. Dawn[75][197]
P.O.D.
P.O.D.
P.O.D.[239][240]
P.O.D.[290]
P.O.D.[9][83][338][339]
P.O.S[198][199]
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Paban Das Baul
Pac Div[61]
Pacific Gas & Electric[258]
Paddy And The Rats
Paddy Kingsland
[NAME]
Paddy Tunney
Pagan Altar[149]
Pagan Lorn[150]
Paganizer[90]
Painkiller
Painstruck[91]
[NAME] (born 1953)
Pale Saints
Pale Saints[13]
[NAME]
Pallbearer[148]
Palomino Road
Pam [NAME]
Pam Tillis (born 1957)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Panda Bear
Pandora[5][82]
Panic Lift
Panic! At The [NAME]
Panic! at the Disco[199][200][201][202]
Panic! at the Disco[263][264][265][266]
Panic! at the Disco[48][49]
Panic! at the Disco[64][65][66]
Panopticon[73]
Pantera
Pantera (80s work)[2][16][128][129]
Pantera[56][291]
Pantha du Prince
[NAME]
Pantokrator[326][327]
Panzerchrist[92]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Papa [NAME]
Papa [NAME] (November 10, 1887 – May 7, 1938). Singer, guitarist, and banjo guitar and ukulele player.
Papa [NAME]
Papa [NAME] (May 26, 1909 – July 26, 1950). [NAME], mandolinist, and singer, one of the major blues accompanists of his time.
Papa [NAME] (May 26, 1909 – July 26, 1950). Delta blues guitarist, mandolinist and songwriter.
Papa [NAME]
Papa [NAME]]
[NAME] - (March 2, 1924 – November 28, 1971) Born in Natchez, Mississippi, [NAME] was a blues harp player and singer who did recordings for Sultan Records, [NAME] and Excello Records. He was not well known until the blues revival of the 1960s.
Papa Roach[267]
Papa Roach[286]
[NAME]
Papercuts[63]
Pappo
Parabelle
Parachute
Parachute Band
Parachute Band – (alternative rock, worship) (1995–present)
Paradise Lost[151]
Paradise Lost[20]
Paradise Lost[93]
Paradisio[44]
Paradiso Girls[245]
Paradox[328]
Paradox[75]
Paramaecium[152]
Paramaecium[24][327]
Paramore
Paramore[203][204]
Paramore[268][269][270]
Paramore[67][68][69]
Paravai [NAME]
Parekh & Singh[64]
Parenthetical Girls[50]
Paris
Paris Hilton[167][168]
Parkash Kaur
Parker and Lily[65]
Parliament
Parliament[10][24][30][187]
Parliament[67]
Parliament-Funkadelic[188][189]
[NAME]
Parov Stelar
PARTYNEXTDOOR
[NAME]
Passenger
Passenger
Passion
Passion Pit[271]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1934)
[NAME]
[NAME] June 26, 1967 in Price, Utah, Boyack is a contemporary blues guitarist who performs modern electric blues and blues-rock. He has released at least four albums since 1994 for both [NAME] and [NAME] record labels.
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME] (December 20, 1930 – September 26, 1980) Born in Cherry Valley, Arkansas, he was a Memphis blues guitarist, who recorded with [NAME]' [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] and other artists.
[NAME]
Pata Negra
Paths of Possession[94]
Patrice Rushen
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME], [NAME], The Gun Club, The Sisterhood, The Damned)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Patrick Street
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Patrizio Buanne
[NAME] (1932–1963)
[NAME] in March 1957
[NAME]
[NAME] (1908–1996)
[NAME]]
Patthe Bapurao
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1927–2013)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Patti Smith Group
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1957)
[NAME] (Scandal)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME]
[NAME] - (December 17, 1942 – May 4, 1987) Born in Chicago, Illinois, [NAME] was an amplified [NAME] [NAME] player, guitarist, vocalist and flautist who performed blues-rock and Chicago blues. He recorded for a variety of labels during his career, including [NAME] and [NAME], among many others.
[NAME] (December 17, 1942, Chicago – May 4, 1987). Amplified harmonica player, guitarist, vocalist and flautist who performed blues-rock and Chicago blues. He recorded for various labels, including [NAME] and [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME] Carrack[22]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Trio – (rock)
[NAME] (1948–2008)
[NAME] Desmond[1]:95[2][3]:110
[NAME] – saxophone
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Paul Horn[3]:104
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1961)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – drums
[NAME] – drums
[NAME] and his [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - oboe, bass clarinet, English horn, and soprano saxophone
[NAME]
Paul McCartney & Wings
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1955)
[NAME]
[NAME] – string and other sound installations
[NAME]]
Paul Revere & the Raiders (Boise, Idaho)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] – trombone
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Simon[2][6]
[NAME] Simon[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Westerberg[3]
[NAME]
Paul Winter
Paul Winter
Paul Winter Consort
Paul Winter Consort
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Abdul[6][7]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Paulette Carlson
[NAME] (The Selecter)
[NAME] (Penetration)
[NAME] – (USA) meditative music, just intonation, reverberant spaces, Expanded Instrument System
Pavement
Pavor[96]
Paw[237]
PAX217[74]
PAX217[note 11][332]
Paysage D'Hiver
Paysage D'Hiver[76]
Peabo [NAME]
Peace 586
Peace of Mind[16]
Peaches
Peaches
Peaches & Herb
Pearl Aday
Pearl Harbor (Pearl Harbor and the Explosions)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Jam[293]
[NAME] (Powder)
Pearly Gates
Pebbles[173]
Peccatum[77]
[NAME] (band)
[NAME]
Pedro the Lion
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (December 18, 1914 – June 25, 1985) Born in Rockdale, Texas, Crayton was a frequent member of the Texas blues scene. Both an acoustic and electric blues guitarist and singer, he also performed rhythm and blues and West Coast blues when moving to Los Angeles, California in 1935. He recorded at least nine albums over his career, in addition to collaborations with other artists. Among the labels he worked for were Crown Records and Charly Records, among others.
[NAME] (1914–2000)
[NAME]
[NAME] (December 21, 1902 – December 21, 1941). St. Louis blues pianist, guitarist and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 5, 1888, Eatonton, Georgia – August 11, 1966). Guitarist and singer who performed acoustic country blues in the Piedmont blues style.
[NAME] (December 18, 1911 – October 27, 1977). [NAME] player and singer.
Pegboard Nerds
[NAME] (born 1942)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Pehr Hörberg
Peking Duk[132]
Pelican[153]
Penance[154]
Pendulum
Penelope Houston (The Avengers)
[NAME]
Penny DeHaven (1948–2014)
[NAME]
Pentagram[155]
Pentangle
People Under the Stairs[195]
Pepper
[NAME] (My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult)
Per Gudmundson
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – composer and performer
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (July 23, 1946 – May 29, 2005) was an American electric blues guitarist, singer and songwriter.[47][48] After a tragic start in life, from the mid 1970s, Strother went on to become a mainstay of the Minneapolis blues scene.[49][50]
Pere Ubu
[NAME]
[NAME] (1912–2001)
[NAME]
Persefone[95]
Pesniari
Peste Noire[78]
Pestilence[97]
Pet Shop Boys[248][249]
Pet Shop Boys[4]
[NAME] Candoli[1]:95
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1904–1967), Big [NAME] piano partner; "Roll 'Em Pete" was named for him
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (March 21, 1938 – December 16, 2008) was born in [NAME], Texas. He performed for over fifty years, and was awarded the Blues Foundation's [NAME] for 'comeback album of the year' in 1998.
[NAME] Miser[171]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Pete Rock & CL Smooth[13]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME] – saxophone, taragato
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (2011–present)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Group[1]
Peter Green[1]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – double bass
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - guitar
Peter, Paul & Mary
Peter, Paul & Mary[1]
Peter118
Petra
Petra
Petra – (rock, progressive rock, hard rock, country rock, heavy metal) (1972-2006, 2010–present)
Petra[333]
Petric
Pettidee
[NAME]
Pg. 99[205]
PGR
Phanatik
Phantogram
Phantogram
Phantom Planet
Pharao[83]
Phase[21]
Phatfish
Phatfish (rock, worship) (1994–present)
Phiiliip
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 28, 1940 – August 20, 2008). [NAME]. He was the younger brother of [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME] – (CCM, progressive rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – voice
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Philadelphia[90]
[NAME]
[NAME] - piano
Philip Claypool
[NAME]
[NAME] – minimalism, composer
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – violin
Phill Niblock
Phill Niblock
Phill Niblock – minimal music composer
[NAME]
[NAME]
Philmont
Philmont – (rock, pop, punk) (2005-2012)
Philmont[206]
Philmore – (rock, alternative rock) (1998-2005)
Philmore[75]
Philomena Begley
[NAME]
Phinehas[15][334]
Phinehas[243]
Phish
Phish
Phish (The Siket Disc in particular)
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phranc
Phranc ([NAME], [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
Piano Red
Piano Red
Piano Red (1911–1985), brother of Speckled Red
Piebald[70]
Pieces of a Dream[191]
Pierce the Veil
Pierce the Veil[207]
[NAME] - guitar
[NAME]
[NAME] – musique concrète
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (born October 13, 1952) ) is a Chicago-based blues [NAME], composer, songwriter, and bandleader of Mississippi Heat, who has released 12 recordings as of Oct. 2016, the last six of which are on the [NAME] label.
[NAME] (Oct. 13, 1952). [NAME] player, songwriter, and [NAME] band leader.
[NAME]]
[NAME] – Musique concrète
Pig Destroyer[98]
Pigeon [NAME]
Pilgrims[68]
Pillar
Pillar – (rock, hard rock, rapcore) (1998–present)
Pillar (early)[244][245]
Pillar[16][83][335]
Pillar[208][209]
Pimentola
Pimp C[15]
Pinback
Pinch[4]
Pine Leaf Boys
Pinetop Perkins
Pinetop Perkins
Pinetop Perkins (1913–2011), American musician and teacher of [NAME]
Pinetop Perkins (July 7, 1913 – March 21, 2011). Pianist.
Pinetop Perkins (July 7, 1913, [NAME], Mississippi – March 21, 2011). Pianist who played with some of the most influential blues and rock and roll performers in American history
Pinetop Sparks
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 12, 1900, Spartanburg, South Carolina – October 12, 1974). Early country blues guitarist and singer who played Piedmont blues. Many of his recordings have been released by Prestige Records.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Pink Lady
Pink[159][250]
Pinmonkey
[NAME] (Ladyhawke)
Pipes and Pints
Pir Sultan Abdal
Pirates of the Mississippi
Pirates of the Mississippi
Piscide
Pistol Annies
[NAME]
Pitche Blende (Saginaw, Michigan)
Pitchshifter
Pitty
Pivot
Pixies
Pizzicato Five[251][252]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
PJ Harvey[3]
Place of Skulls[156]
Place of Skulls[33][201][336]
Placebo
Placebo Effect
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] T's[272]
Planes Mistaken for Stars[22]
Planet Gemini[157]
Planetshakers
Planetshakers – (rock, alternative rock) (2000–present)
Plankeye – (rock, alternative rock)
Plankeye[76]
Plants and Animals
Planxty
Planxty
Plastic Flowers[66]
Plastic [NAME]
Plastician[14]
Plastikman
Platoon 1107[246]
Play[253]
Plimsouls
Plumb – (CCM, alternative rock, pop, dance, electronica) (1997–present)
Plush
Pluto
Pnau[254]
Po' Girl
Pocket Change
Pocket Full of Rocks – (rock) (1995–present)
Poco
Poco
Pod People[158]
Poe
Poe
Poe
Poets of the Fall
Point Of Grace
Point of Recognition[167]
Point of Recognition[248]
Pointer Sisters
poire z
Poison
Poison Girls[47][48]
Poison[1][2][3][8][9][27][30][31][33][42][44][50][130]
Pokey LaFarge
Poland[edit]
Political Asylum[49]
Polvo
Poly Styrene ([NAME])
Pond
Ponga[9]
Poor Old Lu
Poor Old Lu – (alternative rock, rock) (1990-1996, 2000)
Poor Old Lu[273]
Pop Evil
Pop Unknown[212]
Pop Will Eat Itself
[NAME]
Popa Chubby[265]
Popol Vuh
Poppy
Porcelain Black (Porcelain and the Tramps)
Porcelain Raft[4]
Porcupine Tree
Porcupine Tree
Porno for Pyros
Port Blue
Portal[99]
[NAME]
Porter Robinson[137][138][139]
[NAME] (1927–2007)
[NAME] in 2009
Portishead
Portishead
Portishead
Portugal. The Man
Portugal. The Man[2]
Possessed by [NAME]
Possessed by [NAME]
Possessed[100]
Post Scriptvm
Post-1976 glam[edit]
Poster Children
Post-punk and new wave bands[edit]
Postwar blues[edit]
Pouppée Fabrikk
Poured Out[249]
Poured Out[340][341]
Powerman 5000
Powerman 5000[294]
[NAME]
Prairie Oyster
[NAME]
Praxis[69][70]
Pray for Rain – (rock) (1989-1997, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2012-2013)
[NAME] (born 1942), stage name of [NAME], American pianist, recording artist on Rounder Records
Precious Death[327]
Premature Ejaculation
[NAME]
Press Play
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born October 23, 1947 in [NAME], Mississippi, Shannon has released six albums to date.
Pretenders
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Pretty Lights[20]
Pretty Maids[50]
Pre–World War II jazz blues[edit]
Pride and Fall
Prima J[256]
Primal Scream
Primal Scream[61][62]
Primitive Radio Gods
Primordial[79]
Primus[274]
Primus[3][18][71]
Primus[56]
Prince
Prince Far I
Prince Ital Joe[84]
Prince [NAME]
Prince[10][174]
Prince[25][30][192][193]
Princess Chelsea[51]
[NAME]
Private[257]
[NAME]
Procol Harum[15]
Profanatica[80]
Professor [NAME]
Professor [NAME] (September 21, 1948 – August 26, 1992). Session and touring musician.
Professor [NAME] ([NAME], 1918–1980), American singer; blues, rhythm and blues, and jazz pianist
Professor Murder
Project 86 – (hard rock, post-hardcore, alternative metal, nu metal) (1996–present)
Project 86[16][83]
Project 86[250]
Project Blowed[136]
Project Damage Control – (hard rock) (2004–present)
Project Pitchfork
Promise
Promise Land[342]
Prong[303]
Propaganda
Propagandhi[50][51][5]
Proper Dos
Prostitute Disfigurement[102]
Proteque
Prydein
Pseudo Echo[66]
Psy'Aviah
Psychefunkapus[18]
Psychopomps
Psychostick[3]
Psyclon Nine
Psycroptic[103]
PTI
Public Enemy
Public Image Ltd
Public Image Ltd.
Public Image Ltd[67][68][69]
Public Nuisance (Sacramento, California)
Puddle of Mudd
Puddle of Mudd[275]
Puddle of Mudd[304]
Puerto Muerto
Puff Dragon
Puissance
Pulled Apart By Horses
Puller – (post-grunge) (1995-2001)
Pulp
Pulp[1]
Punch Brothers
Punchline[215]
Pungent Stench[104]
[NAME]
Pupil
Puppini Sisters[6]
Pure Food and Drug Act[269]
Pure Prairie League
Pure Prairie League
PureH
Purified
Purified
Purity Ring[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Pussycat
Pussycat Dolls
Pussyfoot
PVRIS[276]
[NAME]
Pylon
Pylon[72]
Pyogenesis[105]
Pyramaze[343]
Pyrolysis
Q
Q and Not U
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q[edit]
Q65 (The Hague, Netherlands)
Quantic
Quartette
Qubais Reed Ghazala – musician, composer, father of circuit-bending
Queen
Queen
[NAME]
Queen Samantha
Queens Club – (alternative rock) (2008-2011)
Queens Club[25]
Queens Club[77]
Queens of the Stone Age[277]
Queens of the Stone Age[305]
Queensrÿche (80s work)[27][63][133]
Queensrÿche[72]
Quench – (rock, alternative rock, emo, pop punk) (2001-2009)
Quest
Question Mark & the Mysterians (Bay City and Saginaw, Michigan)
Questlove[200][201]
Quickflight
Quickflight
Quicksand
[NAME]
Quiet Riot[9][27][30][33]
Quietdrive[278]
[NAME]
Quo Vadis[106]
Q–Z[edit]
R
R
R
R
R
R
[NAME] (Native American flutist)
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 23, 1926, Oxford, Mississippi – September 1, 2005). Acoustic and electric North Mississippi hill country blues, Delta blues, and juke joint blues guitarist and singer.
R.E.M.
R.E.M.
R.E.M.[279]
R.I.O.[32][85]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born March 18, 1960) is a harmonicist, singer, songwriter, and record producer. To date he has released eleven albums on a number of labels, and his music has been aired on independent film scores, television commercials, and documentaries on the Discovery Channel. [NAME] has contributed to a couple of [NAME] harmonica instruction books. In addition, he was listed in that author's The Encyclopedia of Harmonica.[43]
[NAME] (November 23, 1926 – September 1, 2005). Mississippi hill country blues singer and guitarist.
R.M.G.
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R[edit]
R3hab[135]
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
Rabbit Brown
Rabbit in the Moon
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Need, King Cobra)
[NAME] (Slowdive, Mojave 3)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer)
[NAME] (born 1974)
[NAME] – (Christian rock, pop rock) (1990–1994)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players)
[NAME]
Radical Face
Radio 4
Radio Iodine
Radio Massacre International
Radio Moscow[272]
Radio Tarifa
Radiohead
Radiohead (Kid A)
Radiohead (UK) – alternative rock, experimental rock
Radiohead[281]
[NAME] (born 1959)
Radogost [pl]
[NAME] – trombone
Rae Spoon
RaeLynn (born in 1994)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rage Against The Machine
Rage Against the Machine[56][164]
Rage Against the Machine[73][74][75]
Ragnarok[81]
[NAME] & F.L.O.
Raid[167]
Railroad Earth
Rain Parade
Rainbow
Rainer Maria[216]
Rainey
Raintime[108]
Raise Hell[107]
Raison D'être
Raison d'être
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1927–2016)
[NAME] - guitar, piano
[NAME] - twelve-string guitar, classical guitar, piano, synthesizer, percussion, and trumpet
[NAME]
[NAME] (1910 – June 11, 1957). Piedmont blues and country blues singer, guitarist and songwriter.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ramblin' [NAME]
Ramblin' [NAME] (born 1931)
Ramblin' Thomas
Ramblin' [NAME] (1904–1945). Singer, guitarist and songwriter.
[NAME]
Ramesses[160]
Rammstein[306]
[NAME]
[NAME] (b. January 16, 1977). Singer and guitarist from London, UK.
[NAME]
Ramshackle Glory
Ram-Zet[82][83]
[NAME] (1888-1969)[77]
[NAME] – (rock, Christian metal)
Random Hero[344]
Randy & the Rainbows
[NAME] and the Radiants (Memphis, Tennessee)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1975)
[NAME] (1950–2015)
[NAME] (1960–1999)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1985)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1949)
[NAME] – [NAME], [NAME], sho, kayageum, ichigenkin
[NAME]
[NAME] Rose[359]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (CCM, rock, folk rock) (1971–present)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ranjit Kaur
[NAME], The
Rapeman
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rapoon
Rappin' 4-Tay
Rapture Ruckus
Rapture[109]
Rapture[161]
Rapture[189]
[NAME] I
Rasamayi Balakishan
Rascal Flatts
Rascal Flatts
Rasputina
Ratatat
Ratking[202][203]
[NAME]
Ratt[1][9][27][30][31][33][42][44][135][136]
Rattlesnake Annie (born 1941)
[NAME]
Raunchy[110]
Rawlins Cross
Rawsrvnt
[NAME] (b. 1922)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1930–2004)
[NAME] (1930–2004), American pianist soul, blues, rhythm and blues, and gospel styles
Ray Columbus & the Invaders (Christchurch, New Zealand)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1940–2016)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ray LaMontagne[2]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1937)
Ray Price (1926–2013)
Ray Price (country crooner)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1939)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1961)
[NAME]
[NAME], Goodman & Brown
Raybon Brothers
Raydio
[NAME]
Raze
Raze[261][262]
Razed in Black
Razorlight
[NAME] (born 1939)
RBL Posse
RBX
RDGLDGRN[204]
Re Styles (The Tubes)
Ready for the World[196]
[NAME] Youth[52]
Real Friends[73]
Real McCoy[86]
Reality Check – (alternative rock, CCM)
Reaper
[NAME] (born 1955)
[NAME] in April 2010
Reba McEntire[5]
Reba Rambo
Rebaelliun[111]
Rebecca Ferguson[6]
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rebelution
Rebirth Brass Band[16]
Reckless Kelly
Reckless Love[204][207]
Recon[345][273]
Reconcile
Recovery Child
Red
[NAME]
Red Callender[1]:97
Red Cardell
Red Foley (1910–1968)
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Red Hot Chili Peppers[282][283][284]
Red Hot Chili Peppers[3][27][67]
Red Hot Chili Peppers[309]
Red House Painters
Red Meat
Red Mitchell[1]:96
Red Molly
Red Nelson
Red Plastic Bag
[NAME] (1934–2016)
[NAME] (1918–1980)
Red Square
Red Steagall
Red Stick Ramblers
Red Wanting Blue
Red – (ambient, alternative metal, alternative rock, metal, nu metal, post-grunge)
Red[307][308]
Red[346][347]
RedCloud
[NAME]
[NAME]
Redmon & Vale
[NAME]
Rednex
Rednex[87][88]
Reef
Reefer[205]
Reeve Carney[2]
Reflections
Reform the Resistance – (Christian rock, alternative metal)
Reform the Resistance[159]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Regina Regina
Regina Richards
Regina Spektor
Regina Spektor
Regina Spektor
Regina Spektor[53]
[NAME] ([NAME])
Regurgitate[116]
Rehab
Rehab[206]
[NAME]
[NAME]
ReinXeed[348]
Relient K
Relient K – (alternative rock, pop punk, punk rock)
Relient K[288]
[NAME] – (rock, pop rock, indie rock)
[NAME]]
Remembrance[349]
Remingtons, The
[NAME]
Remove the Veil[note 12][351]
Remove the Veil[note 5][255]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Renaissance
[NAME] and the Loaf – (UK)
Renascent[117]
Renascent[352]
[NAME]
Rend Collective
Reneé [NAME]
[NAME]
REO Speedwagon
Republic of Loose[197]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Reset[89]
Residual Kid
Restless Heart
Resurrection Band – (rock, blues rock, heavy metal, new wave)
Resurrection Band (a.k.a. [NAME])
Resurrection Band[353]
Return[137]
[NAME]]
Rev. [NAME]
[NAME]]
Revenge
[NAME]
Reverend Bizarre[163]
Reverend [NAME]
Reverend [NAME]
Reverend [NAME]
Reverend [NAME] (April 30, 1896 – May 5, 1972). Blues and gospel blues singer and guitarist.
Revive – (rock)
Revulsed[note 13][355]
[NAME] (1920–1999)
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar, electronics
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1969)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rhombus
[NAME]
[NAME](born 1962)
[NAME] (rock)
Rhye
[NAME] – guitar, noise ensemble
Rhythm & Sound
Rhythm Corps
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 15 1910 - 1954) [NAME]
[NAME]
Rialto
Ribspreader[118]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Young Lions (Newark, New Jersey)
[NAME]
[NAME] – electronics, sampler
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Buckner[16]
[NAME] (singer, Psychedelic Furs)
[NAME] – experimental, ambient, electronic music, techno
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – piano
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born 1956 in [NAME], New York, [NAME] has released ten albums in his own name to date, and has toured widely over a career that started in the mid-1970s.
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] – postmodern minimalist
Richie Furay
[NAME]
Richie Kamuca[1]:95
[NAME] (born 1962)
Richie McDonald[2]
Richmond Fontaine[64]
[NAME]
[NAME] Astley[25][26]
[NAME] Astley[6]
Rick Dees & His Cast of Idiots
[NAME] Derringer[129]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]born May 30, 1965, Fairbanks, Alaska, United States), Holmstrom has released five albums since 1996, and previously worked with [NAME] and [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1971)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1949), English keyboardist and songwriter
[NAME]
Ricki-Lee[23]
[NAME] (born 1961)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1952)
Rico Bell[9]
Ricochet
Ride
Ride[13]
Riders in the Sky
[NAME]
Right Said Fred[264]
Righteous Vendetta[356]
[NAME]]
Rihanna
Rihanna[265]
[NAME]
Riley Green
[NAME]
Ringo Starr
Ringo Starr
Rings of Saturn[59]
[NAME]
[NAME]
RIOT 111[53]
[NAME]/Clone[54]
[NAME]
Ripping Corpse[119]
Ripple
Ripple[201]
Rise Against
Rising Sons[276]
[NAME] (born 1981)
[NAME] (born 1945)
Rita Hosking
[NAME] (born 1969)
[NAME] (Os Mutantes)
Rita MacNeil
[NAME] (1944–2013)
Rites of Spring[41][219][220]
Rival Choir[256]
Rival Choir[357]
Rival Sons[277]
River City Brass Band
River Road
River Town Saints
[NAME]
[NAME]
RJD2[207][208]
Roaring [NAME]
Roaring [NAME]
Roaring [NAME]
Roaring Lion
[NAME] (born 1937), Indonesian-born Dutch boogie-woogie and early jazz pianist
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (power metal, hard rock)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1908–1986)
Robb Wilton (1881-1957)[126]
Robben Ford
Robben Ford
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME] Fulks[30]
[NAME] Rivera[136]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Williams[4]
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 22, 1928 – February 5, 1997). [NAME] guitarist and singer.[1]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – totalist television opera
[NAME] (born September 11, 1940, Red Banks, Mississippi – February 24, 2015). Country blues and Delta blues guitarist and singer, collaborator with [NAME]; started recording late in his career, beginning in the 1990s.
[NAME] (September 11, 1940, [NAME], Mississippi – February 24, 2015). Country blues and Delta blues guitarist and singer and collaborator with [NAME]. He started recording late in his career, beginning in the 1990s. His last album, [NAME]' My Luck, was released by Fat Possum Records.
[NAME] Blackwater Surprise
[NAME] Blackwater Surprise
[NAME] Blackwater Surprise - [NAME], frontman - born February 2, 1950 in Evergreen, Alabama. Inspired by The Blind Boys of Alabama, Bradley's sound is somewhere between blues, soul, and alternative rock. Bradley has also appeared in an HBO movie and appeared in performances with musician friend Kid Rock.
[NAME] Blackwater Surprise[278]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (December 6, 1925 – March 8, 2001)
[NAME] (born 1956)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1955)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (c. 1799-1866)[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (May 8, 1911 – August 16, 1938). Delta blues singer, songwriter, guitarist, and [NAME]. Despite his short life and limited recordings, he is perhaps the best known blues musician of the pre-war era, sometimes called the "King of the Delta Blues".
[NAME] (May 8, 1911, Hazlehurst, Mississippi – August 16, 1938). Singer-songwriter and guitarist, recognized since the 1960s as a master of Delta blues and an important influence on many rock musicians.
[NAME]
[NAME], Jr.
[NAME], Jr. (March 27, 1915 – November 21, 2006). Guitarist.
[NAME], Jr. (March 27, 1915 – November 21, 2006). Delta blues guitarist.
[NAME], Jr. (March 27, 1915, [NAME], Arkansas – November 21, 2006). Guitarist who learned to play directly from [NAME] and is known for his longtime collaboration with [NAME] and his work in the mid-1950s with [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 30, 1909 – November 5, 1967). [NAME], [NAME] and singer.
[NAME] Nighthawk[7] (November 30, 1909 – November 5, 1967). He played with Big [NAME] and [NAME].
[NAME] Palmer[1][3]
[NAME] Palmer[4]
[NAME]
[NAME] (October 18, 1907 - May 30, 1978). Delta blues guitarist and singer. Composed and performed seminal and hugely influential "Catfish Blues".
[NAME] (possibly October 18, 1907 – May 1978). Singer and guitarist who recorded only 16 songs was an influence on many notable blues and rock musicians.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Family Band
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1908–1985), American barrelhouse pianist, recorded "The Ma Grinder"
[NAME], Swedish pianist, singer, and composer
[NAME] (fiddler)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar & sampler
[NAME] and [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Thicke[3][9][57]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Robots in Disguise
[NAME]
Robyn and Ryleigh
Robyn Hitchcock
Robyn Hitchcock
[NAME]
Robyn[1]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rock City Angels[138]
Rock n Roll Worship Circus
Rock n Roll Worship Circus – (CCM) (1999–2004)
Rock Productions Music – (rock, nu metal, hard rock)
Rockell[266]
Rocket Club
Rocket from the Crypt
Rocketboy – (alternative rock)
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME]' Chairs[4][5]
[NAME]' [NAME]
[NAME]' [NAME]
Rockin' Sidney
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME], swamp pop musician
Rod Laver[159]
Rod Laver[257]
[NAME]
Rod Price[5]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rod Stewart[2]
Roddy Woomble
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1969)
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME] (born 1950)
Rodney O & Joe Cooley
[NAME] "Hurricane" Wilson
[NAME] "Hurricane" Wilson – Born July 27, 1953 in Newark, New Jersey, Wilson has released over a dozen albums.[55] In addition he is an advisory board member of the Georgia Music Industry Association, and an International Blues Challenge judge.[56]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1936–1992)
[NAME] (born 1962)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rogue Traders[70][71]
[NAME]]
Rojo – (alternative rock, rock, pop rock, pop)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rolling Stones[6]
Rollins Band[164]
Rollins Band[76]
Roman Candle[68]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1902–1974)
[NAME] – noise and progressive
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (July 5, 1953) Born in Oakland, California, Thompson has released seven albums since 1983 on labels including Blind Pig. He has worked with [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] and Big Mama [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME] Jackson[5][4]
Ronettes
[NAME] (born 1966)
Ronnie & the Hi-Lites
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born Rodney Dion [NAME] in Chicago, Illinois on January 23, 1967, is a blues singer and guitarist. His father, blues guitarist [NAME], was a strong musical influence on Ronnie, as were [NAME], [NAME] and other Chicago blues luminaries who jammed at the Brookses' home while [NAME] was growing up. [NAME] is [NAME]'s brother; the three Brookses often appear as guests in each other's shows.
[NAME] (born [NAME], January 23, 1967, Chicago). Blues singer and guitarist. His father, the blues guitarist [NAME], was a strong musical influence on him, as were [NAME], [NAME] and other Chicago blues luminaries who jammed at the Brookses' home while he was growing up. His brother [NAME] is also a blues musician, and the three Brookses often appear as guests in each other's shows.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] 10, 1953. Born [NAME] in Queens, New York, electric blues guitarist known as Mr. [NAME]. [NAME] toured with Roomful of Blues before forming The Broadcasters in 1988, and has recorded and/or appeared on over 50 albums.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1943)
[NAME] (1937–2018)
[NAME] (The Ronettes)
[NAME]
Roo Panes
Roomful of Blues
[NAME]
Roosevelt Sykes
[NAME] (1906–1983), American pianist
Roots Manuva
Roots Radics
Roots Tonic
Roper
Rory Block
Rory Block
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (2 March 1948- 14 June 1995) in Donegal, Ireland, was both influenced by acoustic blues musicians including [NAME], and Ledbelly, but as an extremely talented self-taught guitarist, was famous for his 1961 Fender [NAME]. His strongest electric influences being Chicago blues artists, including [NAME], and [NAME]. Preferring his own power trios, with an exception of five years with a keyboardist, he formed first Taste in 1968-1970, and from 1970-1995 after played only with his own band, recording on several different labels until his early death at age 47 from an infection sustained after a liver transplant.
Rory Gallagher[77][158]
[NAME]
[NAME] Henderson[9]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1955)
Roscoe Holcomb
Roscoe Holcomb
[NAME]
[NAME] (August 22, 1931 – July 27, 2002) Born in Lynchburg, Tennessee, Shelton was a blues and R&B singer, best remembered for his 1965 R&B Hit, "Strain on My Heart".
Rose Falcon
[NAME] Drive[282]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1925–1998)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rose Tattoo[283]
[NAME]
Roses Are Red
Roses Are Red[221][222]
Roses Are Red[315]
Rosetta
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Originals
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rosin Coven
Roterfeld[23]
Rotersand
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Rotting Christ[85]
Rouge(Female group)
Rough Cutt[16][141]
[NAME])
[NAME]
Roxette
Roxette[1]
[NAME]
Roxx Gang[142]
Roxy Music
[NAME] (1903–1992)
[NAME] in 1950
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Buchanan[76][77][78]
[NAME] (born 1933)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1930–2004)
Roy Gaines
Roy Gaines
Roy Gaines - Born August 12, 1934, in [NAME], Texas, Gaines was a protege of T-Bone Walker, he regularly played clubs throughout the Houston area before relocating to Los Angeles. He joined [NAME] band, followed by supporting [NAME]. His debut album, [NAME] (1982) was followed several others.
[NAME]
[NAME] Head[1][3][35]
[NAME] (born 1953)
[NAME] (b. 1936)[106]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1936–1988)
Roy Porter[1]:92
[NAME]
[NAME] (guitarist)
[NAME] (1911–1998)
[NAME]
Royal Blood
Royal Crescent Mob[77][78][79]
Royal Republic
Royal Southern Brotherhood[189]
[NAME] – (pop rock, punk rock, rap rock)
Royal Trux
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Röyksopp[21]
[NAME]
R-Swift
Rubella Ballet[55][5]
Ruben and the Jets
[NAME]
Ruby & the Romantics
Ruby Andrews(R&B, disco)
Ruby Blue
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1939–2009)
Rudimentary Peni[56]
Rudra[122]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Vallée[5][4]
Rufus Thibodeaux, [NAME] and country music artist (fiddler)
Rufus Thomas
Rufus Wainwright[3][5]
Rufus[10][141][203]
Ruins[87]
Ruki Vverh![90]
[NAME]
Run DMC
[NAME]
[NAME] – (pop punk, indie rock, rock)
Run River North
Run the Jewels[210]
Runaway June
Rune Rudberg
[NAME]
Runemagick[123]
Runemagick[165]
Runrig
Rurutia
Rush
Rush of [NAME] – (rock, CCM)
Rushlow
Rusko[9]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (trombonist/singer)
Russel [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1949)
Rusted Root[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] April 3, 1970 in Long Beach, California, [NAME] is a West Coast electric blues and reggae guitarist and singer-songwriter. [NAME] released six albums between 1996 and 2009, on Black Top, Alligator, [NAME] Daddy, and 9 Above Records. He has worked with [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], and Sly Dunbar.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (indie rock, rock)
[NAME]
Rwake[166]
Ry Cooder
Ry Cooder
Ry Cooder
Ry Cooder[110][111]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1974)
[NAME] Adams[1]
[NAME] Adams[2]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ryan Shupe & The RubberBand
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1973)
Rye Coalition[145]
Rymes with Orange
Ryn Weaver
[NAME]
S
S
S
S
S
S
S Club 7[269]
S Vremena Na Vreme
[NAME]
S.O.
S.O.A.P.[7]
[NAME]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
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S[edit]
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S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
S[edit]
Saafi Brothers
Saafi Brothers
Saafi Brothers
[NAME]
Sabbat[88]
Sabbat[89]
Sacha Distel
Sacha Distel
Sacrament[360]
Sacramentum[90]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Sacrificium[124]
Sacrificium[365]
Sacrilege[167]
[NAME]
Sadist[125]
Sadistic Intent[126]
Sadistik Exekution[127]
Sadus[128]
[NAME], fiddle[5]
Saetia[223]
SafetySuit
Saffire – The Uppity Blues Women
Saffron ([NAME])
Sage Francis[98][104]
[NAME]
Sahg[168]
Said the Whale
Saigon Kick[25][27]
Saint Asonia
Saint Etienne
Saint Lu[285]
Saint Motel
[NAME]
Saint Vitus[169]
Saint[60][366]
Saints Never Surrender[258]
Salad
Salem[170]
Salem[91]
Saliva
[NAME]
[NAME]
Salmonella Dub
Salt
Salt of the Sound
Salt the Wound[129]
Salt the Wound[60]
[NAME]
Salvador – (CCM, Latin) (1999–present)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 17, 1926, Marvell, Arkansas – September 21, 2009). Drummer best known as a member of the Jelly Roll Kings.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1825-1865)[21]
[NAME] (1820-1864)[22]
[NAME] (born 1984)
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born March 20, 1935). Drummer and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1881-1938)[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1986)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] Sparro[215]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Dallas, Texas)
[NAME] (1849-1923)[81]
Samael[92]
Samantha Fish
Samantha Fish
Samantha Fox[146]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Sambomaster
Same as Sunday
[NAME] – percussion, electronics
[NAME] (1943–2005)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1958)
[NAME], country music artist
[NAME]
[NAME] (July 12, 1935 – April 29, 1990). Guitarist.
[NAME] (1908–1992), American pianist and bandleader
San Agustin
San Fermin[54][55]
Sanctifica[199][24][367]
Sanctifica[93]
Sanctus Real
Sanctus Real – (rock, alternative rock, power pop) (1996–present)
Sanctus Real[79]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Sandi Thom
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Guano Apes)
Sandro Perri
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Santa Cruz[207]
Santa Esmeralda[2]
Santamaria[93]
Santana
Santana[11]
Santana[286]
[NAME] (Stage name [NAME])
Santigold
Santigold[271][272]
Saosin[224]
Saosin[289]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Sara Bareilles[4]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1898–1979)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1971)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Devics)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Tegan and Sara)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1981)
[NAME] (The Letter Black)
[NAME] (K's Choice)
[NAME]
[NAME] & Hot Gossip
[NAME] (born 1980)
[NAME] (Saint Etienne)
[NAME] (born 1982)
[NAME] Dash(Former The Bluebelles)
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Saddletramps, Weeping Tile)
[NAME] Harmer[5]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Guthrie[37]
[NAME] (born c. 1990)
[NAME]
[NAME] McLachlan[3]
[NAME] (The Superjesus)
[NAME] (Black Box Recorder)
[NAME] P.[68]
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME] Slean[5]
Sarcófago[130]
Sarcófago[94]
Sargeist[95]
[NAME]
Sarina Paris[246]
Sash![20][92]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1996)
[NAME]
Satanic Slaughter[96]
Satanic Warmaster[97]
Satanicide[227]
Satariel[131]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Saturnus[132]
Saturnus[171]
Satyricon[98]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Saurom
Savage Garden
Savant
Save [NAME]
Saves the Day[225][226]
Saves the Day[76]
[NAME]
[NAME] – voice
Saving Abel
Saving Grace[259]
Saving Grace[368]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Savoy Brown[151][288][289]
Saw Doctors
[NAME]
[NAME]
Say Anything[227][228][229]
Say Anything[77]
[NAME] Lou[69]
Sayat-Nova
SBTRKT
Scan Tester
Scanners
Scar Symmetry[133]
Scarface
Scarface[52]
Scarlet[note 15][370]
Scarlet[note 6]
Scarling.
Scars on 45
Scarve[134]
Scaterd Few[26]
Scaterd Few[261][262]
[NAME]
Scatterbrain[3]
Sceptic[135]
SCH
Schallfaktor
[NAME]
[NAME]
School is Cool[56]
School of Fish
School of Seven Bells[70]
Schoolboy Q
Schoolboy Q[53]
Schoolly D[54][55]
Scientist
[NAME] (early songs)
Scissor Sisters[4][72][73]
Scooch[94]
[NAME]
Scooter[20]
Scorn
Scorn
Scorpions
Scotland[edit]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1974)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1960)
[NAME] (1993—present)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Scott Walker[22][23]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1993)
Scourged Flesh[371]
[NAME]
[NAME] (February 21, 1903, Syracuse, North Carolina – October 27, 1962). Acoustic Piedmont blues artist and an early exponent of Chicago blues, who worked closely with pianist [NAME]. He also backed the singer [NAME]. Document Records has issued most of his work in three volumes.
[NAME] (February 21, 1903, Syracuse, South Carolina – October 27, 1962). Born [NAME], he performed acoustic Piedmont blues and was an early exponent of Chicago blues. He worked closely with the pianist [NAME] and backed the singer Black Bottom McPhail. Document Records issued most of his work in three volumes.
Scratch Acid
Screaming [NAME]
Screaming Trees
Screwball
Scuba
Scud Mountain Boys[57]
Scud Mountain Boys[71]
Sculptured[136]
Scum of the Earth[318]
Scythia
Scythian
Sea Hags[25][27][144]
Seabird – (alternative rock, pop) (2004–present)
Seagram
Seal
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] (April 16, 1979 - April 15, 2008), from Atlanta, Georgia, was a blues guitarist and singer, whose early records were remarkably faithful to the original Chicago blues. His music later developed a strong soul influence, though his death at the age of 28 cut his career short.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1977)
Seance[137]
Sear Bliss[99]
Search the City (2006—2009, 2011—present)
Search the City[80]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Seasons in the Field[372]
Seaweed
Seawind
Sebadoh
[NAME]]
SebastiAn[30][143][144]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Secret and Whisper[230]
Secret Shine[71]
Secrets of the Moon[100]
See also: List of British blues musicians
See also: List of folk musicians § Tibet
See also: List of folk musicians § Tuva
See also: Rockabilly
See the Rise[263]
See the Rise[373]
See You Next Tuesday[61]
Seelenluft[22]
Seely[72]
Seemless[264]
Seemless[374]
Seether
Seether
Seether[319]
Segura Brothers
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Selena Gomez & the Scene[274]
[NAME]]
Self
Selfmindead[101]
Selfmindead[191]
Selfmindead[265]
Seminole
Semisonic
Senses Fail[231]
Sent by [NAME] – (alternative rock, post hardcore) (2006-2012)
Sent by Ravens[266]
Sentenced[138]
Separatist[375]
September[20]
September[275]
Septic Flesh[139]
Sepultura[102][103]
Sepultura[140][141]
Sepultura[56]
Serbia[edit]
Serebro[95]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Serenata Guayanesa
Serengeti[212][213]
[NAME]
Sergio Bruni
Sergio Franchi[2]
[NAME]
Serianna[15]
Serianna[267]
Serj Tankian[325]
Servant – (rock, CCM) (1976-1986)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Born 1974 in North Carolina, he has released seven albums to date, including Leap of Faith (2009) which peaked at number 2 in the US Billboard Top Blues Album chart.
Setherial[104]
Settle the Sky[77]
Sev Statik
Seven Day Jesus – (rock) (1994-1998)
Seven Lions
Seven Mary Three
Seven Nations
Seven Places – (rock) (1999-2005)
Sevendust[326][327][328]
Sevenglory – (pop rock) (2001–present)
Seventh Angel[376][377]
Seventh Avenue[24][378]
Seventh Day Slumber
Seventh Day Slumber – (rock, hard rock, post-grunge, post-hardcore, alternative metal) (1996–present)
Seventh Day Slumber[379]
Seventh Key[228]
Seventh Star[268]
Seventh Star[380]
Seventh Void[172]
Sever Your Ties[269]
Sever Your Ties[381]
Severe Torture[142]
Sevin
Sex Gang Children
Sex Pistols
Sforzando
Shabazz Palaces[214][215][216]
Shad[217]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Shaded Red – (alternative rock, rock) (1993-2000)
Shadowfax
Shadowfax
Shadows Fall[143]
Shadows of Paragon[382]
[NAME]
Shahir [NAME]
Shai Hulud[383]
[NAME]
Shakatak[204]
Shakey [NAME]
Shakey [NAME] (April 12, 1921, [NAME], Arkansas – March 2, 1990). Singer, [NAME] and songwriter, long associated with his nephew, [NAME].
Shaking [NAME]
Shakira[276][277]
[NAME]
Shalamar[205]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
Shanadoo[96]
Shane & Shane
Shane McAnally (born 1974)
Shane Minor (born 1968)
Shane Nicholson
[NAME] (born 1974)
Shane Yellowbird (born 1979)
Shania Twain
Shania Twain (born 1965)
Shannon
[NAME] (born 1985)
Shannon Curfman[121]
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Shape of Despair[173]
Shape Shifters[106]
Sharda Sinha
Shark Island[16][145]
Sharleen Spiteri (Texas)
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Corrs)
[NAME] (Within Temptation)
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings[133][134]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME]
Shawn Colvin[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Shawn Mullins[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
She Wants Revenge
She Wants Revenge[25]
Shea Fisher
Shearwater
Sheavy[174]
Shed Seven
Shed Seven[2]
SHeDAISY
[NAME]
[NAME]
Sheep on Drugs
Sheetal Sathe
[NAME] and B. Devotion
[NAME] (1953–1984)
[NAME]
[NAME] Divine[24]
[NAME] on 7
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME]
Shellac
[NAME] (born 1977)
Shelly Manne[1]:95–96,105
[NAME] (born 1958)
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born April 10, 1979 in Harlem, New York, Copeland is a soul-blues singer who is backed by an electric blues band. She is the daughter of [NAME] (the Texas blues guitarist) and has released four solo albums for Alligator Records.
Shenandoah
Shep and the Limelites
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born October 27, 1948 in [NAME], Louisiana, United States is a guitarist, songwriter and singer who recorded two albums in the 1990s for Atlantic/Code Blue Records.
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] (born 1970)
Sherwood – (alternative rock) (2002-2012)
Sherwood[232]
Shery
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1962)
Sheryl Crow[3]
Shihad
Shinedown[290][291]
Shinedown[329]
Shinee[278]
Shinichi Osawa[145]
Shining[106]
Shiny Toy Guns
Shiny Toy Guns[292]
Shipping News
[NAME]
Shirley & Company
[NAME] (1931–2010)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Garbage, Goodbye Mr Mackenzie, Angelfish)
[NAME]
Shishir Parkhie
Shit Robot[146]
SHITDISCO[12]
[NAME] (1914–1985), Japanese singer known in Japan as the "Queen of the Boogie-Woogie" (ブギの女王 Bugi no ojō)
[NAME]
ShockOne
Shona Laing
Shonlock
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1979)
Short Stack
[NAME]
Shotgun Messiah[19][50][146][131]
Shotgun[206]
Shout Out Louds
Shout Out Out Out Out
Shout Out Out Out Out[147]
Shout[147][148]
Shout[384]
Showbread[233]
Showbread[270][271]
[NAME]]
Showtek[148]
Shpongle
[NAME]
Shriekback
Shudder to Think
Shulman
Shulman
Shura[279]
[NAME]
Shwayze[218][219]
[NAME]
Si*Sé
[NAME]
Sia[23][280]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Siân Phillips
Sibel Redžep
Sick Puppies
Sick Puppies[330]
Sid Field (1904-1950)[96]
Side Effect[207]
Side Walk Slam[81]
Sidewalk Prophets
[NAME]
[NAME]
Sidney Samson[141]
Siebenbürgen[107]
Sierra Hull
Sierra Hull
[NAME] (VersaEmerge)
Sigh[108]
Signe Toly Anderson ([NAME])
Signum Regis[388]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Silage – (alternative rock, CCM) (1996-1999)
[NAME]
Sileas
Silent Planet[273]
Silent Planet[389]
Silent Stream of Godless Elegy[175]
[NAME] (The Gathering, [NAME])
Silkk the Shocker
Silly Wizard
Silly Wizard
[NAME] (born 1973), Swiss pianist
Silver Convention
Silver Jews
Silverchair
Silverline – (CCM, Christian rock, pop rock) (2006–present)
[NAME]
Silverstein[234][235][236]
Silversun Pickups
Silversun Pickups
Simani
[NAME] ([NAME])
Simian Mobile Disco[149][150][151]
Simon & Garfunkel
Simon & Garfunkel[4]
[NAME] – double bass
[NAME]
[NAME]
Simone Simons
Simple Kid
Simple Minds
Simple Minds[75][76]
Simple Plan
Simple Plan[237][238][239]
Simple Plan[293][294]
Simply Red
Simply Red[2][3][50][51]
Sin Dios[25]
Sinai Beach[274]
Sinai Beach[390]
[NAME] - piano
Sinate[145]
Sinbreed[391]
Since October – (metal, rock, post-grunge) (2005–present)
Since October[392]
Since Remembered[275]
SinDizzy[393]
Sinead Burgess
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Sinéad O'Connor[3]
Singer-songwriters[edit]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Sinister[146]
[NAME]]
Sintax the Terrific
[NAME] (Bananarama, Shakespears Sister)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Banshees[295]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME] and the Banshees, The Creatures)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (November 1, 1898 – November 1, 1986). Singer, songwriter, pianist and organist.
Sippie Wallace[29]
Sir [NAME] (San Antonio, Texas)
Sir Galba
Sir [NAME]
Sir [NAME]
Sir [NAME]
Sir Winston and the Commons (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Sis Cunningham
Sisely Treasure (Shiny Toy Guns)
[NAME] [NAME]
[NAME] (1956–2014) – a singer, songwriter and record producer from [NAME], Indiana, who released eleven albums.
[NAME]
Sister Hazel[3]
Sister Janet Mead
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
[NAME]
Sisyphus[220]
Sithara (singer)
Sivion
Six Feet Deep[176]
Six Feet Deep[45][47]
Six Feet Deep[note 16][72][395]
Six Feet Under[147]
Six Finger Satellite
Sixpence None the Richer
Sixpence None the Richer – (pop rock) (1992-2004, 2008–present)
Sixpence None the Richer[3]
Sixteen Cities
Sixteen Deluxe
Sixwire
Skald in Veum[396]
Skálmöld
Skee-Lo
Skee-Lo[56]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1931–2004)
[NAME] (1915–1968)
[NAME]
Skeletonwitch[109]
Skepticism[177]
Skid Row[295][296]
Skid Row[9][27][33][149][150][151]
Skillet
Skillet – (rock, Christian rock, alternative rock, hard rock, Christian metal), (industrial music (early), grunge (early)) (1996–present)
Skillet[296][297]
Skillet[351]
Skillet[397]
[NAME]
Skin ([NAME])
Skindred
Skinless[148]
Skinny Puppy
Skip Ewing
Skip James
[NAME] (June 9, 1902 – October 3, 1969). Delta blues singer, guitarist, pianist and songwriter. A very influential figure within blues.
[NAME] (June 9, 1902, Bentonia, Mississippi – October 3, 1969). Singer, guitarist, pianist and songwriter.
Skitliv[110]
S-K-O
Skream
Skream[7]
Skrillex[152][153][154]
Skrillex[31]
Skrip
Skull Snaps[209]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Skyclad
[NAME]
[NAME]
Skyfire[149]
[NAME]
Skyforger[111]
Skylight (2009–present)
Skyy
Skyy[210]
Slaid Cleaves
Slash
Slaughter[150]
Slaughter[2][13][27][31][42][152]
Slave
Slave[10][30][33][211]
Slavia[112]
[NAME]
Sleater-Kinney
Slechtvalk[113]
Slechtvalk[24][199]
Sleep Room
Sleep[178]
Sleeper
Sleeper Agent
Sleeper[1]
Sleeping by the Riverside[276]
Sleeping by the [NAME]]
Sleeping Giant[30]
Sleeping Giant[399]
Sleeping with Sirens[298]
Sleeping with Sirens[78]
SleepResearch_Facility
Sleepy [NAME]
Sleepy [NAME] (January 25, 1899 – June 5, 1977). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
Sleeze Beez[16][27][153]
[NAME]
Sleze[2]
[NAME] – (punk rock, Christian rock, melodic hardcore (1994–2004), (2007–2008) (2011-2012)
[NAME]
Slightly Stoopid
Slik Toxik[27]
[NAME] (1927–2003)
[NAME] - (January 11, 1924 – January 31, 1970) Born in Lobdell, Louisiana, Harpo is one of the best known blues neck-rack harmonica players from his era despite having begun his career as a guitarist. He played everything from Louisiana blues, swamp blues, electric blues and [NAME], and was also a singer.
[NAME] (1923–2013)
[NAME] (1919–1966)
[NAME] (1910–1990)
Slingshot 57 – (rock) (1999-2007)
Slint
Slipknot
Slipknot[332][333][334]
Sloan
Slow Club
Slow Meadow
Slowdive
Slowdive[13]
Slug[221]
Sly & Robbie
Sly and the Family Stone[24][25][30][212]
Sly and the Family Stone[80]
Sly Stone[33][100]
Smak
Small Faces
Small Town Pistols
[NAME] – (rock) (1996-2004, 2010–present)
Smash Mouth
Smash Mouth[299]
Smashed Gladys[16]
[NAME] (1911–1967)
Smith & Mighty
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 27, 1914 – May 1, 1960) Born in Westconnie, Texas, [NAME] began his career as a rhythm and blues musician. An acoustic and electric guitarist, singer and pianist, [NAME] performed with musicians in Texas like Black Ace.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (July 11, 1936 – September 8, 2015)[57] spent most of his career performing West Coast blues and [NAME] blues in Los Angeles, California. He has recorded at least eleven albums for record labels such as P-Vine Records, Bullseye Blues and Texmuse Records. His career got off to a late start, with international recognition eluding him until the 1990s.
Smokin' Armadillos
Smokin' [NAME] - Born November 30, 1956 in Grove City, Pennsylvania but raised mostly in Texas, [NAME] is an electric blues guitarist and vocalist in the Texas blues tradition. His band, "The Smokin' Joe Kubek Band", released their debut album in 1991 for Bullseye Blues titled Steppin' Out Texas Style. He first had his start backing musicians like [NAME]. Since their debut, [NAME] has released other albums with his band and also has done some solo work.
Smoking Popes
[NAME]
Snakadaktal[74]
Snap![1][5][19][97]
[NAME]
Sneaker Pimps[3]
Sneaky Sound System[156]
Snooks Eaglin
[NAME]
[NAME] (September 15, 1921 – October 18, 2006). [NAME] player.
[NAME] (As [NAME])
Snoop Dogg[57]
Snot[357]
Snot[81][82][83]
Snow & Voices[75]
Snow Patrol
Snow Patrol[1]
Snowcake
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Soap&Skin
Social Club Misfits formerly known as Social Club
Social Code
Social Distortion
Social Distortion
Society's Finest[277]
Society's Finest[400]
[NAME]
Sodom[114]
Sofa Surfers
[NAME]
[NAME]
Sohodolls (early songs)
SOiL[358]
Soilent Green[151]
Soils of Fate[152]
Soilwork[153]
Soko Richardson
Solace[179]
Solage – composer
Solamors[154]
Solamors[401]
Solange Knowles[58][191]
Solar Fields
Solar Fields
[NAME]
[NAME]
Soldiers of Jah Army
Sole[6][222]
[NAME]]
Solefald[115]
Solid Base[5][98]
[NAME]
Solitude Aeturnus[180]
Solo artists[edit]
Solomons Porch
Sólstafir[116]
Solstice[181]
Solus Deus[278]
Solus Deus[402]
Solution .45[155][156]
Some Velvet Sidewalk
Something Corporate
Something Corporate[226]
Something Corporate[79]
Son Bonds
Son Bonds (March 16, 1909, Brownsville, Tennessee – August 31, 1947). An associate of Sleepy [NAME], with a similar guitar-playing style, and [NAME]. The music of one of his songs, "Back and Side Blues", became a blues standard and was used in "Good Morning, School Girl".
Son House
Son House (March 21, 1902 – October 19, 1988). Delta blues guitarist and singer.
Son House (March 21, 1902, [NAME], Mississippi – October 19, 1988). Singer and guitarist.
Son Lux[223][224]
Son of Dork
Son [NAME]
Son [NAME] (August 13, 1942 – December 20, 2004). Electric blues guitarist and singer.
Son [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1978)
Sonic Boom (aka [NAME])
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] – noise rock band
Sonicflood
Sonja [NAME] (Curved Air)
Sonja [NAME] (Curved Air)
Sonny & Cher[8][9]
[NAME] (December 23, 1908 – November 4, 1998). Multi-instrumentalist (banjo, guitar, harmonica, horn, mandolin and violin).
[NAME] (December 23, 1908 – November 4, 1998). Multi-instrumentalist, playing the banjo, guitar, harmonica, horn, mandolin and violin.
[NAME] I
[NAME] I
[NAME] I ([NAME], March 30, 1914 – June 1, 1948). [NAME] player, singer and songwriter.
[NAME] I ([NAME], March 30, 1914 – June 1, 1948). [NAME] player, singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME] or [NAME] "Rice" Miller, possibly December 5, 1912 – May 24, 1965). [NAME] player, singer and songwriter.
[NAME] ([NAME] or [NAME], later known as [NAME] "Rice" Miller, December 5, 1912 [uncertain] – May 24, 1965). [NAME] player, singer and songwriter.
[NAME] (c. December 5, 1912 – May 24, 1965). Early and influential harmonica stylist who recorded in the 1950s and 1960s.
[NAME] (1928–2016)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born November 3, 1940). Singer and lap steel guitar player.
[NAME]
[NAME] - (December 4, 1939 – May 7, 1990)[44] was an American guitarist, singer and songwriter. He won a W.C. Handy Award for his release "Cadillac Baby" b/w "Big Leg Woman", which the Blues Foundation deemed to the 'Blues Single of 1990'. His subsequent debut album, They Call Me the Cat Daddy, was acclaimed but coincided with his early death in May 1990, just prior to embarking on a UK tour.[45]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (October 24, 1911 – March 11, 1986). Piedmont blues and folk [NAME] known for his energetic blues style.
Sons of Angels[50]
Sons of Azrael[158]
Sons of Day
Sons of Elvis
Sons of Otis[182]
Sons of Sylvia
Sons of the Desert
Sons of the Pioneers
Sonseed – (pop) (197?-1983)
[NAME] (born 1974)
Sook-Yin Lee ([NAME]'s Your [NAME])
Soopafly
Sophia
Sophie Barker
Sophie Ellis-Bextor (Theaudience)
Sophie Ellis-Bextor[128][129]
[NAME]
Sophisticated Ladies
Sorority Noise[80]
Sort Sol[301]
Sotajumala[159]
[NAME]
Soul Asylum[3]
[NAME]
Soul Coughing
Soul Coughing – improvisational jazz, hip hop, noise, and samples.
Soul Demise[160]
Soul Embraced[104]
Soul Embraced[161]
Soul Rebels Brass Band[17]
Soul Survivors
Soul Train Gang
Soulburn[162]
Souled American[72]
[NAME] – (rock, indie rock) (2000-2004)
Soulive[31]
SoulJa
Soul-Junk
Soulmate[300]
Soulpreacher[183][184]
Souls of Mischief[225]
Soulstice
SoulStice[226]
Sound Experience[213]
Sound Factory[99]
Sound Team
Soundgarden
Soundgarden[17][56]
Soundpool[76]
Sounds from the Ground
Sounds from the Ground
Sounds Like Chicken
Soup Dragons
Soup the Chemist
South 65
South Central Cartel
South Central Cartel[58]
South Cry
South Park Mexican[59]
South Shore Commission[214]
Southbound Fearing (Christian rock, Christian alternative rock, rock and roll, alternative rock, indie rock) (2006–present)
Southern Avenue
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific
SouthGang[2][31]
[NAME]
Sovereign Strength[403]
Space(France)
SpaceGhostPurrp
Spacehog
Spacemen 3
Spacemonkeyz
[NAME] (1910–1969)
Spagna[100]
Spahn Ranch
[NAME]
Spank Rock[227]
Sparks[20]
Sparta
[NAME]
Spawn of Possession[163]
Spearhead[216]
Spearhead[228][229]
Speckled Red
Speckled Red (1892–1973), American pianist and singer, recorded "The Dirty Dozens"
Speech[230]
Speed[288]
[NAME]
Spektr[119]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Spetsnaz
Spice 1
Spice 1[60]
Spice Girls
Spice Girls[289][290]
Spin Doctors
Spin Doctors
Spinal Tap[154]
Spiral Dance
Spiral Realms
Spiral Shades[191]
[NAME]]
Spirit and the Bride[280]
Spirit and the Bride[404]
Spirit Caravan[185]
Spirit Family Reunion
Spirit of the West
Spirit of the West
Spirit of the West
Spiritual Front
Spiritualized
[NAME]]
Spitalfield[82]
Spitboy[57]
Spitfire[281][282][283]
Spitfire[405][406]
SPK
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock) (1986-2000)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Spoek Mathambo[117]
Spoken – (alternative rock, post-hardcore, rapcore) (1996–present)
Spoken[284][285]
Spoken[407]
Sponge
Sponge Cola[302]
Spontaneous Music Ensemble
[NAME] Tooth[301]
Spoon
Spoon
Spoons
Spotlight Kid[78]
Spread Eagle[27][155]
[NAME] – (post-punk, new wave, [NAME]) (1995–present)
Spymob[84][85][86]
Squad Five-O
Squad Five-O[84][85]
Squeeze
[NAME] Bait[242]
[NAME]
Squirrel Nut Zippers
[NAME]
St. Louis [NAME]
St. Paul and The Broken Bones
St. Vincent
Stabbing Westward
Stabbing Westward[26]
Stabbing Westward[77]
[NAME]
[NAME] Q
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1967)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Stage Dolls[50][66]
Staind
Staind[363]
Stakka Bo[291]
Stalag 17[58]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Stand Your Ground[286]
[NAME] (1890-1982)[105]
Staple – (rock, metalcore) (2000-2006, 2009–present)
Staple[287]
Star Anna
Star De Azlan (born 1986)
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock, CCM) (2000–present)
Starflyer 59
Starflyer 59 – (indie rock, shoegazing) (1993–present)
Starflyer 59[27][28]
Stargard
Stargard[217]
Stars
[NAME]]
Stars Are Falling[408]
Stars of the Lid
Stars of the Lid
Stars of the Lid
Stars Over Foy
Stars Over Foy
Starsailor
Starset
Starset – (hard rock (2013–present)
State Radio[303]
[NAME]]
Status Quo[302][303]
Stavesacre – (rock, hard rock, heavy metal) (1995–2010, 2014–present)
Stavesacre[244][245]
Stavesacre[289]
Stavesacre[409]
Staxx of Joy[102]
Stealing Angels
Steam Powered Giraffe
[NAME]
[NAME]
Steamhammer[304]
Steel Magnolia
Steel Panther[27][204][207][208]
Steel Pulse
Steeler[16]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Steelheart[27][155][156]
Steely [NAME]
Steely [NAME]
[NAME] (Silbermond)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Stefy)
[NAME] (born 1949)
[NAME]
[NAME] – (CCM pop punk alternative rock) (2002–present)
Stellar West
[NAME] vs [NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Something for Kate)
[NAME] (born 1963)
Stephanie Mills
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1987), American boogie-woogie, stride, ragtime and jazz pianist
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME] – guitar, electric guitar
[NAME]
[NAME] – violin, electric violin, viola
[NAME]
[NAME]
Steppenwolf[1][10]
Steps[296]
Stereo Skyline[83]
[NAME]
Stereomud[369]
Stereophonics
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Arrington[3]
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME] – piano
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (Christian rock)
[NAME] Coleman[3][4]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1955)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born July 20, 1952). [NAME], singer, bandleader and record producer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1952) is a Chicago blues [NAME], singer, and songwriter. He has recorded five albums since 1997, having previously backed [NAME] for almost fifteen years.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born 1948) performed as rock guitarist with [NAME] and [NAME] and later transformed into an electronic blues guitarist with his 2013 release of The Manhattan Blues Project.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1961)
[NAME] – saxophone
[NAME]
[NAME] – American punk bassist, flutist called The Gangsta Rabbi
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1945)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (USA) multimedia documentary opera
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and the Mamou Playboys
[NAME] and the Mamou Playboys
[NAME] and the Mamou Playboys
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] & The Perfect Foil
[NAME] & The Perfect Foil
[NAME] – (new wave, Europop, rock, CCM)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Winwood[5][9]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1985)
[NAME] – piano
[NAME] (born 1948)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Stevie B[297]
Stevie Nicks
Stevie Nicks (Fleetwood Mac)
[NAME]
[NAME] (October 3, 1954 – August 27, 1990) Born in Dallas, Texas, Vaughan was a major force on the Texas blues scene and a talented blues-rock guitarist and singer. He was leader of the band [NAME] and Double Trouble, formerly known as Triple Threat. He recorded many albums for Epic Records, and was one of the more popular blues musicians of the modern era.
[NAME] Vaughan[98][330][331][332][333]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Stevie Wonder[30][240]
Stick Figure
Stickman
Still Breathing[290][291][292][293]
Still Breathing[410]
Still Corners[79]
Still Remains[15][411]
Still Remains[294]
Stina Nordenstam
Sting[3]
Stock Aitken Waterman[298]
[NAME]
Stompin' [NAME]
Stone Sour[304]
Stone Sour[370]
Stone Temple Pilots
Stone Temple Pilots[17][371]
Stone Temple Pilots[305]
Stonehenge
[NAME] (born 1932)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1918–1977)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1977)
Stooges Brass Band[18]
Storm
Storm & Stress
Storm Corrosion
Storm Large
Stormlord[121]
Stornoway (band)
Story Of The Year
Story of the Year[246]
StorySide:B – (rock, CCM) (2003-2009)
Storyville[20][307]
[NAME]
Straftanz
Strange Celebrity – (rock)
Strange Occurrence – (post grunge)
Strangelove
Strapping Young Lad[165]
Stratvm Terror
[NAME] (Los Angeles, California)
Strawbs
Straylight Run[84]
Street Dogs
Street People
Street Symphony[12][13]
Strengthen What Remains[295]
Strengthen What Remains[412]
[NAME] Strong[296]
[NAME]]
Striborg
Striborg[122]
Strongarm[297][298]
Strongarm[41][413]
Stryken[109]
Stryken[414]
Stryper – (hard rock, heavy metal, glam metal) (1983-1993, 1999-2001, 2003–present)
Stryper[13][157][158][159][160]
Stryper[415][53][72][416][417][418]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – reverberant spaces, just intonation, extended trombone techniques
[NAME]
[NAME]
Stuart Townend
Stuck Mojo
Studebaker [NAME] (born November 5, 1952). [NAME] and [NAME].
[NAME] (born 1978)
Sturmgeist[123]
Styx
Sub Focus
Subatomic Sound System
Subhumans[59][27]
Sublime
Subseven – (rock, post-hardcore, emo)
Subway to [NAME]
Success Will Write Apocalypse Across the Sky [166]
Sucioperro
Suckers[58]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born March 29, 1968 in Ottawa, Ontario, [NAME] is a contemporary electric blues guitarist and singer who also performs roots rock. She has been compared to the likes of [NAME] by critics, and currently lives in Austin, Texas. She has released numerous albums for [NAME].
[NAME]
Suede
Suede[1]
Suffocation[167]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (Indie folk, alternative rock, baroque pop, electronica, Christian music)
Suga Free
Sugababes[299]
Sugar
Sugar Aloes
Sugar Blue
Sugar Blue (born December 16, 1949). [NAME] player.
Sugar Plant[80]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Sugar Ray[306]
Sugar Ray[87][88]
[NAME]
Sugaray Rayford - (born [NAME], February 13, 1969) is an American electric blues singer and songwriter. He has released three albums to date and been nominated in two categories for a Blues Music Award.
Sugarcult
Sugarland
Sugarland
Suicide Commando
Suicide Silence[19]
Suidakra
[NAME]
Sum 41
[NAME]]
Sum 41[359][360]
Summoning
Summoning[124]
Sun[30][218]
Sunblock[103]
Sunday [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME])))
[NAME])))
[NAME]))) – drone metal band
[NAME] O)))[125]
Sunn O)))[187][188]
Sunny
Sunny Day Real Estate[148][247]
Sunny Day Real Estate[308]
Sunny Sweeney (born 1976)
Sunnyland Slim (September 5, 1906 – March 17, 1995). Pianist and singer.
Sunrise Avenue[309]
Sunshine(USA)
Super Chikan
Super Furry Animals
Super Grit Cowboy Band
[NAME]]
Superblue
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock) (1999-2013)
Superchick[83]
Superchunk
Superdrag
Supergrass
Supergrass[1]
Supergroove[91][92]
Superheaven
SuperHeavy[2]
Superhero – (rock) (2000?-present)
Supersilent
Supertramp
Supply & Demand
[NAME]
Surkin[161][162][163]
Surrounded
[NAME]
[NAME] – pedal steel guitar
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1967)
[NAME] Haynes
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1944)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (November 9, 1970) Born in Boston, Massachusetts, [NAME] is a contemporary blues guitarist and singer who began singing at age four. She has released at least six albums to date, her latest two for the Verve Records label.
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Bangles)
[NAME] (Hail, Thinking Plague)
[NAME] (born 1952)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Susperia[126]
Susperia[168]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Suze DeMarchi (Baby Animals)
[NAME] (L7)
[NAME]
[NAME] (aka Oh Susanna)[84]
[NAME] (born 1956)
Svartsot
Svartsyn[127]
[NAME]
Svoy – (USA, Russia) Universal Music Group producer/writer/artist,[3] "...One of the most accomplished experimental electronic artists" —[NAME], Your EDM[4]
Swallow the Sun[169]
Swallow the Sun[189]
Swamp Zombies
Swans
Swåp
[NAME] (singer)
Swedish House Mafia[164]
Swedish House Mafia[164]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock) (1974-1984)
[NAME] in the Rock
Sweethead
Sweethearts of the Rodeo
Swervedriver
Swingin' Utters
Switch[219]
Switchblade[170]
[NAME] – (alternative rock, power pop) (1996–present)
Switchfoot[23]
Switchfoot[310]
SWMRS
Swoop[220]
Swoope
[NAME]
Sykamore
[NAME] (born July 1, 1936). Blues and soul singer and record producer.
Sylosis[171]
Sylvan Esso[301][302]
Sylvester
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1956)
Symbiont
Symbolic One also known as S1[14][15]
Sympathy[128]
[NAME]]
Sympathy[24]
Symphony in Peril[299]
Symphony in Peril[419]
Symphony of Heaven[420]
Syndicate of Sound (San Jose, California)
Syreeta
Syrinx
System of a Down[311]
System of a Down[372][373][374][375][376][377]
T
T
T
T
T
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T Bone Burnett
T Bone Burnett
[NAME] (1867-1924)[27]
[NAME] (born 1944)
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME]
[NAME], British boogie and rock band
[NAME]]
T. Texas Tyler
t.A.T.u.[307][308]
[NAME] (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
T.I.
T.S.O.L.[171][172]
T[edit]
T[edit]
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T[edit]
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T[edit]
T[edit]
T[edit]
T[edit]
Taake[129]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born November 16, 1967 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, [NAME] plays swamp blues on electric guitar. He is also a singer and songwriter. He has released at least fourteen albums to date.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Tackhead
Tactical Sekt
TAD
[NAME] June 24, 1956 in New York City, [NAME] is a soul-blues singer and [NAME] player, singing much in the vein of [NAME] or [NAME]. He has released at least four solo albums, two for [NAME] and two for Severn Records.
Tad[17]
Taelor Gray
[NAME] (New Young Pony Club)
Tail [NAME]
Tail [NAME] - (born September 30, 1940) is an American Chicago blues singer. He has performed since the 1960s and released four albums to date. [NAME] gained a certain notoriety in 1993, after being convicted of second-degree murder for the killing of fellow blues musician, [NAME].
Tail [NAME] - (born September 30, 1940) is an American Chicago blues singer. He has performed since the 1960s and released four albums to date. [NAME] gained a certain notoriety in 1993, after being convicted of second-degree murder for the killing of fellow blues musician, [NAME].
Taio Cruz[97]
[NAME] – (rock, CCM)
Taj Mahal
Taj Mahal
Taj Mahal - (born May 17, 1942, New York), Taj Mahal performs on guitar, harmonica and banjo and also sings. Mahal explores a variety of genres which he fuses into his music, including [NAME]. He performs in both acoustic and electric settings, depending on the material.
Taka Boom
[NAME] (Eternal Faith era)[161]
Take 6
Take It Back![300]
Take That[305]
Taken by Cars
Takida
Taking Back Sunday[248][249][250][251]
Taking Back Sunday[312][313]
Taking Back Sunday[86]
Taking the Head of Goliath[421]
[NAME] – guitar, cello
[NAME]
[NAME] (1878-1952)[59]
Talib Kweli[26][28][151][152]
Talk Show
Talk Talk
[NAME]
[NAME]
Talking Heads[13]
Talking Heads[67][93]
Talking Heads[78][79][80]
Tallboys
[NAME] (Longstocking)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1972)
[NAME] ([NAME], The Minders)
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1942–1998)
Tampa Red
Tampa Red (January 8, 1904 [uncertain] – March 19, 1981). [NAME] and songwriter.
Tampa Red (January 8, 1904 [uncertain] – March 19, 1981). Chicago blues slide guitarist, singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1968)
Tannahill Weavers
Tantrum of the Muse[301]
Tantrum of the Muse[422]
[NAME] (born 1958)
Tanzwut
Tapes 'n Tapes
[NAME]
[NAME]
Taproot[399]
Tapton Youth Brass Band
[NAME] (born 1978)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Joydrop)
[NAME] ([NAME])
T-ara[303]
Tarheel Slim - (September 24, 1924 – August 21, 1977) Born in [NAME], North Carolina as Alden Bunn, Tarheel Slim was a guitarist and singer. Early in his career he was an exponent of Piedmont blues, rhythm and blues and East Coast blues. Later in his career he began performing in these styles on electric guitar.
Tarja [NAME]
Tarkan[306]
Tarnation[77]
Tasha Thomas
[NAME]
[NAME]
Taste
Taste[158][310][311][312]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Tatiana DeMaria (TAT)
Tavares
Taydatay
[NAME]
[NAME] Dayne[102][103]
[NAME] Hicks[186][187]
[NAME] Hicks[36]
[NAME] (born 1992)
[NAME] (We Are The In Crowd)
[NAME]
[NAME] (The Pretty Reckless)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1989)
[NAME] Swift[163]
[NAME] (born 1994)
T-Bone
T-Bone Walker
T-Bone Walker – (May 28, 1910 – March 16, 1975) Born in Linden, Texas as [NAME], T-Bone Walker is easily one of the most well known artists of Texas blues. An acoustic and electric guitarist, Walker recorded a slew of albums for record labels like Capitol Records, Imperial Records, [NAME], and many others.
T-Bone (Later)
T-Connection
T-Connection[221]
Téada
Team Sleep
Team Sleep
Tebey (born c. 1983)
Tech N9ne
Technotronic[5][104]
[NAME]
[NAME] (May 10, 1909 – January 29, 1990). Country blues guitarist, singer and songwriter. He is best known for his work with [NAME] and [NAME], and had a career that spanned over 50 years. His finger-picking guitar work was much admired and Bogan played in a variety of string bands most of his lifetime. These included Martin, Bogan & Armstrong or Martin, Bogan & the Armstrongs.[2]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1905-1977)[120]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Tedashii
[NAME] and His Patches (San Jose, California)
[NAME] and the [NAME] (Beverly, Massachusetts)
Teddy Charles[2]
Teddy Edwards[1]:92,97
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1912–1986)
[NAME]
[NAME] Band[313][314]
Teea Goans
Teejan Bai
[NAME]
Teena Marie[3][9]
Teena Marie[65][158]
Teenage Fanclub
[NAME]
[NAME] - (January 22, 1958) Born in [NAME], Ohio, the daughter of [NAME], she has released five albums to date and been nominated twice for a Blues Music Award.
Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine
Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine[192]
Tegan and Sara
Tegan and Sara
Tegan and Sara[309][310]
[NAME] (Tegan and Sara)
Teitanblood[130]
[NAME]
Télépopmusik
Telex
Tempest
Tempest[109]
Tempest[423]
Template:[NAME]
Temple of Blood[424]
Temple of the Dog
Ten 33[302]
Ten Second Epic[252]
Ten Shekel Shirt – (CCM)
Ten Years After[1]
Ten Years After[315][316][317]
Tengger Cavalry
Tenhi
[NAME]
Tennessee [NAME] (1919–1991)
Tennessee [NAME] 1957
Tennessee Pulleybone
Tenth Avenue North
Tenth Avenue North – (CCM)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Le Butcherettes)
Terminal – (rock, post-hardcore, emo)
Terminal[303]
Terra Naomi
Terrance Simien
Terre Thaemlitz
[NAME] (Tribe)
[NAME] (born 1968)
[NAME] (born 1954)
[NAME] (Berlin)
Terrible Things
Terror 2000[173]
Terrorfakt
Terrorizer[174]
Terrorust[175]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1943)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1921–2007)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born June 3, 1953). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1956)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1944)[16] is an American electric blues saxophonist, singer, songwriter and record producer, who won a Blues Music Award in 2015 in the 'Instrumentalist - Horn' category.[17] Previously Hanck earned both a Blues Music Award and a Living BluesAward for 'Best Horn' in 2012, and was nominated for the latter prize in the 'Best Song' category. In May 2015, he won the International Songwriting Competition for his soul ballad, "I Keep On Holding On."[18]
[NAME] and the Pack (Flint, Michigan; later Grand Funk Railroad)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (USA) multimedia minimalist composer
[NAME]
Tesla[9][13][27][133]
[NAME] (Sixpence None the Richer)
[NAME] (1913-1995)[116]
Test Icicles
Test Icicles
Testube
Tetsu Inoue
Tetsu Inoue
Tetsu Inoue
[NAME] (1907–1973)
[NAME] in 1966
[NAME] (1917–1985)
Texas in July[304][305]
Texas In July[425]
Texas Is the Reason[253][254]
Texas [NAME]
Texas Lightning
Texas Terri
Texas Tornados
Texas[3]
Texas[314]
Th' Faith Healers
[NAME] (Death Row days)
[NAME] Pound[61]
[NAME]
Thalia Zedek (Live Skull)
Thanatos[176]
Thanatoschizo[177]
Thanjai Selvi
That Dog
[NAME] On Acid[60]
The 13th Floor Elevators (Austin, Texas)
The 13th Floor Elevators[1]
The 1975
The 1975[315]
The 77s – (rock) (1980–present)
The 77s[4]
The 77s[7][8][9]
The Aardvarks (Muskegon, Michigan)
The Abrams Brothers
The Absence[9]
The Acacia Strain[14]
The Academy Is...[1]
The Academy Is...[1][2]
The Academy Is...[316]
The Accents
The Accidentals
The Accidentals
The Accidentals
The Ace of Cups (San Francisco, California; all-female group)
[NAME]
The Afghan Whigs
The Afters – (pop, rock, alternative rock, CCM) (1999–present)
The Aggrovators
The Agonist[16]
The Agonist[18]
The Agony Scene[17]
The Agony Scene[23]
The Airborne Toxic Event
The Airborne Toxic Event[2]
The Alarm
The Albion Band
The Album Leaf
The Album Leaf
The All-American Rejects
The All-American Rejects[13]
The All-American Rejects[32]
The All-American Rejects[4][5]
The Alley Cats
The Allman Brothers Band
The Allman Brothers Band
The Allman Brothers Band[8][9][10]
The Allman Joys (Daytona, Florida)
The Almanac Singers
The Almost
The Almost
The Almost - (alternative rock) (2005–present)
The Almost[16]
The Alpha Band
The Alpha Band
The Ambassador
The [NAME] Dukes[1][4]
The Amenta[22][23]
The Amenta[23]
The American Analog Set
The American Dollar
The Amps
The Angels
The Angels
The Animals
The Animals
The Animals[1]
The Animals[17][18]
The Animals[5]
The Anniversary[27][28][29][30]
The Anniversary[8]
The Answer[19]
The Apostles[12]
The Apples in Stereo
The [NAME] Cast[18][19]
The Appleseed Cast[31]
The [NAME]
The Archers
The [NAME]
The Ardells[23]
The Ascendicate[25][26]
The Ascendicate[45][46]
The Association[5]
The Asteroids Galaxy Tour
The Ataris
The Ataris[9]
The Atlantics (Sydney, Australia)
The Attic[29]
The Audition[11]
The [NAME]
The [NAME]
The Automatic
The Autumn Defense[27]
The Autumn Defense[4]
The Autumn League[56][57]
The Autumn Offering[23]
The Autumns[6][7]
The Avener[10]
The Avett Brothers
The Avons
The Awakening[2]
The Axis of Perdition[54]
The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation[26]
The B-52's
The B-52's[4][6][7]
The Backstreet Boys
The Bad Roads (Lake Charles, Louisiana)
The Bad Seeds (Corpus Christi, Texas)
The Badgeman
The Balloon Farm (New Jersey, United States)
The Bama Band
The Band
The Band
The Band
The Band
The Band of Heathens
The Band Perry
The Band Perry
The Band
The Bangles
The Banshees (Chicago, Illinois)
The Barbarians (Cape Cod, Massachusetts)
The Bare Facts (Portsmouth, Ohio)
The Bar-Kays[10][11][12]
The Barons[36]
The [NAME] (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
The Basement Wall (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
The Baskerville Hounds (Cleveland, Ohio)
The Battlefield Band
The Bawdies
The Beach Boys
The Beach Boys[5]
The Beach Nuts (Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey)
The Beastie Boys
The Beatles
The Beatles[6]
The Beau Brummels
The Beau Brummels (San Francisco, California)
The Beautiful South[3]
The Beauty of Gemina
The Beckoning[62]
The Bedridden
The Beefeaters (Copenhagen, Denmark)
The Bees / A Band of Bees
The Bees (Covina, California)
[NAME]
The Bellamy Brothers
The Belltower
The Belmonts
The Beloved[51]
[NAME] – (Christian rock) (1998–2003)
The Berzerker[72]
The Better Half-Dozen (New Orleans, Louisiana)
The Beu Sisters[52]
The BibleCode Sundays
The Big Bopper
The Big F
The Big Pink[11]
The Bill Gaither Trio
The Birds of Satan
The Birds[1]
The Birdwatchers (Tampa, Florida)
The Birthday Massacre
The Black Angels
The Black Crowes
The Black Crowes
The Black Crowes[47]
The Black Dahlia Murder[80]
The Black Diamonds (Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia)
The Black Eyed Peas
The Black Eyed Peas[28][29][30]
The Black Eyed Peas[55][56]
[NAME]
[NAME]
The Black Keys[1]
The Black Keys[48][49][50]
The Black Lillies
The Black Seeds
The Black Seeds, 2013
The Blamed[44][45]
The Blenders
The Bloody Beetroots[21][22][23]
The Bloody Beetroots[3]
The Blow
The Blue Jays
The Blue Letter[58]
The Blue Moon Boys
The Blue Nile[3]
The Blue Things
The Blue Van[58]
The Bluebells
The Blues Band
The Blues Band[59]
The Blues Brothers
The Blues Project[60][61][62][63][64][65]
The Bluestars (Auckland, New Zealand)
The Bluetones
[NAME]
The Bobbettes
The Bobby Fuller Four (El Paso, Texas)
The [NAME] (Greenville, South Carolina)
The Bolshoi
[NAME]
The Boo Radleys[1]
The [NAME] Radleys[13][14]
The Boom Chucka Boys
The Boomtang Boys[61]
The Border Surrender
The Bosstones
The Bothy Band
The Bothy Band
The Bottle Rockets[13]
The [NAME] Tops[1][18]
The Boxmasters
The Boys of the [NAME]
The Brave Little Abacus[57]
The Bravery
The Bravery
The Bravery[4]
The Breakers (Memphis, Tennessee)
The Breeders
The Brew[75]
The Brides of Funkenstein
The Brigands (Forest Hills, Long Island, New York)
The [NAME]
The Brogues (Merced, California)
The Broken String Band
The Broken String Band
The Bros. [NAME]
The Brothers Four
The Brothers [NAME]
The Brothers Johnson[10][21][22][23]
The Brothers Martin
The Brothers Martin – (indie rock, [NAME]) (2006–present?)
The [NAME]
The Bruthers (Pearl River, New York)
The Brymers (San Joaquin Valley, California)
The Buckaroos
The Budos Band[32]
The Buffalo Club
The Bumpers (Rome, Italy)
The Burch Sisters
The Burial[96]
The Butler Twins
The Butler Twins
The Butler Twins
The Byrds
The Byrds
The Byrds[6]
The Cab[17]
The Cab[317]
The Cab[58]
The Cadets
The Cadillac Three
The Cadillacs
The Call – (alternative rock) (1980-2000)
The Calling[318]
The Capitols
The Capris
The [NAME]-Tans
The Cardigans
The Cardigans[3]
The Caretakers of Deception (Los Angeles, California)
The Carpenters
The Cars
The Carter Family
The Casinos
The Castaways (Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota)
The Chainsmokers[36]
The Chakachas
The Channels
The Chantels
The Chargers (Wenatchee, Washington)
The Chariot[104][105][106]
The Chariot[67][68][69]
The Charlatans
The Charlatans
The Charlatans (San Francisco, California)
The Charlatans[13][14]
The Charlatans[6]
The Charms
The Charts
The Chasm[121]
The Checkers
The Chenille Sisters
The Cherry Slush (Saginaw, Michigan)
The Chessmen (Denton, Texas)
The Chevrons
The Chieftains
The Chieftains
The Chi-Lites
The Chills
The Chimes
The Chips
The Chocolate Watchband (San Jose, California)
The Choice Four
The Choir – (alternative rock)
The Choir (Cleveland, Ohio)
The Choir[9]
The Chordettes
The Chords
The Chuck Wagon Gang
The Church
The Cinematic Orchestra
The Cinematics
The City Harmonic
The City Harmonic
The City of Wolverhampton Brass Band
The Civil Wars
The Civil Wars
The Civil Wars[2]
The Clancy Brothers
The Clare Voyants
The Clark Family Experience
The Clash
The Clash
The Classic Crime
The Classic Crime – (indie rock, emo, alternative CCM)
The Classic Crime[38][39]
The Classic Crime[67][68]
The Classic Crime[72]
The Classics
The Cleftones
The Click
The Clouds
The Clovers
The Collegians
The Color Morale[117]
The [NAME] Morale[75]
The Colourist
The Commitments[18]
The Commodores
The Common Linnets
The Communards[67][68]
The Commuters[319]
The Concubine[127]
The Concubine[31]
The Connells
The Continental Co-ets (Fulda, Minnesota; all-female group)
The Contortionist [32]
The Contours
The Cook Family Singers
The Cool Kids[60][61][62]
The Cooters [90]
The Cooters[20]
The Coral Sea
The Corries
The Corrs
The Corrs
The Corrs
The Corrs[3]
The Corsairs
The Cottars
The Count & Sinden[43]
The Country Gentlemen
The Counts
The County Medical Examiners[132]
The Coup[28]
The Cover Girls[96]
The Cox Family
The Cramps
The Cranberries
The Cranberries
The Cranberries[3]
The Creatures
The Creatures, (Australia)[4]
The Crests
The Cribs
The Crimson Armada[128]
The Crimson Armada[134]
The Crimson Armada[33]
The Crimson Armada[86][87]
The Cross Movement
The Crown[139]
The Crows
The Crucified[132]
The Crucified[88][89]
The Crusaders
The Crusaders (Los Angeles, California)
The Cruzeros
The Cryan' Shames (Chicago, Illinois)
The Cult
The Cure
The Cure
The D.O.C.
The Dagenites ([NAME], Maryland)
The Daisy Chain (Fullerton, California; all-female group)
The Damned
The Dandy Warhols
The Dandy Warhols
The Dangerous Summer[320]
The Danleers
The Dantes (Worthington, Ohio)
The Darkness[27][212][213][214]
The Darling Buds
The Datsuns
The Datsuns[215]
The Daughters of Eve (Chicago, Illinois; all-female group)
The [NAME] (Bakersfield, California)
The Daybreakers (Muscatine, Iowa)
The dB's
The Dead Milkmen
The Dead Weather
The Dead Weather[122]
The Deadlines[16]
The Deadlines[44][45]
The Deadly Syndrome
The [NAME] (Melbourne, Australia)
The Dear Hunter
The Dear Hunter
The Dearly Beloved (Tucson, Arizona)
The Decemberists
The Decemberists[2]
The Decemberists[31]
The Deep Dark Woods[20]
The Del Fuegos[321]
The Del Satins
The Delgados
The Dells[1]
The Delmore Brothers
The Delta Rhythm Boys
The Deluxtone Rockets
The Del-Vikings
The Departed
The Depreciation Guild[25]
The Derailers
The Derek Trucks Band[127][128]
The Desert Rose Band
The Desert Rose Band
The Deviants[13]
The Devil Makes Three
The Devil Makes Three[21]
The Devil Wears Prada[102][103][104]
The Devil Wears Prada[15][33][9][42][52][148]
The Devotions
The Diamonds[1]
The Digital Age
The Digital Age – (modern rock)
The Dillards
The Dillinger Escape Plan – experimental metal, mathcore
The Dingees
The Dingees[2]
The Dirt Drifters
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band[19]
The Dirty Heads
The Dirty Heads
The Disciples
The Dismemberment Plan[84]
The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy[11][14][15][75]
The Divine Comedy
The Divine Comedy[1]
The D-Men (Stamford, Connecticut)
The Dodos
The Donnas
The Doobie Brothers
The Doobie Brothers
The [NAME] Brothers[28]
The Dooleys
The Doors
The Doors[1][14]
The [NAME]]
The [NAME] (South Plainfield, New Jersey)
The Dove Shack
The Dovers (Santa Barbara, California)
The Drastics
The Dreadnoughts
The Dream Academy
The Dreaming
The Dreamlovers
The Dresden Dolls (Amanda Palmer and [NAME])
The Drifters
The Driving Stupid (New Jersey)
The Druids of Stonehenge (New York, New York)
The Drums
The Dubliners
The Dubs
The [NAME]
The [NAME]
The Duke of Iron
The Duprees
The Duskfall[220][221][222]
The Dynamics
The Eagles
The Eagles
The Earls
The Earls
The Early November[22]
The Earth Angels
The Echoes
The Echoes of Carnaby Street (Miami, Florida)
The Echoing Green
The Edsels
The El Dorados
The Elders
The Electras (Ely, Minnesota)
The Electric Prunes (San Fernando Valley)
The Electric Prunes[10]
The Elegants
The Elvin Bishop Group[139]
The Emersons
The Emotions
The Enfields (Wilmington, Delaware)
The Escapades (Memphis, Tennessee)
The Escorts
The Esquires
The Everly Brothers
The Everly Brothers
The Everly Brothers
The Ex[5][27]
The Exies
The Expendables
The Explosion[322]
The Eyes (United Kingdom)
The Fabulous Counts[87]
The Fabulous Thunderbirds
The Fabulous Thunderbirds - Formed in 1974 in Austin, Texas by [NAME] and others, this group played the gambit of music. They perform blues-rock, Texas blues and rock and roll. Vaughan left the group in 1990.
The Fabulous Thunderbirds[20][141][142][143][144]
The Faceless[245]
The Faceless[40]
The Fading[246]
The Faint
The Faint[8]
The Falcons
The Fall
The Fall of Troy
The Famine[130]
The Famine[180]
The Farm
The Farm[26]
The Fatima Mansions
The Feelies
The Fe-Fi-Four Plus 2 (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
The Felice Brothers
The Feminine Complex (Nashville, Tennessee; all-female group)
The Field
The Fiery Furnaces
The Fiestas
The Fiestas
The Fifth Estate (Stamford, Connecticut)
The Final Solution (San Francisco, California)
The Firebirds
The Fireflies
The Fireman
The Five Discs
The Five Keys
The Five Satins
The Five Sharps
The Flairs
The Flaming Ember[31]
The Flaming Lips
The Flaming Lips
The Flamingos
The Flatlanders
The Fleetwoods
The Floaters
The Flowers Band[9]
The Flying Burrito Brothers
The Fold
The Fold[115]
The Foreshadowing[193]
The Forester Sisters
The Four Seasons
The Frames
The Fratellis
The Fray
The Fray
The Fray – (rock, pop)[2]
The Fray[1]
The Fray[122][123]
The Free Design[11]
The Front Bottoms
The Fugs[15]
The Funeral Pyre[175]
The Funeral Pyre[259]
The Futureheads
The Futurians
The Game
The Game[30]
The Gandharvas
The Gants ([NAME], Mississippi)
The Gap Band[103][104][105][106]
The Gaslamp Killer
The Gaslight Anthem
The Gates of Slumber[33][201]
The Gates of Slumber[76]
The Gathering[262]
The Gathering[77][78][79]
The Gaunga Dyns (New Orleans, Louisiana)
The G-Clefs
The Geezinslaw Brothers
The Gentleman Homicide[153]
The Gentleman Homicide[202]
The Gentlemen (Dallas, Texas)
The Gestures (Mankato, Minnesota)
The Get Up Kids
The Get Up Kids[131][132]
The Get Up Kids[30][31]
The Glorious Unseen
The Glorious Unseen – (rock, contemporary music)
The Go Set
The Go! Team[154][155]
The Goats[14][113]
The Go-Betweens
The Gobshites
The Go-Gos
The Golden Cups (Yokohama, Japan)
The Golden Seals
The Goldens
The Golliwogs (El Cerrito, California; later Creedence [NAME])
The Good, the Bad, and the Queen
The Gourds
The Gourds[34]
The Grains of Sand (Los Angeles, California)
The Grapes of Wrath
The Grascals
The Grass Roots
The Grateful Dead
The Grease Band[110]
The Great Commission[10]
The Great Commission[15][21][209]
The Great Divide
The Great Society (San Francisco, California)
The Great Society[6][17]
The Greencards
The Greenhornes[167]
The Greyboy Allstars[111][112]
The [NAME] (Charlotte, North Carolina)
The Grodes/The Tongues of Truth (Tucson, Arizona)
The GrooveGrass Boyz
The [NAME]
The Groundhogs[168]
The Groundhogs[18]
The Groupies (New York, New York)
The Growler
The Guess Who
The Guess Who (Winnipeg, Manitoba, garage rock band in mid-60s)
The Guilloteens (Memphis, Tennessee)
The Guthries[36]
The Hackensaw Boys
The Hacker
The Hafler Trio
The Hafler Trio
The Halos
The Hamsters
The Hamsters[172][173]
The Handshake Murders[160]
The Handshake Murders[77]
The Handsome Family[40]
The Hangmen (Rockville, Maryland)
The Harlem Hamfats. Formed in 1936 by musicians who were not from Harlem, New York, led by trumpeter [NAME], the group performed mostly Chicago blues and East Coast blues and backed jazz musicians. The group consisted of Kansas [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] and [NAME]. The group also performed dirty blues, such as the songs "Gimme Some of That Yum Yum" and "Lets Get Drunk and Truck".
The Harptones
The Harrogate Band
The Harters
The Haunted (Montreal, Quebec)
The [NAME]]
The Haxan Cloak
The Head and the Heart[1][2]
The Headhunters[114][117]
The Heard (Longview, Texas)
The Heart Beats (Fort Worth, Texas; all-female group)
The [NAME]
The Heavy
The Henningsens
The Hidden Cameras
The Hidden Hand[94]
The High Violets[37]
The Highwaymen
The Highwaymen
The Hives
The Hoax[170]
The Hold Steady
The Hollies
The Hollow Men
The Hollywood Flames
The Hombres (Memphis, Tennessee)
The Honeycutters
The [NAME]
The Hotelier[120]
The House Band
The House of Love
The Housemartins
The Hub – interactive real-time computer network: [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME]
The Hues Corporation
The Human Beinz (Youngstown, Ohio)
The Human Expression (Los Angeles, California)
The Humane Society (Simi Valley, California)
The Humans (Albion, New York)
The Hundred in the Hands[38]
The Huntingtons[57]
The Hutchens
The Ides of March (Chicago, Illinois)
The [NAME]
The Imperials
The Imperials
The Impressions
The Impressions
The Incredible String Band
The Incredible String Band
The Index (Grosse Point, Michigan)
The Infamous Stringdusters
The Ink Spots
The Innocence Mission
The Innocence Mission[3]
The Innocence Mission[39]
The Innocents
The Inspirations
The Insyderz
The Insyderz – (Christian ska, punk)
The International Submarine Band
The Invictas (Rochester, New York)
The Invisible
The Isaacs
The Isley Brothers
The Isley Brothers[125][126]
The J. Geils Band[194]
The J.B.'s[127][128]
The Jackson 5
The Jacksons
The Jades (Sparta, Michigan)
The Jane Austen Argument
The JaneDear Girls
The Jarmels
The Jayhawks
The Jayhawks[2]
The Jayhawks[46]
The Jealous Sound[42]
The Jenkins
The Jesters
The Jesters (Memphis, Tennessee)
The [NAME] and [NAME]
The Jesus Lizard
The Jesus Lizard[56]
The Jewels
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
The Jimi Hendrix Experience[1][8][11]
The Jimi Hendrix Experience[198]
The Jimi Hendrix Experience[8]
The Jive Bombers
The Jive Five
The Johnstons
The Jordanaires
The Joy Formidable
The Joy Formidable[41]
The Judds
The JuJus (Grand Rapids, Michigan)
The Juliana Hatfield Three
The Juliana Theory
The Juliana Theory[152]
The Juliana Theory[190]
The Juliana Theory[47]
The Juliana Theory[65]
The Katinas
The Kendalls
The Kennedys
The Kentucky Headhunters
The Kentucky Headhunters
The [NAME]
The Killers
The Killers
The Killers
The Killers[50][51][52]
The Kills
The King Khan & BBQ Show
The Kings Kids
The Kings Ransom (Allentown, Pennsylvania)
The [NAME] (Portland, Oregon)
The Kingston Trio
The [NAME]
The [NAME]
The [NAME] (London, England)
The Kinks[13]
The [NAME]
The Kitchen Cinq (Amarillo, Texas)
The Klezmatics
The KLF
The KLF[190]
The [NAME] (UK band) (Ilford, United Kingdom)
The Knack (Los Angeles, California – 1960s )
The Knaves (Chicago, Illinois)
The Knickerbockers (Bergenfield, New Jersey)
The Knitters
The Knux[146][147][148]
The Kooks
The Kooks[2]
The Kovenant[243]
The Kransky Sisters
The Kreeg (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
The [NAME] – (rock)
The La De Das (Huapai, New Zealand)
The Lacs
The LaFontaines
The Larks
The La's
The Last Shadow Puppets
The Last Shadow Puppets[41]
The Last Vegas[204]
The Laws
The Leaves (San Fernando Valley)
The Left Banke[14][15]
The Legendary Blues Band
The Lemon Drops (McHenry, Illinois)
The Lemon Fog (Houston, Texas)
The Lemonheads
The Lemonheads[3]
The Letter Black – (rock, hard rock) (2006–present)
The Letter Black[260]
The Levellers
The Levellers
The Lewallen Brothers (Tucson, Arizona)
The Libertines
The Liberty Bell (Corpus Christi, Texas)
The Life and Times
The Lightning Seeds[1]
The Lilac Time
The Limeliters
The Limousines
The Listening – (rock, alternative rock) (2004–present)
The Litter (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
The Little Boy Blues (Chicago, Illinois)
The Little Willies[49]
The Living Things
The Lord Diabolus[7]
The Lord Weird Slough Feg
The Lost (New England band) (Plainfild, Vermont)
The Lost Bayou Ramblers
The Lost Dogs
The Lost Trailers
The Lounge Kittens[231]
The Louvin Brothers
The Loved Ones (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)
The Lovin' Spoonful[6]
The LUKAS Band
The Lumineers
The Lumineers
The Lumineers
The Lumineers
The Luv'd Ones (Niles, Michigan; all-female group)
The Lynns
The M Machine
The Mad Hatters ([NAME], Maryland)
The Madden Brothers
The Magic Mushrooms (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
The Mahones
The Maine
The Maine[51]
The Majors
The Mamas & the Papas[4]
The Mammals
The Marcels
The Mars Volta – rock band
The Marshall Tucker Band
The Marshall Tucker Band
The [NAME]
The Marvelows
The Masters Apprentices (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia)
The Mastersons[52]
The Mavericks
The Mayfield Four
The McCalmans
The McCoys (Union City, Indiana)
The Meads of Asphodel[18]
The [NAME]
The Mello-Kings
The Melvins[115][116]
The Melvins[323]
The Men They Couldn't Hang
The Menzingers
The Merry-Go-Round[17]
The Merrymen
The Meters
The Meters[25][165][166]
The Michaels
The Midnighters
The Mighty Duke
The Mighty Lemon Drops
The Mighty Underdogs[169]
The Mills
The Miracles
The Miserable Rich[44]
The Missing Links (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia)
The Mississippi Moaner (birth and death date unknown) Singer and guitarist who recorded four songs in October 1935.
The Mob[43][28]
The Modds (Miami, Florida)
The Mohawks
The Mojo Men (San Francisco, California)
The Monkees
The Monkees
The Monks (Germany)
The Monotones
The Montells (Miami, Florida)
The Moods (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)
The Moody Blues
The Moody Blues[15]
The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath a Cloud
The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud
The Moonglows[1]
The Morning Dew (Topeka, Kansas)
The Mountain Goats
The Movielife[184]
The Movin' Morfomen (Espanola, New Mexico)
The [NAME]'s
The Muggs[249]
The Mummers[46]
The Museum – (pop rock, CCM)
The Music
The Music Explosion (Mansfield, Ohio)
The Music Machine (Los Angeles, California)
The Music Machine[10]
The Myddle Class (Berkeley Heights, New Jersey)
The Myriad – (alternative rock, rock, indie rock)
The Mystery Trend (San Francisco, California)
The Mystic Tide (Long Island, New York)
The Mystics
The Naked and Famous
The National
The Nearly Deads
The Neats[251]
The Necks
The Neighbourhood
The Neighbourhood[324]
The Neptunes[235]
The New Christy Minstrels
The New Cities[57]
The New Pornographers
The New Radicals[3]
The New Riders of the Purple Sage
The Nields
The Night Walkers (San Juan, Puerto Rico)
The Nightblooms[60]
The Nightcaps (Dallas, Texas)
The Nightcrawlers (Daytona Beach, Florida)
The Nite-Liters[176]
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
The Nolans
The Nomads (Texas City, Texas)
The Norman Beaker Band[252]
The North Atlantic Invasion Force (New Haven, Connecticut )
The Northwest Company (Haney, British Columbia, Canada)
The Notorious B.I.G.
The Notorious B.I.G.[12][51]
The Notorious Cherry Bombs
The Novas (Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas)
The Numbers Band[256][237]
The Nutmegs[1]
The Nymphs
The Nymphs[127]
The O.C. Supertones
The O.C. Supertones
The O.C. Supertones
The O.C. Supertones – (ska) (1995-2005, 2010–present)
The Oak Ridge Boys
The Observatory – Singapore-based art-rock band
The Obsessed[140]
The Ocean Blue
The Ocean Blue
The Ocean Blue[61]
The Ocean Collective[141]
The Offspring
The Offspring[252][253]
The Ohio Players
The Ohio State University Marching Band [20]
The O'Jays
The O'Kanes
The Old-Timers[229]
The Olympic Runners
The Olympic Runners[181]
The Olympics
The One AM Radio[62]
The Ongoing Concept[233]
The Ongoing Concept[322]
The Operation M.D.
The Opposite Six (Sacramento, California)
The Orb
The Orb
The Original Pinettes Brass Band[21]
The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band
The Originals
The Orioles
The Osmonds
The Other Half (Los Angeles, California)
The Others (South Kingstown, Rhode Island)
The Out Circuit[235]
The Outcasts (San Antonio, Texas)
The Outlaws
The Outsiders (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
The Outsiders (Cleveland, Ohio)
The Outsiders (Tampa, Florida)
The Overseer[238]
The Overseer[325]
The Overtones
The Owl Service (band)
The Oxford Circle ([NAME], California)
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils
The Pack A.D.[259][260][261]
The Painted Faces (Fort Myers, Florida))
The Palace Guard (Los Angeles, California)
The Palace Guards (Metairie, Louisiana)
The Paperboys
The Paperboys
The Paradons
The Paragons
The Paragons (Charlotte, North Carolina)
The Parliaments
The Pastels
[NAME] Band[61][262][263][264]
The Paupers (Toronto, Ontario)
The Peach Pickers
The Peasall Sisters
The Penguins[3]
The Penthouse 5 (Oak Cliff, Texas)
The People's Choice
The People's Choice[190]
The Persuaders
The Pharcyde[13][106][136][196]
The Pierces
The Pillbugs
The [NAME]
The Pink Finks (Melbourne, Australia)
The [NAME] (Lansing, Michigan)
The Platters[3]
The Players Association
The Pleasure Seekers (Detroit, Michigan; all-female group)
The Pleazers (Brisbane, Australia)
The Poets[5]
The Pogues
The Pogues
The Pogues
The Police
The Polyphonic Spree
The Poodles[226]
The Poor (Los Angeles, California)
The Posies
The Postal Service
The Potbelleez[133]
The Povertyneck Hillbillies
The Prayer Chain – (alternative rock) (1991-1995)
The Preachers (Los Angeles, California)
The Premiers
The Premiers (San Gabriel, California)
The Presets
The Presets
The Presidents of the United States of America
The Pretenders
The Pretty Reckless
The Pretty Things (London, England)
The Primitives
The Proclaimers
The Proclaimers
The Prodigals
The Prodigals
The Prodigy
The Prodigy
The Prodigy[63][64][65]
The Project Hate MCMXCIX[101]
The Proletariat[5]
The [NAME] Ring[213][214]
The Promise Ring[71]
The Prophecy[159]
The Psalters
The Psychedelic Furs
The Psychedelic Furs
[NAME] (Los Angeles, California)
The Purple Hearts (Brisbane, Australia)
The Pussycat Dolls[258][259]
The Quebe Sisters Band
The Quests (Grand Rapids, Michigan)
The Quintones
The Quireboys[134]
The Quotations
The Raconteurs
The Raconteurs[270][271]
The Radiants
The Radio Dept.
The Raes
The Railers
The Rails
The Railway Children
The Raindrops
The Ramones
The Ranch
The Rankin Family
The Rapture
The Rascals[1][2][24]
The Rationals (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
The Ravens
The Ravens (Roosevelt, New York)
The Raveonettes
The Raveonettes[67]
The Ready Set
The Ready Set[72]
The Real McKenzies
The Real Thing
The Record Company
The Red Baron[251]
The Red Chord[112][113]
The Red Chord[19]
The Red Death[114]
The Red Death[57]
The Red Devils[275]
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus (current)[78]
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus[217][218]
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus[252]
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus[285][286][287]
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus[74]
The Red Shore[115]
The Red Shore[58]
The Red Stick Ramblers
The Redcoats (Wildwood, New Jersey)
The Reflections
The Refreshments
The Regents
The Remains (Boston, Massachusetts)
The Rentals
The Replacements
The Replacements[206]
The Residents – (USA)
The Resonance Association
The Resonance Association
The Retrosic
The Rev. [NAME] (1895–1957)
The Revelers
The Reverend Horton Heat
The Ridges
The Righteous Brothers[2][3][24][35]
The Rimshots[198]
The Rising Storm (Andover, Massachusetts)
The Rising Tydes (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
The Ritchie Family
The Rivieras (South Bend, Indiana)
The Rivingtons
The Road Hammers
The Roches
The Roches
The Rocket Summer
The Rocket Summer[75]
The Rockfords
The Rockin' Ramrods (Boston, Massachusetts)
The Rockingbirds
The [NAME] (Italy)
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones[1]
The Rolling Stones[280][281]
The Romancers (Los Angeles, California)
The [NAME]
The Rooftop Singers
The Roots[26][28][29][209]
The Rose Garden
The Rotted[120]
The Rounders[284]
The Rovin' Flames (Tampa, Florida)
The Rubens
The Rumjacks
The Sabres of Paradise
The Sacrificed[note 14][364]
The Sadies
The Salsoul Orchestra[1]
The Sandpipers
The Saturday Knights[211]
The Saturdays[40]
The Savages ([NAME])
The Scientists of Modern Music
The Script
The Script
The Script
The Seahorses
The Secret Sisters
The Seeds (Los Angeles, California)
The Seeds[7]
The Seekers
The Seldom Scene
The Send – (alternative rock, rock) (2006-2008)
The Sensations
The Serendipity Singers
The Servants
The Sessions
The Shadows of Knight (Chicago, Illinois)
The Shag (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
The [NAME] (Fremont, New Hampshire; all-female group)
The Shags (New Haven, Connecticut)
The Shamen
The Shamen[74]
The Shames (Ipswich, Massachusetts)
The Shamrock
The Shanes (Tuollavaara, Sweden)
The Sheepdogs[293]
The Shells
The Shells
The Shells
The Shins
The Shins
The Shins[1]
The Shirelles
The Shooters
The Shoppe
The Showdown[144]
The Showdown[272]
The Showdown[386][387]
The Showmen
The Shy Guys (Oak Park, Illinois)
The Sight Below
The Silhouettes
The Sisters of Mercy
The Six Teens
The Skies Revolt – (indie rock Christian rock) (2004–present)
The Sky Kings
The Skyliners
The Slackers
The Sloths (Los Angeles, California)
[NAME]
The Smashing Pumpkins[300]
The Smashing Pumpkins[352]
The Smithereens
The Smithereens
The Smiths[325][326]
The Smokering
The Snowdroppers[297][298]
The [NAME]
The Sonics (Tacoma, Washington)
The Sons of Adam (Baltimore, Maryland)
The Soul Survivors (Denver, Colorado)
The Soul Survivors[53]
The Sounds
The Southern Gothic
The Spaniels[1]
The Sparkles (Levelland, Texas)
The [NAME] Group[54]
The Spiders (band later known as [NAME]) (Phoenix, Arizona)
The Spiders (Japan)
The Spill Canvas[240]
The Spill Canvas[81]
The Spinners
The Spurs
The [NAME] (Bristol, Connecticut)
The [NAME] (Los Angeles, California)
The Stanley Brothers
The Starfires (Los Angeles, California)
The Starlings
The Starting Line[243]
The Statler Brothers
The Steampacket[1]
The Steel Woods
The SteelDrivers
The Steepwater Band[305]
The Stellas
The Stereos
The Stillroven (Robbinsdale, Minnesota)
The Stone Foxes[306]
The Stone Roses
The Stone Roses[37][77]
The Stone[120]
The Stonemans
The Stooges
The Story
The Strangeloves (New York, New York)
The Stranglers
The String Cheese Incident
The Strokes
The Strokes
The Strumbellas
The Struts
The Strypes[308][309]
The Students
The Stumblin' [NAME] ([NAME], Texas)
The Stylistics
The Subways
The [NAME]
The Summer Set[85]
The Sundays
The Sundays[3]
The Sundays[81]
The Sundown Playboys
The Sunny Cowgirls
The Superjesus
The Supernaturals
The Supremes
The Supremes
The Swamp Rats (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
The Swearengens
The Swell Season
The Swirling Eddies – (rock) (1988–present)
The Swon Brothers
The Sword[190]
The Sylvers
The Syndicats (England)
The Talbot Brothers of Bermuda
The Tallest Man On Earth
The Tallest Man On Earth
The Tallest Man on Earth (born 1983)
The Tamrons (Concord, North Carolina)
The Tannahill Weavers
The Tarriers
The Tea Party
The Tears
The Teenagers
The Telescopes
The Telescopes
The Telescopes[82]
The Telnyuk Sisters
The Tempers
The Tempests (Tampa Bay, Florida)
The Temprees
The Temptations
The Temptations[30][225]
The Texas Tenors
The The
The Third and the Mortal[195]
The Third Bardo (New York City, New York)
The Thompson Brothers Band
The Three O'Clock
The [NAME] (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia)
The Tidal Waves (Roseville, Michigan)
The Tiger Lillies
The Time[94]
The Time[96][227]
The [NAME] Tings[312][313][314]
The Toasters
The Tokens
The Tossers
The Tractors
The Traits (New Rochelle, New York)
The Trammps
The Trashmen (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
The Travellers
The Trews
The [NAME] (Andover, Hampshire, England)
The Tropics (Tampa, Florida )
The Troyes (Battle Creek, Michigan)
The Tug Fork River Band[444]
The Turbans
The Turtles
The Twilight Hours
The Twinz
The Tymes
The Ugly Ducklings (Toronto, Ontario)
The U-Men
The Undecided
The Underdogs ([NAME], Michigan)
The Uniques (Shreveport, Louisiana)
The United Travel Service (Portland, Oregon)
The Unrelated Segments ([NAME], Michigan)
The Upsetters
The Used[269][270][271]
The Used[327]
The Used[89]
The Vaccines
The Vagrants (Long Island, New York)
The Valentines
The Van Pelt[145]
The Varukers[14]
The Vaselines
The Vejtables (Millbrae, California)
The Velvet Illusions (Yakima, Washington)
The Velvet Underground
The Velvet Underground (New York, New York)
The Velvetones
The Velvets
The Verve
The Verve
The Verve Pipe
The Verve Pipe
The Verve[3]
The Very Best[323][324]
The View
The Vine Band – (CCM, worship, gospel) (1994–present)
The Vines
The Violet Burning – (indie rock) (1990–present)
The Virgins
The Virgins
The Vocaleers
The Volumes
The Von Bondies
The Waco Brothers[86]
The Wagoneers
The Waifs
The Waifs
The Wailers (Tacoma, Washington)
The [NAME]' Jennys
The Waiting – (rock, folk rock, CCM) (1991-2003, 2010–present)
The Walker Brothers[21]
The Wallflowers
The Wallflowers
The Wanted
The Wanton Bishops[334]
The [NAME]]
The Warren Brothers
The Washboard Union
The Washington Projects
The Waterboys
The Waterboys
The Waterboys
The Waterboys
The Watersons
The Way
The Way
The Way – (rock, country rock) (1971-1976)
The Weakerthans
The Weakerthans
The Weavers
The Wedding
The Wedding Present
The Wedding – (rock, indie rock) (2003–present)
The Wedding[273][274]
The [NAME]]
The Weepies
The Wheels (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
The Whigs
The Whip
The Whip
The Whispers
The Whispers[82]
The White Buffalo
The White Stripes
The White Stripes
The White Stripes
The White Stripes[339][340]
The White Tie Affair
The White Tie Affair[88]
The Whitefield Brothers[239]
The Whites
The Whites[3]
The Who
The Who
The Why Store
The Whybirds
The Wilburn Brothers
The Wild Feathers
The Wilde Knights (Longview, Washington)
The Wildwoods
The Wilkinsons
The Wilsons
The Witches of Elswick
The Wolfe Brothers
The Wolfgang Press
The Wolfhounds
The Wolverines
The Wombats
The Wonder Stuff
The Wonder Years[94]
The Wood Brothers
The Woolies (Lansing, Michigan)
The Word Alive[15]
The World/Inferno Friendship Society
The Wrays
The Wreckers
The W's
The W's – (ska, swing, swing revival) (1997-2000)
The W's[89]
The xx[90]
The Yardbirds
The Yardbirds[1]
The Yardbirds[351][352][353][354][355]
The Yellow Payges (Los Angeles, California)
The Young Tradition
The Youngbloods
The Zephyrs[92]
The Zippers
The Zirkons
The [NAME]
The Zombies[24]
The Zutons
The Wolfe Tones
Theatre of Eternal Music
Theatres des Vampires[131]
thebandwithnoname
Thee Midniters (East Los Angeles, California)
THEESatisfaction[233][234]
[NAME]
Them
Them (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
Them[318]
Themselves[235]
[NAME] – basset clarinet
[NAME] (Theo & the Skyscrapers, Lunachicks)
Theocracy[24][32][426][427]
[NAME]
Theophilus London[236][237]
Theory Hazit
Theory in Practice[178]
Therapy?
Therapy?[400]
There For Tomorrow
There for Tomorrow[255][256]
Therese[311]
Thergothon[194]
Therion[179]
These Animal Men
These Hearts[306]
They Might Be Giants
They Might Be Giants – alternative rock, indie rock, experimental rock, children's music
Thievery Corporation
Thievery Corporation, 2012
Thievery Corporation[10][23]
Thieves & Liars[428]
Thin Ice[307]
[NAME]
Thin White Rope
Things To Come (Long Beach, California)
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282
Third Day
Third Day
Third Day – (CCM, worship, rock, Southern rock)
Third Eye Blind[3]
Third Eye Blind[328]
Thirdmoon[180]
Thirteen Senses
Thirty Seconds to Mars
Thirty Seconds to Mars[257][258]
Thirty Seconds to Mars[329][330]
This Beautiful Republic – (rock, hard rock, punk rock, CCM)
This Beautiful Republic[259]
This Beautiful Republic[308]
This Beautiful Republic[86]
This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb
This Bike is a Pipe Bomb[25]
This Century
This Empty Flow[196]
This Ending[181]
This Is Hell[106]
This Is Hell[note 7]
[NAME]
This Mortal Coil[4][83]
This or the Apocalypse[15]
This or the Apocalypse[267]
This Picture
This Providence[260]
This Will Destroy You
Thi'sl
Thom Brennan
Thom Brennan
Thom Yorke
[NAME] – saxophone, synthesizer
[NAME]
[NAME] (aka [NAME] Thomas)[41]
[NAME] (c. 1791-1844)[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]– synthesizer
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1990)
[NAME]
Thompson Square
Thor[16][162]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]'s Hammer[182]
Thorr's Hammer[197]
Those [NAME]
Those Poor Bastards
Those Who Fear[15][429]
Those Who Fear[310]
Those Who Fear[citation needed]
[NAME]]
Thousand Foot Krutch
Thousand Foot Krutch – (hard rock, alternative rock, nu metal, rap rock)
Thousand Foot Krutch[311][312][313]
Thousand Foot Krutch[430]
[NAME]
Threat Signal[183]
Three Crosses – (rock)
Three Days Grace[331][332][333]
Three Days Grace[409][410]
Three Degrees
Three Dog Night[58]
Three Fish
Three O'Clock Train[78]
Thrice[261][262]
Thrice[53][315][316]
Throbbing Gristle – industrial music, noise, shock lyrics
[NAME]
Thrones
Thrones[198]
Through Solace[317]
Through Solace[note 17][433]
Through the Eyes of the Dead[184]
Through the Eyes of the Dead[62]
Throwing Muses
Thunder[163]
Thunderbirds Are Now!
Thunderstorm[199]
Thursday[263][264]
Thursday[87]
[NAME]
[NAME] – guitar
Thy Art Is Murder[63]
Thy Disease[185]
Thy Serpent[135]
Thyrane[136]
Thyrfing[137]
[NAME]]
Tiamat[186]
[NAME]
Tiefschwarz[165]
Tiësto[164]
Tiësto[166]
Tiffany
Tiffany Alvord
Tiffany[150]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Tiga
Tiga[167][168][169]
Tiger Please
Tigertailz[16][50]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Buckley[20]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1979)
[NAME] – English experimental music composer and performer
[NAME] – saxophone
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1957)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1967)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1959)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1961–2014)
Timbaland[235]
Times of Grace[318]
TimeShard
[NAME]
[NAME]
Timōrātus[434]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME] Cousins[37][38]
[NAME] ([NAME], [NAME])
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] ([NAME], [NAME])
[NAME]
Tingstad & Rumbel
Tino Rossi
[NAME]
Tipper
Tir na n'Og
Tired Pony
Tish Hinojosa (born 1955)
TISM
TISM (briefly in the 1980s)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
TJH87[170]
TLC
TLC[316]
T-Model Ford
TNT[25][50][164]
To Be Continued Brass Band[22]
To Speak of Wolves[319]
To Speak of Wolves[435]
Toad the Wet Sprocket
Toad the Wet Sprocket[3]
Toadies
Toarn[18]
Tobacco Rd Band
[NAME] ([NAME])
[NAME] – saxophone
[NAME] (born 1961)
tobyMac
[NAME]
[NAME]
Todd Rundgren[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Hotel[265]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Ain't [NAME]' era)[165]
Tokyo Police Club
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1876-1946)[17]
[NAME]
[NAME] Cochrane[5]
[NAME] – cello, bass guitar, drums
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1879-1917)[33]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Jones[18]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1952) – a singer, guitarist, and songwriter from Washington, D.C., who has released over 20 albums.
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1936)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Waits[6]
[NAME] (born 1951)
Tomahawk
Tomahawk[401][402][403][404][405]
[NAME] (Do As Infinity)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (October 24, 1931, [NAME], Mississippi – December 16, 2000). Guitarist and singer who backed other musicians, including [NAME]' [NAME] and [NAME] I, and released a few albums under his own name.
[NAME] (born 1940)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (1930–2000)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1937)
Tommy James & The Shondells
[NAME] and the Shondells ([NAME], Michigan)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1896, near [NAME], Mississippi – November 1, 1956). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (January 4, 1905 – May 9, 1961). American Delta blues singer and guitarist
[NAME] (January 4, 1905 – May 9, 1961). Singer and guitarist.
[NAME] (1937–2015)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1973)
[NAME]]
[NAME] (trumpeter)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1909-1989)[123]
[NAME] – vibraphone, drums
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born in Hamburg, New York, [NAME] is a guitarist, singer, songwriter, record producer and audio engineer, who has released three albums to date. His 2016 album, [NAME] of Blues, debuted at number 8 in the Billboard [NAME] Albums Chart.
Tomoko Kawase ([NAME])
Tompall & the Glaser Brothers
[NAME] (1933–2013)
[NAME]
Tones on Tail
[NAME]
Toni Childs[3]
Toni Halliday (Curve)
Toni Willé (born 1953)
Tonic
Tonight Alive
[NAME]
Tonto and the Renegades (Grand Ledge, Michigan)
[NAME] Bennett[2]
[NAME]
[NAME] – percussion
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Clifton[6]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] McPhee[238]
[NAME]
[NAME] Orlando
[NAME] – percussion
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Too Much Joy
Too Short
Too Short[62]
Tool[49][56][164][411][412]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Tor Miller[43]
Tora Tora[25][31][166]
Torche[200]
[NAME] - piano
Tori [NAME]
Tori [NAME]
Tori [NAME]
Tori [NAME] – Alternative, Baroque pop, Experimental
Tori Amos[3]
Tormentor[139]
Toroidh
[NAME] (born February 14, 1968, in Chicago, Illinois, United States) is an American electric blues guitarist, vocalist and songwriter.
Torrey Salter
Torture Killer[187]
Torture Squad[188]
Tortured Conscience[436]
[NAME] – composer
Tosca
Tosca[10]
Toshi [NAME]
[NAME]
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs[173][174][175]
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs[318][319]
Toto
Touch
Tourniquet[189][190]
Tourniquet[71][41][42][72][437][438][439]
[NAME]
Tower of Power[10][228][229]
Towers of London[229]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1944–1997)
[NAME]]
Toxic Holocaust[140]
Toxic Waste[61]
Toyah Willcox
Trace Adkins
Trace Adkins (born 1962)
[NAME]
Tracey Thorn (Everything But The Girl)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1966)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Tracy Chapman[3]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1968)
Trader-Price
Traditional Cajun[edit]
Trae tha Truth
Traffic
Tragically Hip
Trail of Tears[141]
Trailer Choir
Train
Train[1][2]
Training for Utopia[47]
Training for Utopia[72][191]
Tramp
Trampled by Turtles
Trance to the Sun[84]
Transformatix
Transvision Vamp
[NAME]
Trapezoid
Trapezoid
Trapt
Trapt[418]
Trashcan Sinatras
Trashcan Sinatras
Traumatize
Travail[159]
[NAME]
Travie McCoy[122][165]
Travis
Travis
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1971)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME] in 2009
[NAME]
Treasure Fingers[176]
Treat Her Right[321]
Treat[167]
Tree63 – (punk rock)
Trees
Trelldom[142]
[NAME]
Treme Brass Band
Tremonti[420]
Trenches[note 18][441]
Trenches[note 8]
[NAME] (born 1990)
Trent Reznor
Trent Reznor
Trent Reznor
Trent Summar & the New Row Mob
[NAME] (born 1976)
[NAME] (born 1973)
Trentemøller
[NAME]
[NAME] – bassist
Trevor Hall[2]
[NAME] – saxophone
[NAME]
Triakel
Triangular Ascension
Triangulation
Tribes of Caïn[143]
[NAME]
Triddana
T-Ride[168]
Triggerfinger[322]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Trip [NAME]
Tripping Daisy
Triptykon[201]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1964)
[NAME] in 2010
[NAME]
Tristitia[202]
Tristwood[144]
Tristwood[192]
Triumph (Thunder Seven era)[169]
Trixie Smith[27]
[NAME]
Troll[145]
Trollfest
Trouble[203]
Trouble[33][41][442]
Troum
Troum
Troum
Troy [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1973)
Troy Seals (born 1938)
Troye Sivan[283]
Troye Sivan[73]
TRU[63]
Truck Stop
[NAME]
Truth
Truth[32]
Trytan[443]
Tsatthoggua[146]
[NAME]
Tsjuder[147]
T-Spoon[2]
T-Spoon[304]
TTC[49]
TTNG
Tuatha de Danann
[NAME]
Tuff[25][27][47]
Tujamo[177]
[NAME]
Tumor
Tumulus
Tunnel Rats
Tupac Shakur[35]
[NAME]
Turgun Alimatov
Turisas
Turner Foddrell
[NAME]
Turnover[85]
Turnpike Troubadours
[NAME]
[NAME] (1907–1984), mentor to many generations of New Orleans pianists
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born September 9, 1966, Dallas, Texas) is electric blues and soul blues guitarist, singer and songwriter, who has released five albums since 1994.
[NAME] (born September 9, 1966, Dallas, Texas). Electric blues and soul blues guitarist, singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
TV on the Radio
TV on the Radio[2]
TV on the Radio[232]
Tvangeste[148]
Tweaker
[NAME]
Twelve Foot Ninja[422]
Twelve Gauge Valentine[321]
Twelve Gauge Valentine[77][445]
Twentieth Century Zoo (Phoenix, Arizona)
Twenty 4 Seven[2]
Twenty One Pilots
Twenty One Pilots
Twenty One Pilots[239][240][241]
Twenty One Pilots[334]
Twice as Much
[NAME]
Twilight Circus
Twilight Ophera[150]
[NAME]]
Twin Atlantic
Twin Obscenity[151]
Twinkle Brothers
Twisted Sister[3][9][33][66][173][174]
[NAME]
Two Cow Garage[81]
Two Door Cinema Club
Two Door Cinema Club
Two Gallants
Two Loons for Tea
Two Man Sound(Belgium, [NAME])
Two Nice Girls
Two Tons of Steel
Twothirtyeight – (indie rock)
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME] (born 1962)
[NAME]
Tycho
Tycho
Tyga[242]
[NAME]
Tyler Childers
[NAME] (born 1993)
[NAME] (born 1984)
[NAME]
[NAME]
Type O Negative[204][205]
Type O Negative[72]
Týr
Tyrant[152]
Tyshane
[NAME]
T–Z[edit]
U
U
U
U
U
U
U, V[edit]
U.P. Wilson
U.P. Wilson – (September 4, 1934 – September 22, 2004) Born in Catto Parish, Shreveport, Louisiana, [NAME] was an electric blues guitarist and singer who performed Texas blues. He recorded three albums for JSP Records, the first being [NAME] of the Texas Tornado.
U[edit]
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U[edit]
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U[edit]
U[edit]
U[edit]
U[edit]
U2
U2 – (rock, alternative rock, post-punk) (1976–present)[4][5]
U2[335]
U2[4][83]
U96[1]
UB40
UB40
Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker
Udi Hrant
Udi Hrant
Uffie[30]
UGK
UGK[64]
Ugly Casanova
Ugly Casanova[82]
Ugly Duckling[243]
Ugly Kid Joe[27]
Ugly Kid Joe[423]
Ugly Kid Joe[95]
Uiscedwr
Ulf Sandström (born 1964), Swedish pianist and member of jump4joy
[NAME]
[NAME]
Ulrikes Dream[62]
Ultimatum[446]
Ultra [NAME]
Ultrabeat
Ultravox
Ulver
Ulver
Ulver (early)
Ulver[153]
Ummet Ozcan[129]
Umphrey's McGee
Un Drame Musical Instantane
Unanimated[154]
Unanimated[193]
Unashamed[322][47]
Unashamed[72]
Uncategorized folk rock[edit]
[NAME]
Uncle [NAME]
Uncle [NAME]
Uncle [NAME] (1870–1952)
[NAME]
Uncle Kracker
Uncle Kracker (born 1974)
Uncle Reece
Uncle [NAME]
Uncle [NAME]
Uncle Tupelo[83]
Undercover – (rock, punk rock) (1980?-present)
Undercover (early)[29]
Undercover[323]
Undercover[447]
Undercover[87][88]
Underneath the Gun[448]
Underoath[106][9][72][163][449][450][451][452]
[NAME]]
Underoath[266][267][268]
Underoath[47][53] (no longer Christian)
Underworld
Underworld
Undish[9]
Unearthly Trance[206]
Unexpect[155]
Unholy[156]
Unholy[207]
[NAME]
Uniklubi
Union Station
Unit 187
United Pursuit
United State of Electronica
United States[edit]
Unknown Hinson (born 1954)
Unleashed[195]
Unorthodox[208]
Unrest
Unsane
[NAME] – (soul, pop-rock) (2003–present)
UnTeachers[324][325]
UnTeachers[422]
UnTeachers[6]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Upchurch
Upon a Burning Body[64][65]
Upsidedown Cross[209]
Urban Dance Squad[3][96][97]
Urban Rescue
Urge Overkill
Urgehal[157][158]
[NAME] (Equator era)[176][177]
Us Amongst The Rest
Us3[11]
USA-European Connection
Usher[69]
Utah Phillips
Uverworld
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V*Enna
V*Enna[322]
[NAME]
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V8[453]
Vaakevandring[159]
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Vaccine[33]
Vader[196]
Vain[178]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Valdy
Valdy
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (November 14, 1959 – January 2, 1993). Born in Chicago, Wellington was a trained classical opera singer, who successfully turned to recording Chicago electric blues material.
[NAME] (November 14, 1959, Chicago – January 2, 1993). Classical opera singer who successfully turned to recording Chicago blues.
Valhall[160]
Valhall[210]
Valkyrie[211]
Vampire Weekend
Vampire Weekend
Vampire Weekend[59]
Vampires Everywhere![424]
Vampiri
Van Dyke Parks[18]
Van Ghost[6]
[NAME]
Van Halen[9][81][179][180][181]
[NAME] (1929–2012)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (rock, R&B, folk, blues, soul, Celtic)[3]
Van Morrison[59]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Vanadium (late 80s work)[182]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Vandal[2]
Vandalism[178]
[NAME] (Alibi era)[183]
[NAME]
Vanessa Carlton[3]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] Williams[336]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Vangelis
Vanilla Fudge[8][10][29]
Various[34]
[NAME]
Värttinä
Väsen
[NAME]
Vassar Clements
Vassar Clements
[NAME]
Vassy[23]
Vast
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (born October 20, 1959) is an American electric blues guitarist, singer, songwriter and record producer. At the 59th Annual [NAME], [NAME]'s album, The Soul of Jimmie Rodgers was nominated in the Best Traditional Blues Album category.[23]
Vastum[197]
[NAME]
Vaughn Mason & Crew
[NAME]
VCR
Vector
Vector – (alternative rock, progressive rock, new wave) (1983–present)
Vector[9]
[NAME] Ende[161]
Veda Hille
Veil of Maya[66]
Velour 100 – (dream pop, indie rock) (1995?-2000)
Velvet Acid Christ
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (Mineral City, Ohio)
[NAME]
Vengaboys[105][106][107]
Vengaboys[321]
Vengeance Rising[41][454][455][150][456]
Veni Domine[212]
Veni Domine[24][458]
Venia[326]
Venia[457]
[NAME]
Venus Hum[86]
Verbs formerly known as Knowdaverbs
Veridia
Vermillion Lies
[NAME] (1934–2009)
[NAME]
Vernon Building Society (Poynton) Brass Band
[NAME] (1883–1948)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1991)
[NAME]
Veronique Chevalier
[NAME] – (blues rock, grunge rock, hard rock) (1996–present)
VersaEmerge
Versus
Vertical Church Band
Vertical Horizon
Vertical Horizon
[NAME]
Vesania[164]
Vesperian Sorrow[165]
[NAME] (1864-1952)[80]
[NAME] (1873-1951)[84]
Vex'd[23]
VHS or Beta
VHS or Beta
Vials of Wrath[459]
[NAME]
Vibronics
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (The Bangles)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – Born c. 1980 in Savannah, Georgia, Wainwright has released four albums, including his debut [NAME] from Savannah (2005).
[NAME]
[NAME] (1884-1927)[56]
[NAME] (born 1962)
[NAME]
[NAME] (October 15, 1906 – October 3, 1976). Singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Victory Worship
[NAME]
[NAME]
Viikate
[NAME]
Viking Crown[166]
[NAME]
Viktory
Vile[198]
Village People
Vimalakka
[NAME]
VINAI[180]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1957)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Exposed era)[124]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1953), German boogie/blues musician
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Vintage Trouble
Vintersorg
Vintersorg[167]
Viola McCoy[18]
Viola Wills
Violent Femmes
Violent Femmes
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Virginia Liston[23]
Virtual Embrace
Virtual [NAME]
Virtuosi GUS Band
Visceral Bleeding[199]
Visceral Evisceration[214]
[NAME]
Vital Remains[168][169]
Vital Remains[200]
Vitalic
Vitalic
Vitalic[181]
Vitamin C[325][326]
Vitamin S
[NAME] – An experimental musical collective
Vithabai [NAME]
Vito & the Salutations
Vitthal Umap
Vixen[1][13][66][185][186]
Vlad Tepes[170]
[NAME]
VNV Nation
[NAME]
Voice Crack – electronics
Voice of Eye
Voices on the Verge
Voivod[72]
Volbeat[426]
Volcano Suns
Vomitorial Corpulence[24][461][462]
Vomitorial Corpulence[327]
Vomitory[201]
Von[171]
Vonda Shepard[3]
Vondur[172]
Vorkreist[173]
Vorkreist[202]
VOTA – (rock) (1997–present)
Voxtrot
Voyage
Vreid[174]
Vulcano[175]
Vulfpeck[233]
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[NAME] - Born November 16, 1939 in Austin, Texas, [NAME] was one of the originators of blues in the city of Austin. A soul music singer and electric Texas blues guitarist, he had his start performing with [NAME]. He also can be seen performing onstage with [NAME] for a 1980s episode of Austin City Limits. Following a tragic car wreck in 1997 that resulted in the death of his fiance and drummer, [NAME] has slowed down on touring and recording in the years since.
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W.L.A.K. (acronym for We Live As Kings)
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Wadali Brothers
Wade Bowen
Wade Fruge
Wade Hayes (born 1969)
[NAME]
Wage War[18]
Wakey!Wakey!
[NAME]'s People[108]
Wales[edit]
Walk off the Earth
Walk the Moon
Walk the Moon[336]
Walk the Moon[84]
Walker Hayes
Wallows
Wallpaper[327][328]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Waltari[203]
Waltari[428]
[NAME]" Morrison[50][170]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1903–1972), American pianist, guitarist, and singer
[NAME] (December 20, 1902, or December 4, 1903 – October 12, 1972). Blues, boogie-woogie and jazz pianist, guitarist and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Walter Trout[68][323]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1937)
Wannadies
Wapstan
War Babies[27]
War of Ages[328]
War of Ages[9][42][463]
War[10][33][190][234][235][236]
War[176]
War[204]
[NAME]
Wardell Gray[1]:92
Wardruna
Warhorse[215]
Warlock[19][187]
Warlord[143][329]
Warlord[191]
[NAME]]
[NAME] (born 1938)
Warning[216]
Warpaint
Warrant[27][30][33][42][44][188][189]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME] Haynes[176][177]
[NAME] Haynes[2]
[NAME]
[NAME], swamp pop musician
[NAME]
[NAME]
Warsi Brothers
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Was (Not Was)[85][86][87]
[NAME]
[NAME] (July 15, 1910 – November 6, 1966). Washboard player and singer.
[NAME]
Washed Out[87]
[NAME]
Watain[177]
Watashi Wa –(pop, rock) (2000-2004)
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Waterdeep
Waterdeep –(folk rock, rock) (1995–present)
[NAME]
Watermark
[NAME] (with [NAME])
Wavorly – (punk, rock) (2001-2012)
Wavves
Wax on Radio
Wayd[205]
Waylander
[NAME]
[NAME] (1937–2002)
Waylon Payne
[NAME]
[NAME] (born April 30, 1970, Chicago). Guitarist and singer, son of the blues guitarist [NAME].
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1959), originated "Liver Lips Boogie"
[NAME]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] and his legendary roadie [NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Wayno
WC
WC and the Maad Circle[67]
WC[67]
We Are Harlot[207]
We Are Leo
We Are Messengers
We Are Scientists
We Are the Ocean
We as Human – (hard rock, alternative rock) (2006–2016)
We as Human[464]
We Came as Romans[330]
We Came as Romans[429]
We Five
We the Gathered[331]
We the Gathered[465]
We the Kings[337]
We the Kings[90][91][92]
We the People (Orlando/Winter Park, Florida)
[NAME]
Webb Pierce (1921–1991)
[NAME]
Weddings Parties Anything
Wee Georgie Wood (1894-1979)[88]
Weedeater[217][218]
Weekend Players
Ween – psychedelic and lo-fi band that covers a multitude of genres
Ween[338][339][340]
Weeping Willows
Weezer[275]
Weezer[341][342][343]
Weezer[93]
Wellington Brass Band
[NAME]
Welshly Arms[336]
Weltmacht[179]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Transvision Vamp)
[NAME]
[NAME] (Wendy & Lisa)
[NAME] (Plasmatics)
[NAME] (born 1963)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (October 1, 1893 – October 10, 1958). Blues and jazz singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
Westside Connection
Westside Connection[66]
Wet[88]
Wham![332]
What We Do in Secret[18][467]
What We Do in Secret[333]
Wheatus
[NAME]
Where the Embers Fall
Whigfield[5][109]
While Heaven Wept[219]
While not true glam rock, these artists are heavily influenced by its musical/visual style.
Whippersnapper
[NAME]
[NAME]
Whiskeytown
Whiskeytown
Whiskeytown[88]
[NAME]
Whispering [NAME]
[NAME]' [NAME]
[NAME] (1875-1966)[23]
White Heart – (rock, pop rock, hard rock, CCM) (1982-1997)
White Lies
White Lion[2][27][33][42][195]
White Magic
White Mice
White Tiger[196]
White Town
White Town
White Violet[89]
White Zombie
White Zombie[430][56]
Whitechapel[19]
Whitecross – (hard rock, metal) (1985–present)
Whitecross[191][192][193]
Whitecross[24]
Whitecross[320][468][469]
Whitesnake
Whitesnake
Whitesnake
Whitesnake[30][33][189][194]
Whitesnake[341][342]
[NAME] and the 78's
[NAME] (born 1986)
[NAME]
[NAME]
WhoMadeWho
Whosoever South
Whosoever South
Why?[248][249]
Widdlesworth – (rock, indie rock) (2003-2006)
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Wilco
Wilco[1][2]
Wilco[89]
Wild Beasts[60][61]
Wild Cherries (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)
Wild Cherry[49][62]
Wild Cherry[98][99]
Wild Horses
Wild Jimmy Spruill
Wild Nothing[4]
Wild Orchid[333][334]
Wild Rose
Wild Strawberries
Wildside[31]
[NAME] (1904–1996)
[NAME]
Wilfy Rebimbus
[NAME] (1874-1944)[4]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1970)
[NAME] (1885-1947)[35]
Will Hoge
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Will to Power[335]
will.i.am[250]
[NAME]
[NAME] - guitar
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (March 29, 1951 – November 2, 1996) Born in Inglewood, California, [NAME] player and singer [NAME] was an electric Chicago blues musician. He performed for a variety of labels, such as Alligator Records, Watch Dog Records and Rivera Records.
[NAME] (March 29, 1951, Inglewood, California – November 3, 1996). Blues harmonica player and singer. He recorded for various labels, including Alligator Records, Watch Dog Records and Rivera Records.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1892–1963), Texas-born pianist who combined boogie-woogie with ragtime and blues
[NAME]
[NAME] Still
[NAME]
[NAME] (dates unknown). American guitarist, singer, and songwriter.[3] He recorded sixteen songs between 1927 and 1928, of which fourteen were released on record.[4] AllMusic noted that [NAME] was "a fine second-level blues and folksong performer". His best known works are "Kansas City Blues," "Early Mornin' Blues," and "Hot Time Blues."[5]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (Strange Cargo series)
[NAME] – double bass
[NAME]
Willie "Big Eyes" Smith
Willie "Pdub" Moore Jr.
[NAME]
[NAME] (1900–1952). [NAME], singer and songwriter.
Willie Clancy
[NAME] (born March 29, 1955, Indianola, Mississippi). Having started performing in the late 1960s, he has had 10 albums in the Billboard Top Blues Albums chart.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - (July 1, 1915 – January 29, 1992) Born in Vicksburg, Mississippi, double-bassist, singer–songwriter, record producer and guitarist [NAME] was a key figure on the acoustic and electric Chicago blues scene. He was heavily involved in helping start the careers of artists such as Bo [NAME] and [NAME]. He recorded for numerous labels. He also performed jump blues and would sometimes sing [NAME].
[NAME] in 1979
[NAME], known as Drive'em Down, model and mentor to many New Orleans players
[NAME] - (March 4, 1923 – February 26, 1995) Born in Senatobia, Mississippi, he was a Memphis blues guitarist, known for his early use of distortion and power chords in 1951.
[NAME] (1905-1962). Singer and guitarist.
Willie Love
Willie Love (November 4, 1906, [NAME], Mississippi – August 19, 1953). Pianist.
[NAME] (October 24, 1925 – April 19, 1985). Pianist, singer and songwriter.
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1933)
[NAME] 2009
[NAME]
[NAME]
Willie Ruff[3]:104
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Willy DeVille
Willy Mason
Willy Porter[3]
Wilma Burgess (1939-2003)
[NAME]
[NAME] (1921–2011)
Wilmoth Houdini
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME], accordion
[NAME]
Wilton Place Street Band
Wimme
[NAME] (Liverpool, England)
[NAME]
Windir[180]
Winds of Plague[67]
Windy & Carl
Windy & Carl
Winger[13][27][30][42][197][198]
Wingnut Dishwashers Union
Wings
Wings
[NAME] (1914–1983), British pianist, from Trinidad
Winter Rose[199]
Winter[206]
Winter[220]
Wintersleep
Wintersun
Wintersun[181][182]
Wipers
Wire
[NAME]
[NAME]
Wishing Chair
Witch[221]
Witchcraft[222]
Witchery[183][184]
Witchfinder General[223]
Witchfynde[185][186][187]
Witchmaster[188]
With Blood Comes Cleansing[207]
With Blood Comes Cleansing[334]
With Blood Comes Cleansing[470]
With Blood Comes Cleansing[68]
With Increase[335]
With the Dead
Within the Ruins[citation needed]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Włochaty[63]
Woe of Tyrants[471]
Woe, Is Me
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Wolf Parade
[NAME]
Wolfbrigade[64]
Wolfchant
Wolfchant[189]
Wolfe Tones
[NAME] Gartner[135][182][183]
Wolfstone
Wolfstone
[NAME] – trombone
Wolves at the Gate – (Christian metal, post-hardcore, alternative rock, metalcore, hard rock) (2008–present)
Wolves at the Gate[32][42][472]
Wolves at the Gate[336][337]
Wolves in the Throne Room
Wolves in the Throne Room[190]
Wongraven
Woob
[NAME]
Wooden Shjips[30]
Woodkid[344]
[NAME]
[NAME](April 9, 1917 – August 9, 1988). Singer, guitarist and [NAME] who recorded three singles.
Woods of Ypres[191]
Woods of Ypres[224]
Woody Guthrie
Woody Guthrie (1912–1967)
Woody Guthrie in 1943
Woody Herman[3]:106[4]:336
Woody [NAME] (born 1968)
Woody Mann
Worcester [NAME]
Working for a Nuclear Free City
World Party
World Wide Message Tribe also known as "The Tribe"
Worldview[473]
Worth Dying For
Worth Dying For – (rock) (2005–present)
Wovenwar[338]
Wovenwar[474]
Wrathchild[25]
Wreck of the Hesperus (band)[225]
Wrench in the Works[339]
Wrench in the Works[475]
Wretched[226]
Wright Brothers Band
[NAME], The
Write This Down
Write This Down – (rock, post-hardcore) (2005–present)
WTD
[NAME]
Wykked Wytch[192]
[NAME]
[NAME] (1934–1985)
[NAME] (Tracy + the Plastics)
[NAME]
[NAME] (born 1964)
Wynter Gordon[117][158]
[NAME] (b. 1961)
Wyrd[193]
[NAME]
Wytch Hazel[33]
WZRD
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Xasthur
Xasthur[194]
Xavier Cugat (1900–1990)
XavlegbmaofffassssitimiwoamndutroabcwapwaeiippohfffX[59][60]
xDEATHSTARx[205][340]
xDeathstarx[note 19][478]
[NAME] A.D.[188]
xDisciplex A.D.[383]
Xenomorph[208]
X-Fusion
[NAME]
Xiu Xiu[29]
xLooking Forwardx[341]
XLR8[337]
Xotox
X-Raided
X-Raided[68]
X-Sinner – (hard rock, rock, metal) (1988-2001, 2005–present)
X-Sinner[191]
X-Sinner[476]
XT[479]
X-tal
Xuxa[338]
XXI - (rock, post-hardcore) (2010–present)
XXI[342]
XXI[480]
Xysma[209]
XYZ[25]
Xzibit
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[NAME] (March 16, 1910 – April 9, 1997). Mandolinist, guitarist and singer.
[NAME]
[NAME]
Yanou[51]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Yavuz Çetin[91]
Yazz[339]
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Yeht Mae
Yelle[340][341]
Yellow 6
Yellow Magic Orchestra
Yellow Swans
Yellowcard[346]
Yellowcard[95]
yelworC
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Yesterday's Children (Cheshire-Prospect, Connecticut)
YFriday – (alternative rock, rock) (1994-2010)
YG
Ymyrgar
[NAME]
[NAME]
Yob[227]
[NAME]
[NAME] – (UK, USA, Japan) happenings
[NAME] (The Plastic Ono Band)
[NAME]
[NAME]]
Yonder Mountain String Band
[NAME]
[NAME]
You Am I
You Me At Six
You Me at Six[96]
You Say Party
You, Me, and Everyone We Know[276]
Young Chozen
Young Dubliners
Young Fathers[253][254]
Young Gods
Young Gods
Young Guns
Young Joshua
Young Murder Squad
Young Pretender
Young the Giant
Young the Giant[1]
Young Tiger
Youngblood Brass Band
Youngblood Hawke[347]
Your Chance to Die[343]
Your Chance to Die[481]
Your Friend[91]
Your Memorial[344][345]
Your Memorial[482][483]
Your Song Is Good
Yours for Mine[346]
Youth in Asia[65]
YU Grupa
Yuksek[185][186]
Yungblud [348]
[NAME]
[NAME] – string instruments
Yuri[342]
[NAME]
Yvonne Fair
Yyrkoon[210]
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[NAME]
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[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] – drums
[NAME], accordion
[NAME], accordion
Zakary Thaks (Corpus Christi, Texas)
[NAME]
[NAME] (former) [347][47]
Zao[211]
Zao[41][72][191][484]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Zdravo
[NAME]]
Zebra[13]
[NAME]]
[NAME]
Zedd
Zedd[187][188][189]
Zeds Dead[36]
[NAME]
Zella Lehr (born 1951)
[NAME]
Zephyr[356]
[NAME]
Zero 7
Zero 7[10][24]
Zion I[256][257]
Zion Train
[NAME]
Zoé
[NAME] Badwi[23]
ZOEgirl – (pop, rock) (1999-2006, 2008-2010, 2013–present)
ZOEgirl[343][344]
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Zomboy[190]
Zomby[37]
Zona Jones
Zonaria[212]
[NAME]
Zoochosis
[NAME]
[NAME]
[NAME] - Born January 21, 1948 in West Point, Mississippi, [NAME] is a forebearer of the Chicago blues scene, being an accomplished soul-blues and [NAME] blues singer who has performed with everyone from [NAME] to [NAME] and [NAME]. She has toured Europe several times and has released many albums for labels like [NAME], Deluge Records and Black Lightning Records.
Zounds[66][67]
Zoviet France
Zoviet France
Zoviet France
Zoviet France – British band
Zox
[NAME]
Z-Ro[70]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Zug Izland[431]
[NAME]
[NAME]
Zwan
[NAME]
[NAME]
Zyklon[196][197]
Zyklon[213]
Zyklon-B[198]
ZZ Top
ZZ Top
[NAME], American hard boogie and rock band
ZZ Top[20][142][280][357][358]
ZZ Ward
ZZ Ward[60][61]