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Recording Personalites with Stars in the Hollywood Walk of Fame

This famous sidewalk features over 2,500 inset bronze and granite stars, each dedicated to a particular person in the entertainment industry.

Al Jolson (born 1886, died 1950)
American singer who starred in the first talking film (The Jazz Singer, 1927). Original name: Asa Yoelson.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Arthur Fiedler (born 1894, died 1979)
American conductor who led the Boston Pops for nearly 50 years.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Benny Carter (born 1907)
American jazz musician, composer and bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
William James ''Count'' Basie (born 1904, died 1984)
American jazz musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Danny Kaye (born 1913, died 1987)
American actor and comedian. Original name: David Kaminsky.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
John Birks ''Dizzy'' Gillespie (born 1917, died 1993)
American jazz musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Edward Kennedy ''Duke'' Ellington (born 1899, died 1974)
American jazz musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ernest Tubb (born 1914, died 1984)
American singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Glenn Miller (born 1904, died 1944)
American musician. Killed while serving in the armed forces during WWII.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Hank Williams (born 1923, died 1953)
American singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jackie Gleason (born 1916, died 1987)
American actor and comedian.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
William ''Lefty'' Frizzell (born 1928, died 1975)
American musician and singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Marty Robbins (born 1925, died 1982)
American singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Paul Williams (born 1940)
American singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Clyde ''Red'' Foley (born 1910, died 1968)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Roy Acuff (born 1903, died 1992)
American musician and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Sammy Davis, Jr. (born 1925, died 1990)
American actor and singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Stan Kenton (born 1912, died 1979)
American jazz musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
''Tennessee'' Ernie Ford (born 1919, died 1991)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Woodward ''Tex'' Ritter (born 1907, died 1974)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Tom Jones (born 1928)
American playwright and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Tony Martin (born 1912)
American actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Vladimir Horowitz (born 1903, died 1989)
Russian-born American pianist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Perry Como (born 1912)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jack Jones (born 1938)
American nightclub singer and entertainer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Tony Bennett (born 1926)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Louis Armstrong (born 1900, died 1971)
American jazz musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
José Feliciano (born 1945)
American singer and musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Stevie Wonder (born 1950)
American singer, songwriter and musician who has been blind since birth. Original name: Steveland Morris.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Elton John (born 1947)
English singer, pianist and songwriter. Original name: Reginald Kenneth Dwight.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Roy Clark (born 1933)
American singer and songwriter. Longtime co-host of TV's ''Hee Haw.''
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Johnny Cash (born 1932)
American singer and songwriter known as ''The Man in Black.''
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Kenny Rogers (born 1938)
American country-western singer and actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Nathan Milstein (born 1904, died 1992)
Russian-born American violinist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Riley ''B.B.'' King (born 1925)
American blues guitarist and singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
William Franklin Graham Jr., (born 1918)
American evangelist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Pat Boone (born 1934)
American singer and actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Lindsay Armstrong ''Spike'' Jones (born 1911, died 1964)
American bandleader and musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Sammy Kaye (born 1913, died 1987)
American bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Frankie Laine (born 1913)
American singer. Original name: Frank Paul LoVecchio.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Art Linkletter (born 1912)
Canadian-American actor, entertainer and talk-show host.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Dean Martin (born 1917, died 1995)
American actor and singer. Original name: Dino Crocetti.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jimmy Wakely (born 1914, died 1982)
American actor, singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Fred Waring
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Bing Crosby (born 1904, died 1977)
American singer and actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Arthur Godfrey (born 1903, died 1983)
American actor, singer, and television host.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Joseph Szegeti
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Dick Haymes (born 1917, died 1980)
American singer and radio-show host.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
James Melton
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Arturo Toscanini (born 1867, died 1957)
Italian conductor and musical director.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Paul Whiteman (born 1891, died 1967)
American bandleader who was influential in popularizing Jazz.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Lauritz Melchior (born 1890, died 1973)
Danish-born American opera singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Billy Vera
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jan Peerce
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Frankie Lymon (born 1942, died 1968)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Sam Cooke (born 1935, died 1964)
American singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Herb Alpert (born 1935)
American musician and leader of the Tijuana Brass.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Leroy Anderson (born 1908, died 1975)
American composer and conductor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Paul Anka (born 1941)
Canadian singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ray Anthony (born 1922)
American trumpeter, bandleader and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Gene Austin (born 1900, died 1972)
American songwriter and actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Les Baxter (born 1922)
American bandleader and musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Harry Belafonte (born 1927)
Jamaican singer, actor and civil-rights activist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Gordon ''Tex'' Beneke (born 1914)
American singer, saxophonist and bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Edward George Power Biggs
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jimmy Boyd
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Elton Britt
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Les Brown (born 1912)
American bandleader and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Sonny Burke
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Sammy Cahn (born 1913, died 1993)
American songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Frankie Carle
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Enrico Caruso (born 1873, died 1921)
Italian opera singer; probably the most famous tenor in history.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Robert Casadesus (born 1899, died 1972)
French musician and composer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Feodor Ivanovitch Chaliapin (born 1873, died 1939)
Russian opera singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
John Chambers
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Buddy Clark
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
James Cleveland (born 1931, died 1991)
American minister and gospel singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Don Cornell (born 1919)
American singer. Original name: Louis F. Varlaro.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Xavier Cugat (born 1900, died 1990)
Spanish bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Nat ''King'' Cole (born 1919, died 1965)
American singer and bandleader; the first African-American to host a TV series.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Richard Crooks
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jimmy Dorsey (born 1904, died 1957)
American swing musician and bandleader. Brother of bandleader Tommy Dorsey.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Tommy Dorsey (born 1905, died 1956)
American swing musician and bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Vic Damone (born 1928)
American singer. Original name: Vito Farinola.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Billy Daniels (born 1915, died 1988)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Bobby Darin (born 1936, died 1973)
American singer and actor. Original name: Walden Robert Cassotto.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
George Gard ''Buddy'' De Sylva (born 1896, died 1950)
American songwriter and movie producer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Mischa Elman (born 1891, died 1967)
Russian-born American violinist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Percy Faith (born 1908, died 1976)
Canadian conductor and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Eddie Fisher (born 1928)
American singer and actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Peter Frampton (born 1950)
English-born American singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Zino Rene Francescatti (born 1902)
French violinist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Stan Freberg (born 1926)
American composer and writer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Erroll Garner (born 1921, died 1977)
American jazz pianist and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Marvin Gaye (born 1939, died 1984)
American musician, singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Beniamino Gigli (born 1890, died 1957)
Italian opera singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Mickey Gilley (born 1936)
American musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Al Goodman
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Robert Goulet (born 1933)
American singer and actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Glen ''Spike'' Gray (born 1906, died 1963)
American bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Bill Haley (born 1925, died 1981)
American singer and musician best known for the song ''Rock Around the Clock.''
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Phil Harris (born 1904)
American comedian. Bandleader on Jack Benny's radio show.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Richard Hayman (born 1920)
American musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Eddie Heywood (died 1989)
Jazz pianist and composer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Al Hibbler (born 1915)
American singer who performed with Duke Ellington's orchestra.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Eddy Howard (born 1909, died 1963)
American singer, songwriter, bandleader and actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Engelbert Humperdinck (born 1936)
English nightclub singer who took the name of a German composer after coming across it in a music dictionary. Original name: Arnold Gerry Dorsey.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Walter ''Pee Wee'' Hunt (born 1907)
American jazz trombonist and singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Tab Hunter (born 1931)
American actor. Original name: Arthur Gelien.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Pedro Infante
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jose Iturbi
Spanish pianist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Harry James (born 1916, died 1983)
American bandleader and trumpeter. Once married to actress Betty Grable.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Gordon Jenkins (born 1910, died 1984)
American conductor and composer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Allan Jones (born 1907)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Louis Jourdan (born 1920)
French actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Andre Kostelanetz (born 1901, died 1980)
Russian-born American conductor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Fritz Kreisler (born 1875, died 1962)
Austrian composer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording.
Mario Lanza (born 1921, died 1959)
American opera singer and actor. Original name: Alfredo Arnold Cocozza.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
John Lennon (born 1940, died 1980)
English musician, singer and songwriter. Member of the legendary rock band The Beatles.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Oscar Levant (born 1906, died 1972)
American composer and pianist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
''Little'' Jack Little (born 1900, died 1956)
English-born American bandleader. Original name: John Leonard.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jim Lowe
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Norman Luboff
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Art Lund
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Frank Luther
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Johnny Maddox
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Barry Manilow (born 1946)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Freddy Martin (born 1906, died 1983)
American bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Clyde McCoy (born 1903)
American jazz trumpeter and bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Rod McKuen (born 1933)
American poet, songwriter and singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Rafael Mendez
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Robert Merrill (born 1919)
American opera singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Mitch Miller (born 1911)
American conductor who hosted TV's ''Sing Along with Mitch'' (1961-66).
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Guy Mitchell (born 1927)
Yugoslavian-born American singer. Original name: Al Cernik.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Vaughn Monroe (born 1911, died 1973)
American singer and bandleader.f
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Pierre Monteux (born 1875, died 1964)
French-born American conductor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Art Mooney
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Russ Morgan (born 1904, died 1969)
American trombonist, bandleader and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Eric Hilliard ''Rick'' Nelson (born 1940, died 1985)
American singer and actor. Son of Ozzie and Harriet Nelson.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Alfred Newman
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Tony Orlando (born 1944)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Eugene Ormandy (born 1899, died 1985)
Hungarian-born American conductor. Original name: Jenö Ormandy Blau.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Buck Owens (born 1929)
American country-music singer. Longtime co-host of TV's ''Hee-Haw.'' Original name: Alvis Edgar Owens, Jr.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Webb Pierce (born 1926, died 1991)
American country-western singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ezio Pinza (born 1892, died 1957)
Italian-American opera singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Perez Prado
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Elvis Presley (born 1935, died 1977)
American singer and actor, known as ''The King of Rock and Roll.''
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
William Primrose (born 1904, died 1982)
Scottish-born American violinist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Tito Puente (born 1923, died 2000)
American bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Johnnie Ray (born 1927, died 1990)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Henri Rene
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Nelson Riddle (born 1921, died 1985)
American composer and musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
David Rose (born 1910, died 1990)
English songwriter and conductor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Artur Rubinstein (born 1887, died 1982)
Polish-born American pianist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Neil Sedaka (born 1939)
American singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Rudolf Serkin (born 1903, died 1991)
Austrian-born American pianist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Artie Shaw (born 1910)
American clarinetist and bandleader. Original name: Arthur Arshowsky.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Robert Shaw (born 1916, died 1999)
American conductor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
George Shearing (born 1919)
American jazz pianist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Carl Smith
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
John Philip Sousa (born 1854, died 1932)
American composer and conductor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
William Steinberg (born 1899, died 1978)
German-born American conductor. Original name: Hans Wilhelm Steinberg.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Isaac Stern (born 1920)
Russian-born American violinist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Frederick A. Stock (born 1872, died 1942)
German-born American conductor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Morris Stoloff
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
John Carlos Thomas
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Lawrence Tibbett
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ritchie Valens (born 1941, died 1959)
American singer best known for the number-one song ''La Bamba.'' Killed in a plane crash at the age of 17. Original name: Richard Valenzuela.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Gene Vincent (born 1935, died 1971)
American singer. Original name: Vincent Eugene Craddock.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Stanley Robert ''Bobbie'' Vinton (born 1935)
American singer best known for the song ''Blue Velvet.''
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Roger Wagner
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Bruno Walter (born 1876, died 1962)
German-born American conductor and pianist. Original name: Bruno Schlesinger.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ted Weems
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Lawrence Welk (born 1903, died 1992)
American bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Paul Weston
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Andy Williams (born 1930)
American singer. Original name: Howard Andrew Williams.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Joe Williams (born 1918, died 1999)
American blues and jazz singer. Original name: Joseph Goreed.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Roger Williams (born 1926)
American pianist, best known for the song ''Born Free.''
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Hugo Winterhalter (born 1909, died 1973)
American bandleader.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Victor Young
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Antoine ''Fats'' Domino (born 1928)
American musician, singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
James Brown (born 1934)
American singer and songwriter known as ''The Godfather of Soul.''
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
David Bowie (born 1946)
English singer, songwriter and actor. Original name: David Robert Hayward-Jones.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Garth Brooks (born 1961)
American country singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Herbie Hancock (born 1940)
American jazz musician and composer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Henry Mancini (born 1924, died 1994)
American composer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Leopold Stokowski (born 1882, died 1977)
British-born American conductor and musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Lionel Hampton (born 1914)
American jazz musician; master of the vibraphone.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Irving Berlin (born 1888, died 1989)
American songwriter. Original name: Israel Baline.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Miles Davis (born 1926, died 1991)
American jazz musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Benny Goodman (born 1909, died 1986)
American jazz musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Guy Lombardo (born 1902, died 1977)
Canadian bandleader known for his New Year's Eve performances.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Nelson Eddy (born 1901, died 1961)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Billy Eckstine (born 1914)
American jazz singer and composer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Leonard Bernstein (born 1918, died 1990)
American conductor and composer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording.
Ray Charles (born 1930)
American singer, songwriter and musician. Known for bridging numerous styles, including rhythm and blues, country and rock.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Julio Iglesias (born 1943)
Spanish singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Gene Autry (born 1907)
American singer, actor, songwriter, and baseball-team owner.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jerry Lee Lewis (born 1935)
American musician and singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Johnny Mathis (born 1935)
American pop singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Chuck Berry (born 1926)
American musician, singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Lou Rawls (born 1935)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Dave Brubeck (born 1920)
American jazz musican.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Morton Gould (born 1913, died 1996)
American composer and conductor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Frank Sinatra (born 1915, died 1998)
American singer and actor.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ignace Jan Paderewski (born 1860, died 1941)
Polish composer, pianist and statesman.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Quincy Jones (born 1933)
American composer and producer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Michael Jackson (born 1958)
American singer, songwriter, producer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
William ''Smokey'' Robinson (born 1940)
American singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
''Little'' Richard Penniman (born 1935)
American musician, singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Bob Seger (born 1945)
American singer and songwriter.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
John Lee Hooker (born 1917)
American singer and musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Kenny G (born 1956)
American jazz saxophonist. Original name: Kenny Gorelick.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Renaldo Benson
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording, as a member of the Four Tops
Abdul Fakir (born 1938)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording, as a member of The Four Tops
Lawrence Payton (born 1930)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording, as a member of The Four Tops
Levi Stubbs
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording, as a member of The Four Tops
Clive Davis (born 1932)
American recording executive.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording

Recording Personalites with Stars in the Hollywood Walk of Fame

This famous sidewalk features over 2,500 inset bronze and granite stars, each dedicated to a particular person in the entertainment industry.

Billie Holiday (born 1915, died 1959)
American singer known as ''Lady Day.'' Original name: Eleanora Fagan.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jeanette MacDonald (born 1907, died 1965)
American actress.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Marian Anderson (born 1902, died 1993)
American singer. First African-American member of the Metropolitan Opera Company (1955). Performed at the inaugurations of Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Sarah Vaughan (born 1924, died 1990)
American jazz musician.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Peggy Lee (born 1920)
American singer. Original name: Norma Egstrom.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Lena Horne (born 1917)
American singer and actress.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Mary Martin (born 1913, died 1990)
American singer and actress.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Paula Abdul (born 1962)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Jane Froman (born 1907, died 1980)
American actress and singer who was severely injured in a plane crash during a mission to entertain WWII troops.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Gale Storm (born 1922)
American actress. Original name: Josephine Cottle.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ethel Merman (born 1909, died 1984)
American singer and actress.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ernestine Rossler Schumann-Heink (born 1861, died 1936)
Czech-born American opera singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Pearl Bailey (born 1918, died 1990)
American singer and actress.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Anita Baker (born 1958)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Gladys Knight (born 1944)
American singer who has had many hits with her band, The Pips.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Licia Albanese (born 1913)
Italian opera singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Teresa Brewer (born 1931)
American actress and pop singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Maria Callas (born 1923, died 1977)
Greek-born American opera singer. Original name: Maria Kalogeropoulos.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Vikki Carr (born 1941)
American singer. Original name: Florencia Bisenta de Casillas.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Diahann Carroll
American singer and actress. Original name: Carol Diahann Johnson.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Carmen Cavallaro (born 1913)
American bandleader, composer and pianist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Rosemary Clooney (born 1928)
American actress and singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Celia Cruz
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Gloria Estefan (born 1957)
Cuban-born American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Kirsten Flagstad (born 1895, died 1962)
Norwegian opera singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Georgia Gibbs (born 1926)
American singer known for the song ''If I Knew You Were Coming I'd've Baked You a Cake.''
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Mahalia Jackson (born 1911, died 1972)
American gospel singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Kitty Kallen (born 1926)
American singer and actress.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Dorothy Kirsten
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Evelyn Knight
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Patti LaBelle (born 1944)
American singer known for her extreme hairstyles. Original name: Patricia Louise Holte.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Lottie Lehmann
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ella Mae Morse (born 1924)
American jazz singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Anne Murray (born 1945)
Canadian singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Patti Page (born 1927)
American singer. Original name: Clara Ann Fowler.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Louella Oettinger Parsons (born 1881, died 1972)
American gossip columnist.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Diana Ross (born 1944)
American singer. Lead-singer of Motown greats The Supremes.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Gladys Swarthout
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Blanche Thebom
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Helen Traubel (born 1899, died 1972)
American opera singer who was forced to resign from the Met in 1953 due to disapproval of her nightclub performances.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Margaret Whiting (born 1924)
American pop singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Nancy Wilson (born 1937)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Janet Jackson (born 1966)
American singer and actress.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Donna Summer (born 1948)
American disco singer. Original name: LaDonna Andrea Gaines.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Aretha Franklin (born 1942)
American rock, blues and gospel singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Dolly Parton (born 1945)
American singer, songwriter and actress who has her own theme park, ''Dollywood.''
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Eartha Mae Kitt (born 1927)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Renata Tebaldi (born 1921)
Italian opera singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Natalie Cole (born 1948)
American singer. Daughter of singer Nat ''King'' Cole.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Doris Day (born 1924)
American actress and singer. Original name: Doris von Kappelhoff.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Ella Fitzgerald (born 1918, died 1996)
American jazz singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Judy Garland (born 1922, died 1969)
American actress and singer. Original name: Frances Gumm.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Julie London (born 1926)
American singer and actress. Original name: Julie Peck.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Olivia Newton-John (born 1948)
Australian singer and actress.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Deborah Kerr (born 1921)
Scottish actress.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Tina Turner (born 1938)
American singer, songwriter and actress. Original name: Annie Mae Bullock.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording
Dionne Warwick (born 1941)
American singer.
- Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording

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