Musicians and Bands From South Carolina
- Musicians
- Reverend Gary Davis
- Pinkney "Pink" Anderson
- Chazwick Bundick
- Skism
- Mäikillyourself
- Bill Anderson
- Nick Ashford
- Brook Benton
- Ben Bridwell
- James Brown
- Peabo Bryson
- Chubby Checker
- Dizzy Gillespie
- Trevor Hall
- Johnny Helms
- Danielle Howle
- Eartha Kitt
- Edwin McCain
- Teddy Pendergrass
- Bill Pinkney
- John Phillips
- Chris Potter
- Terry Rosen
- Darius Rucker
- Duncan Sheik
- Aaron Tippin
- Rob Thomas
- Josh Turner
- Calvin Gilmore
- Grady Holland
- Chad Barwick
- Alex Corley
- Brad Barwick
- Bands
- Band of Horses
- Carolina Liar
- Chasen
- Cravin' Melon
- Crossfade
- Hootie & the Blowfish
- Emery
- Hundredth
- Iron & Wine
- Jump, Little Children ("adopted" hometown of Charleston)
- MadamAdam
- The Marshall Tucker Band
- Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs
- needtobreathe
- The Shots
- Nile
- Sent By Ravens
- The Sparkletones
- Stretch Arm Strong
- The Swinging Medallions
- Graves of Valor
- Through the Eyes of the Dead
- The Working Title
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