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The composer of "White Christmas" -
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Lead singer of the rock band U2 -
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German composer of "Brahms' Lullaby" ("Wiegenlied") -
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The teen R&B sensation who pleaded guilty to assaulting the singer Rihanna -
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The musical "Godfather of Soul" -
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The singer in the band Talking Heads -
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The singer of "Rhinestone Cowboy" -
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The Sonny and Cher alum who did "Believe" -
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The country singer who did "Drink in My Hand" -
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Smooth crooner of "Catch a Falling Star" -
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The singer of "White Christmas" -
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The Baywatch actress who later hosted Singled Out -
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Performer of "Take the 'A' Train" -
Eno, Brian (May 15)
Producer of ambient and avant-garde music -
Enya (May 17)
Singer of "Orinoco Flow" ("Sail Away") -
Fitzgerald, Ella (April 25)
Jazz vocalist known for scat singing -
Frampton, Peter (April 22)
The rock guitarist who recorded Frampton Comes Alive! -
Hampton, Lionel (April 20)
Jazz legend who was "King of the Vibes" -
Horton, Johnny (April 30)
Singer of 1959's "The Battle of New Orleans" -
Jackson, Janet (May 16)
The pop singer who bared her breast at Super Bowl 2004 -
Joel, Billy (May 9)
Pianist and singer of the tune Piano Man -
Johnson, Robert (May 8)
The legendary blues guitarist of "Crossroads" fame -
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Super-sized Hawaiian singer of "Over the Rainbow" -
Lizzo (April 27)
The body-positive rapper who did "Truth Hurts" and "Batches & Cookies" -
McGraw, Tim (May 1)
Faith Hill's husband and singer of "I Like It, I Love It" -
Mingus, Charles (April 22)
Jazz bassist and composer who did Pithecanthropus Erectus -
Nelson, Willie (April 30)
Singer of "On the Road Again" -
Orbison, Roy (April 23)
Singer of "Only the Lonely" -
Pop, Iggy (April 21)
Legendary rock 'n' roll dervish -
Prokofiev, Sergei (April 23)
Russian composer of Peter and the Wolf -
Ramone, Joey (May 19)
Lead singer of The Ramones -
Reznor, Trent (May 17)
The Oscar winner who performs and records as Nine Inch Nails -
Rhymes, Busta (May 20)
Rubbery-faced, raspy-voiced Brooklyn rapper -
Smith, Sam (May 19)
The British singer who won a Grammy for "Stay With Me" -
Strait, George (May 18)
Top-selling country star who did "Fool Hearted Memory" -
Streisand, Barbra (April 24)
The Oscar-winning star of Funny Girl -
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The Russian composer who wrote The Nutcracker -
Townshend, Pete (May 19)
Guitarist and songwriter for The Who -
Travis, Randy (May 4)
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Valens, Ritchie (May 13)
The teen star who sang 'La Bamba' -
Vandross, Luther (April 20)
The R&B singer of Dance With My Father -
Vernon, Justin (April 30)
The indie musician behind the band Bon Iver -
Wonder, Stevie (May 13)
The singer of "You Are the Sunshine of My Life" -
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The first woman composer to win a Pulitzer