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Dave Swarbrick
Dave Swarbrick (David Cyril Eric Swarbrick, 1941-2016), known as Swarb, English folk fiddler of the Ian Campbell Folk Group, the Carthy duo, and Fairport Convention; first UK folk fiddler to electrify the violin and key figure on Liege & Lief.
Dave Van Ronk
Dave Van Ronk (1936–2002), the "Mayor of MacDougal Street," was a Greenwich Village folk-blues singer and guitarist, mentor to Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and Suzanne Vega, and the model for Inside Llewyn Davis.
Dave Williams (singer)
Dave Williams (born 1972, died August 14, 2002) was the original lead singer of nu metal band Drowning Pool, joining in 1999. He sang on Sinner (2001), which went platinum and featured "Bodies", and died of undiagnosed heart failure at age 30.
Dave's Picks Volume 59
Dave's Picks Volume 59 (2026) is a 3-CD Grateful Dead live album of the September 26, 1991 Boston Garden show, the series' most recent-dated concert, limited to 25,000 copies, produced by David Lemieux.
Davey Havok
Davey Havok (David Paden Passaro, born 1975) is the American lead vocalist of AFI, Blaqk Audio, XTRMST, and Dreamcar; frontman of platinum albums Sing the Sorrow and Decemberunderground, vegan straight edge, and author of Pop Kids.
Davey Johnstone
Davey Johnstone (born David William Logan Johnstone, 1951) is a Scottish guitarist and vocalist who has played with Elton John since 1971 and became musical director in 1988.
Davichi (다비치)
Davichi (다비치) is a South Korean female vocal duo of Lee Hae-ri and Kang Min-kyung, debuting in 2008 with Amaranth; known for ballads like 8282, This Love, and Time Capsule, and sold-out KSPO DOME concerts. Not the Davich eyewear chain.
David "Honeyboy" Edwards
David "Honeyboy" Edwards (1915-2011), Delta blues guitarist and singer from Shaw, Mississippi, played with Robert Johnson and Charley Patton, recorded for Alan Lomax in 1942, and won a 2008 Grammy.
David "Stringbean" Akeman
David "Stringbean" Akeman (1915-1973), Kentucky clawhammer banjo player and comedian, Bill Monroe's first Blue Grass Boys banjoist, Grand Ole Opry star, and original Hee Haw cast member, murdered with his wife Estelle in 1973.
David Allan Coe
David Allan Coe (1939–2026), American outlaw country singer-songwriter from Akron, Ohio; wrote "Take This Job and Shove It" and "Would You Lay With Me," recorded "The Ride" and "Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile," never a No. 1 artist.
David Archuleta
David James Archuleta (born 1990, Miami; raised in Sandy, Utah) is an American pop singer, American Idol season 7 runner-up to David Cook, gold debut album, "Crush" No. 2 Hot 100, LDS mission in Chile, came out 2021.
David Axelrod (musician)
David Axelrod (1931-2017; some sources say 1933 or 1936) was a Los Angeles composer, arranger, and Capitol Records producer whose Blake-inspired albums Song of Innocence and Songs of Experience became foundational hip-hop samples.
David Ball (electronic musician)
David James Ball (Dave Ball, 1959–2025) was the English electronic musician and producer of Soft Cell, whose Tainted Love was 1981's best-selling UK single, and co-founder of The Grid (Swamp Thing, UK number 3 in 1994).
David Banner
David Banner is the stage name of Lavell Crump (born 1973 or 1974), an American rapper, record producer, actor, and activist from Jackson, Mississippi who rose with Southern hip-hop in the early 2000s.
David Benoit (musician)
David Benoit (born 1953, Bakersfield, California) is an American contemporary jazz pianist, composer, and arranger, a GRAMMY nominee known for Freedom at Midnight, Peanuts/Guaraldi tributes, and conducting the Asia America Symphony; distinct from Yes singer Benoit David.
David Berman (musician)
David Berman, also known as David Cloud Berman, was an American songwriter and poet who founded the indie rock band Silver Jews in 1989 and died in 2019.
David Bisbal
David Bisbal Ferre (born 1979, Almería) is a Spanish Latin pop singer, runner-up of Operación Triunfo 2001, known for Ave María and Bulería, Latin Grammy winner, and the 2026 crooner album Eternos.
David Bowie
David Bowie, born David Robert Jones in 1947, was an English rock musician and actor famed for reinvention through personas such as Ziggy Stardust and the Thin White Duke; hits include Space Oddity, Fame, and Heroes, and he died of cancer in 2016 after releasing Blackstar.
David Bowie (1967 album)
David Bowie (1967) is David Bowie's debut studio album, released 1 June 1967 on Deram, produced by Mike Vernon, a 14-track UK music hall and baroque pop record that failed commercially and is distinguished from his second self-titled 1969 album.
David Bowie (1969 album)
David Bowie (1969), also known as Space Oddity and Man of Words/Man of Music, is Bowie's second studio album, released 14 November 1969 on Philips, led by the top-five UK single Space Oddity and reissued by RCA in 1972.
David Bowie discography
David Bowie discography: the catalog of English singer-songwriter David Bowie (born 1947), from the 1967 Deram debut through Ziggy Stardust, the Berlin trilogy, Let's Dance, The Next Day, and Blackstar (2016), plus compilations and reissues.
David Bryan
David Bryan (born David Bryan Rashbaum, 1962) is Bon Jovi's founding keyboardist and a Tony-winning composer; with Joe DiPietro he wrote Memphis (four 2010 Tonys) and The Toxic Avenger.
David Byrne
David Byrne, Scottish-born American musician and artist, frontman and principal songwriter of new wave band Talking Heads (founded 1975), later a nine-album solo artist, Oscar, Grammy, and Tony winner, and author of How Music Works.
David Byron
David Byron (born David Garrick, 1947–1985), English rock singer and original frontman of Uriah Heep 1970–1976; later Rough Diamond, solo albums Take No Prisoners and Baby Faced Killer, and the Byron Band.
David Clayton-Thomas
David Clayton-Thomas (David Henry Thomsett, 1941–2026), Canadian singer-songwriter, lead vocalist of Blood, Sweat & Tears 1968–1972 and later; sang "Spinning Wheel"; died Toronto 2026.
David Cook (singer)
David Cook (born 1982) is the American rock singer-songwriter who won American Idol season 7 in May 2008 over David Archuleta; albums Analog Heart, David Cook (platinum), Digital Vein; over 2 million albums sold.
David Coverdale
David Coverdale, known as Dave Coverdale, is an English rock vocalist who fronted Deep Purple from 1973 to 1976, then founded Whitesnake in 1978 and retired in 2025.
David Crosby
David Crosby (1941–2023), American singer-songwriter and guitarist; founding member of the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash; two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee known for harmonies, Deja Vu, and Woodstock.
David Draiman
David Draiman (born 1973, Brooklyn) is the American baritone frontman of Chicago metal band Disturbed, cantor-trained, Loyola triple major, also of Device and producer of Trivium's Vengeance Falls.
David Ellefson
David Ellefson, American heavy metal bassist, longtime Megadeth bass player later forced out by Dave Mustaine; Altitudes & Attitude with Frank Bello; Jackson signature Concert Bass and Kelly Bird; pick playing.