Howlin’ Wolf “Howlin’ Wolf” was born “Chester Arthur Burnett” on June 10th, 1910 in West Point, Mississippi. He is considered one of the greatest blues vocalist of all time. In

Nicky Hopkins Nicky Hopkins was a popular session pianist and sometimes group-member for a variety of bands including “The Rolling Stones”. Thru out the late-sixties and seventies it seemed that

Douglas Hopkins Douglas Hopkins was a songwriter with the group “The Gin Blossoms”. Their CD “New Miserable Experience” was a smash hit with tunes like “Hey Jealousy”,”Found Out About You”

Shannon Hoon Shannon Hoon was a talented singer songwriter who fronted the band Blind Melon. Shannon epitomized the wreckless carefree attitude of the Generation X’ers. Mad, confused, ambitionless with no

John Lee Hooker John Lee Hooker was born outside Clarksdale Mississippi on August 22nd, 1917 in the heart of the delta. The son of a sharecropper he discovered the delta

James Honeyman-Scott Peter Farndon The Grim Reaper of Rock got a two for one special on “The Pretenders”. Fronted by Chrissy Hynde the band burst on the music scene in

Buddy Holley The Big Bopper Richie Valens Perhaps the most tragic rock-n-roll plane crash of all time. Buddy Holley, 22, The Big Bopper (J.P. Richardson) 28, and Richie Valens, 17,

Randy Jo Hobbs Randy Jo Hobbs was a bass player for Edgar Winter, Montrose and for the most part, Johnny Winter. He appears on all of Johnny Winter’s albums from

Bob “The Bear” Hite Known as “The Bear” for his 300 pound plus frame, Bob “The Bear” Hite shared vocal duties with Alan Wilson of “Canned Heat”. Bob and Alan

Dan Hartman Dan Hartman was a struggling musician until he won a spot as bass player in Edgar Winter’s new band, which also featured Ronnie Montrose on guitar and Chuck