Ant, Adam (November 3)
Face-striped singer of "Goody Two Shoes"
Famous Scorpio Celebrities
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Björk (November 21)
Eccentric singer from Iceland -
Brice, Fanny (October 29)
The vaudeville star who was the basis for the musical Funny Girl -
Carlos, Wendy (November 14)
Synthesizer performer of the album Switched-On Bach -
Ciara (October 25)
R&B singer who did the crunky "Goodies" -
Clark, Petula (November 15)
The singer of "Downtown" -
Copland, Aaron (November 14)
American composer who wrote Appalachian Spring -
Dandridge, Dorothy (November 9)
Star of the movie Carmen Jones -
Daniels, Charlie (October 28)
The fiddle player who did "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" -
Drake (October 24)
The hip-hop star who used to be on Degrassi -
Dr. John (November 20)
The New Orleans singer of 1973's "Right Place, Wrong Time" -
Evans, Dale (October 31)
Partner of singing cowboy Roy Rogers -
Eve of Destruction (November 10)
"The First Lady" of Ruff Ryders Entertainment -
Fargo, Donna (November 10)
She had the 1972 hit "Happiest Girl in The Whole USA" -
Handy, W.C. (November 16)
The composer called "The Father of the Blues" -
Hawkins, Coleman (November 21)
Tenor sax player who had the hit "Body and Soul" -
Jackson, Mahalia (October 26)
Gospel singing legend -
Jonas, Kevin (November 5)
The oldest of the singing Jonas Brothers -
Lambert, Miranda (November 10)
The country singer who did "The House That Built Me" -
Lang, K.D. (November 2)
Country and pop vocalist -
Lorde (November 7)
The teen singer of the hit song "Royals" -
Lovett, Lyle (November 1)
Singer of The Road to Ensenada -
Mitchell, Joni (November 7)
Singer of "The Circle Game" and "Free Man in Paris" -
Morricone, Ennio (November 10)
The film composer famous for spaghetti westerns -
Nelly (November 2)
The guy who did the song "Hot in Herre" -
Ocean, Frank (October 28)
The hip-hop creator of the the album channel ORANGE -
Omarion (November 12)
R&B crooner of the 2005 album O -
Paisley, Brad (October 28)
Singer of "I'm Gonna Miss Her (The Fishin' Song)" -
Parsons, Gram (November 5)
The Flying Burrito Brother who helped countrify 1960s rock -
P. Diddy (November 4)
Rapper known as Puff Daddy, then P. Diddy, then Diddy, then P. Diddy again -
Perry, Katy (October 25)
The saucy singer of "I Kissed a Girl" -
Punisher, Big (November 9)
Super-sized Latin rapper -
Reddy, Helen (October 25)
The Australian singer who did "I Am Woman" -
Rogers, Roy (November 5)
Star of TV's Roy Rogers Show -
Sax, Adolphe (November 6)
The Belgian who invented the saxophone -
Sousa, John Philip (November 6)
The guy who wrote "Stars and Stripes Forever" -
Travers, Mary (November 9)
The "Mary" in Peter, Paul & Mary -
Urban, Keith (October 26)
Australia-to-Nashville singer of "Somebody Like You" -
Wyman, Bill (October 24)
The bass player for the Rolling Stones, 1962-93 -
Yankovic, Weird Al (October 23)
Singer of "I Lost on Jeopardy" and other parody tunes -
Yoakam, Dwight (October 23)
Alternative country star who recorded Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. -
Young, Neil (November 12)
Renegade rock star