Hendrix, Jimi (1942-1970), was an American rock music guitarist. He extended the range of the electric guitar chiefly by experimenting with the guitar's electronic elements to create sounds that were new to rock. His music emphasized loud volume, a strong beat, and long solo passages that achieved great emotional impact.
Belafonte, behl uh FON tee, Harry (1927-...), an American singer and motion-picture actor, became best known for his interpretations of West Indian… More>>
Cline, Patsy (1932-1963), was a popular American country music singer. During the early 1960's, her smooth emotional vocal style helped establish… More>>
Grateful Dead was one of the most popular and longest-lasting American bands in rock music history. The band's music combined elements of country,… More>>
Clegg, Johnny (1953-...), is an English-born South African pop musician. He was the leader of two popular multiracial bands that played a form of… More>>
Jagger, Mick (1943-...), is an English singer, musician, and composer who became famous as a member of the Rolling Stones rock band. Jagger is the… More>>
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