List of People From Spokane, Washington - Musicians

Musicians

  • Jim Boyd, musician
  • Mike Clarke, member of the band The Byrds
  • Bing Crosby, singer
  • Bob Crosby, bandleader and vocalist
  • Paul D'Amour, former member of the band Tool
  • Andy Gibson, singer-songwriter
  • Thomas Hampson, baritone
  • Myles Kennedy, lead singer of the band Alter Bridge
  • Ryan Lewis, music producer
  • George Lynch, former member of the rock band Dokken; member of Lynch Mob
  • Chad Mitchell, member of the Chad Mitchell Trio
  • Craig Montoya, former member of the band Everclear
  • Patrice Munsel, former Metropolitan opera star
  • Eckart Preu, conductor of the Spokane Symphony Orchestra
  • Jimmy Rowles, jazz pianist
  • Scott Thompson, former member of the Canadian band Lillix
  • Billy Tipton, jazz musician
  • Selene Vigil-Wilk, lead singer of 7 Year Bitch
  • Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne, boogie-woogie and blues-rock pianist
  • Tyrone Wells, singer-songwriter

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