November 1st

1940 – Barry Sadler (“Ballad of The Green Berets”)
1945 – Rick Gretch – bassist for Blind Faith (“Had To Cry Today”)
1950 – Dan Peek – guitar / vocals for America (“A Horse With No Name”)

November 2nd

1944 – Keith Emerson – keyboards for Emerson, Lake and Palmer (“Lucky Man”)
1946 – Chip Hawkes – bassist for The Tremeloes (“Here Comes My Baby”)

November 3rd

1945 – J.D. Souther (“You’re Only Lonely”)
1946 – Nick Simper – bassist for Deep Purple (“Smoke On The Water”)
1948 – Lulu (“To Sir With Love”)
1954 – Adam Ant – vocals / guitar for Adam And The Ants (“Stand And Deliver”)

November 4th

1938 – Harry Elston – vocalist for Friends Of Distinction (“Grazing In The Grass”)
1956 – James Honeyman-Scott – guitarist for The Pretenders (“Back On The Chain Gang”)

November 5th

1931 – Ike Turner (“Proud Mary”)
1941 – Art Garfunkel (“All I Know”)
1946 – Gram Parsons – guitarist for The Byrds (“Sweetheart of the Rodeo”)
1947 – Peter Noone – lead singer for Herman’s Hermits (“Henry VIII”)
1957 – Mike Score – keyboards / vocals for A Flock Of Seagulls (“I Ran”)
1959 – Bryan Adams (“Straight From The Heart”)

November 6th

1938 – Jim Pike – vocalist for The Lettermen (“When I Fall In Love”)
1938 – P.J. Proby (“Niki Hoeky”)
1941 – Doug Sahm – leader of The Sir Douglas Quintet (“She’s About A Mover”)
1947 – George Young – guitarist for The Easybeats (“Friday On My Mind”)
1948 – Glenn Frey – guitar / vocals for The Eagles (“Peaceful, Easy Feeling”)

November 7th

1942 – Johnny Rivers (“Poor Side Of Town”)
1943 – Joni Mitchell (“Big Yellow Taxi”)

November 8th

1944 – Bonnie Bramlett of Delaney and Bonnie (“Never Ending Song Of Love”)
1947 – Minnie Riperton (“Lovin’ You”)
1949 – Bonnie Raitt (“Something To Talk About”)
1954 – Rickie Lee Jones (“Chuck E’s In Love”)

November 9th

1936 – Mary Travers of Peter, Paul and Mary (“Leaving On A Jet Plane”)
1941 – Tom Fogerty – rhythm guitarist for Creedence Clearwater Revival (“Proud Mary”)
1948 – Alan Gratzer – drummer for REO Speedwagon (“Keep On Lovin’ You”)
1948 – Joe Bouchard – bassist for Blue Oyster Cult (“Don’t Fear The Reaper”)

November 10th

1947 – Dave Loggins (“Please Come To Boston”)
1947 – Glenn Buxton – guitarist for Alice Cooper (“School’s Out”)
1948 – Greg Lake – guitarist for Emerson, Lake and Palmer (“From The Begining”)
1950 – Ronnie Hammond – singer with The Atlanta Rhythm Section (“So Into You”)

November 11th

1944 – Jesse Colin Young – guitar / vocals for The Youngbloods (“Get Together”)
1945 – Chris Dreja – rhythm guitarist for The Yardbirds (“Heart Full Of Soul”)
1945 – Vincent Martell – guitarist for Vanilla Fudge (“You Keep Me Hangin’ On”)
1950 – Jim Peterik – keyboardist for The Ides Of March (“Vehicle”)

November 12th

1939 – Ruby Nash Curtis of Ruby and The Romantics (“Our Day Will Come”)
1943 – Brian Hyland (“Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini”)
1944 – Booker T Jones – organist for Booker T and The MGs (“Green Onions”)
1945 – Neil Young (“Heart Of Gold”)
1947 – Donald Roeser – guitarist for Blue Oyster Cult (“Don’t Fear The Reaper”)

November 13th

1949 – Roger Steen – guitarist for The Tubes (“She’s A Beauty”)
1951 – Bill Gibson – drummer for Huey Lewis and The News (“Happy To Be Stuck With You”)

November 14th

1948 – James Young – guitarist for Styx (“Babe”)
1951 – Stephen Bishop (“On & On”)

November 15th

1932 – Petula Clark (“Downtown”)

November 16th

1948 – Chi Coltrane (“Thunder and Lightning”)

November 17th

1933 – Jeannie Deckers – The Singing Nun (“Dominique”)
1938 – Gordon Lightfoot (“Sundown”)
1944 – Gene Clark – vocalist for The Byrds (“Turn, Turn, Turn”)
1946 – Martin Barre – guitarist for Jethro Tull (“Bungle In The Jungle”)
1946 – Bob McBride – lead vocalist for Lighthouse (“One Fine Morning”)

November 18th

1950 – Graham Parker – lead vocalist for Graham Parker And The Rumour (“Hold Back the Night”)
1953 – John McFee – guitarist for The Doobie Brothers (“One Step Closer”)

November 19th

1937 – Ray Collins – vocalist for The Mothers Of Invention (“Valley Girl”)
1939 – Pete Moore – bass vocalist for The Miracles (“Ain’t That Peculiar”)
1944 – Fred Lipsius – saxophonist for Blood, Sweat and Tears (“Spinning Wheel”)

November 20th

1942 – Norman Greenbaum (“Spirit In The Sky”)
1946 – Duane Allman – guitarist for The Allman Brothers (“Ramblin’ Man”)
1947 – Joe Walsh – guitarist for The Eagles (“Hotel California”)

November 21st

1940 – Dr. John (“Right Place, Wrong Time”)

November 22nd

1947 – Rod Price – lead guitarist for Foghat (“Slow Ride”)
1950 – Steve Van Zandt – guitarist for Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band (“Born In The USA”)
1950 – Tina Weymouth – bassist for Talking Heads (“Burning Down The House”)

November 24th

1941 – Donald “Duck” Dunn – bassist for Booker T and The MGs (“Green Onions”)
1941 – Pete Best – the Beatles’ drummer before Ringo
1944 – Bev Bevan – drummer for The Electric Light Orchestra (“Can’t Get You Out Of My Head”)
1945 – Lee Michaels (“Do You Know What I Mean”)
1955 – Clement Burke – drummer for Blondie (“The Tide Is High”)
1957 – Chris Hayes – guitarist for Huey Lewis and the News (“The Power Of Love”)

November 25th

1940 – Percy Sledge (“When A Man Loves A Woman”)

November 26th

1939 – Tina Turner (“What’s Love Got To Do With It?”)
1944 – Jean Terrell – vocalist for The Supremes (“Stoned Love”)
1945 – John McVie – bassist for Fleetwood Mac (“Go Your Own Way”)

November 27th

1935 – Al Jackson – drummer for Booker T. and The MGs (“Green Onions”)
1942 – Jimi Hendrix (“Purple Haze”)
1945 – Randy Brecker – trumpeter for Blood Sweat & Tears (“And When I Die”)
1948 – Dave Winthrop – vocals, flute, saxophone for Supertramp (“The Logical Song”)

November 28th

1929 – Berry Gordy Jr. – Motown Records founder
1943 – Randy Newman (“Short People”)
1943 – R.B. Greaves (“Take A Letter Maria”)
1949 – Paul Shaffer – David Letterman’s band leader

November 29th

1933 – John Mayall – rock / blues guitarist
1940 – Chuck Mangione (“Feels So Good”)
1941 – Denny Doherty – vocalist for The Mamas and Papas (“California Dreamin'”)
1944 – Felix Cavaliere – vocalist and keyboards for The Young Rascals (“Good Lovin'”)
1947 – Ronnie Montrose – guitarist for The Edgar Winter Group (“Frankenstein”)
1951 – Barry Goudreau – guitarist for Boston (“More Than A Feeling”)

November 30th

1924 – Allan Sherman (“Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh!”)
1929 – Dick Clark – host of American Bandstand
1937 – Paul Stookey – vocalist / guitarist for Peter, Paul and Mary (“I Dig Rock and Roll Music”)
1943 – Leo Lyons – bassist for Ten Years After (“I’d Love To Change The World”)
1944 – Rob Grill – bass / vocals for The Grassroots (“Midnight Confession”)
1944 – Luther Ingram (“If Loving You Is Wrong, I Don’t Want To Be Right”)
1953 – June Pointer of The Pointer Sisters (“Fire”)