Pop Standards - Singers and Groups Associated With Traditional Pop

Singers and Groups Associated With Traditional Pop

Male singers
Female singers
Male groups
Female groups
  • Louis Armstrong
  • Tex Beneke
  • Tony Bennett
  • Andrea Bocelli
  • Pat Boone
  • Roy Brown
  • Michael Bublé
  • Don Cherry
  • Eddy Christiani
  • Nat King Cole
  • Perry Como
  • Harry Connick, Jr.
  • Don Cornell
  • Bing Crosby
  • Bob Crosby
  • Vic Damone
  • Bobby Darin
  • Sammy Davis, Jr.
  • Billy Eckstine
  • Eddie Fisher
  • Robert Goulet
  • Johnny Hartman
  • Engelbert Humperdinck
  • Dick Haymes
  • Jack Jones
  • Frankie Laine
  • Julius La Rosa
  • Steve Lawrence
  • Barry Manilow
  • Dean Martin
  • Tony Martin
  • Johnny Mathis
  • Guy Mitchell
  • Vaughn Monroe
  • Billy Munn
  • Cole Porter
  • Johnnie Ray
  • Ray Reach
  • Jimmie Rodgers
  • Jack Shaindlin
  • Frank Sinatra
  • Mel Tormé
  • Frankie Vaughan
  • Andy Williams
  • Julie Andrews
  • Shirley Bassey
  • Teresa Brewer
  • Vikki Carr
  • Rosemary Clooney
  • Doris Day
  • Ella Fitzgerald
  • Connie Francis
  • Judy Garland
  • Georgia Gibbs
  • Eydie Gormé
  • Connie Haines
  • Billie Holiday
  • Dalida
  • Joni James
  • Kitty Kallen
  • Eartha Kitt
  • Peggy Lee
  • Julie London
  • Vera Lynn
  • Mireille Mathieu
  • Liza Minnelli
  • Jane Morgan
  • Patti Page
  • Dinah Shore
  • Rita Reys
  • Diana Ross
  • Jo Stafford
  • Kay Starr
  • Gale Storm
  • Barbra Streisand
  • Miyoshi Umeki
  • Sarah Vaughan
  • Joan Weber
  • Margaret Whiting
  • The Ames Brothers
  • The Crew-Cuts
  • The Four Aces
  • The Four Freshmen
  • The Four Lads
  • The Hi-Lo's
  • The Hilltoppers
  • The Ink Spots
  • The Lettermen
  • The Mills Brothers
  • The Vogues
  • The Andrews Sisters
  • The Boswell Sisters
  • The Chordettes
  • The DeCastro Sisters
  • The Fontane Sisters
  • The King Sisters
  • The Lennon Sisters
  • The McGuire Sisters

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