Muddy Waters Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield) was a blues legend who helped define the electric guitar as the instrument of choice during the 50’s. His songs “Nineteen Years Old”,”Mannish Boy”,

Keith Moon Keith Moon got his job by bashing the shit out of the current (soon to be ex) Who’s drummers drum kit. Among rock drummers Moon is considered by

Freddie Mercury Freddie Mercury was the lead singer for the glam-rock group Queen who enjoyed their biggest success in the 70’s and early 80’s. Queen stole the show at 1990’s

Harold Melvin “Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes” were a popular group out of the “Philedelphia Soul” stable of “Gamble & Huff”. They hit it big with “The Love I Lost”

Jonathan Melvoin Jonathan was the keyboard player for the Smashing Pumpkins. On the night of July 11th, 1996 at the age of 34 he died from an overdose of REDRUM

Robbie McIntosh Robbie McIntosh was the drummer for the Scottish group “Average White Band”. On September 23rd, 1974 , at the height of the bands success, they were attending a

Jimmy McCulloch Jimmy McCulloch was just a teenager when he was recruited by Pete Townsend to play guitar on the Townsend produced song “Something in the Air” by Thunderclap Newman.

Bob Marley Bob Marley was the undisputed messiah of Reggae music. With his lyrics of oppression and longing for freedom, combined with harmonious melodies, Bob Marley was popular with the

Phil Lynott Phil Lynott was a black irishman who fronted the band Thin Lizzy. In 1976 after a couple of mediocre albums they hit with “Jailbreak” which contained “The Boys

Frankie Lymon Frankie Lymon was just thirteen when he hit it big with “Why do fools fall in love”. The song hit #1 in 1956 and remains a 50’s rock