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R.I.P. 2009
Fayette Pinkney (The Three Degrees)
Gale Storm (sitcom star; singer)
Michael Jackson (The King of Pop)
Sky Saxon (of The Seeds)
Bob Bogle (Ventures guitarist)
Barry Beckett (producer, Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section keyboardist)
Kenny Rankin (singer-songwriter)
Jeff Hanson (singer-songwriter)
Sam Butera (1950s-'60s tenor saxophonist with Louis Prima)
Koko Taylor ("Queen of the Blues")
Mickey "Snowy Red" Mike (electro-pop pioneer)
Jay Bennett (Wilco)
Nicholas Maw (British composer)
Ron Richards (discovered, signed and produced the Hollies)
Buddy Montgomery (jazz pianist and vibraphonist; younger brother of Wes Montgomery)
Wayman Tisdale (NBA great turned jazz bass guitarist)
Stephen Bruton (Austin singer-songwriter-producer)
Ean Evans (Lynyrd Skynyrd bassist)
Kiyoshiro Imawano (Japanese rock star)
Vern Gosdin (honky-tonk singer)
Duke D'Mond (The Barron Knights)
The Rev. Timothy Wright (Grammy-nominated gospel singer)
Rocky Hill (guitarit and brother of ZZ Top's Dusty Hill)
Thomas "Tam" Paton (former manager of the Bay City Rollers)
Randy Cain (The Delfonics)
Nancy Overton (The Chordettes)
"Pop" Winans (gospel giant)
Steve Raitt (musician; brother of Bonnie Raitt)
Bud Shank (jazz flutist and alto saxophonist)
John Mayhew (former Genesis drummer)
Duane Jarvis (roots guitarist)
Kent Harvey (guitarist; Steppenwolf, Blues Image)
Maurice Jarre (film music composer; "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Dr. Zhivago")
Dan Seals (England Dan & John Ford Coley)
Uriel Jones (Motown drummer, of the Funk Brothers)
Mel Brown (bluesman)
Hank Locklin (country music legend)
John Cephas (of blues duo Cephas & Wiggins)
Randy Bewley (guitarist for Pylon)
Kelly Groucutt (ELO bassist)
Snooks Eaglin (blues guitarist)
Louis Bellson (jazz drummer)
Estelle Bennett (The Ronettes)
Coleman Mellett/Gerry Niewood (Chuck Mangione band members were killed
in the Feb. 12 Buffalo plane crash)
Orlando "Cachaito" Lopez (Buena Vista Social Club bassist)
Blossom Dearie (cabaret singer)
John McCarthy (Post Mortem)
Dewey Martin (Buffalo Springfield drummer)
Lux Interior (The Cramps)
Hank Crawford (jazz saxophonist)
John Martyn (British singer-songwriter)
Billy Powell (Lynyrd Skynyrd keyboardist)
David "Fathead" Newman (jazz saxophonist)
Clint Ballard Jr. (songwriter; "You're No Good," "Game of Love," "Good Timin' ")
Michael Lee (drummer, Page Plant/Thin Lizzy)
Jon Hager (Hager Twins, of "Hee-Haw")
Dave Dee (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich)
Ron Asheton (Stooges guitarist)
