1940s

11 artists

Ray Charles

1949USASoul/R&B

The Genius. Blended gospel and R&B to create soul music. Over 60 million records. Hit the Road Jack ...

Miles Davis

1944USAJazz

The most influential jazz musician of all time. Kind of Blue is the best-selling jazz album ever. Re...

John Coltrane

1945USAJazz

A Love Supreme is considered the greatest jazz album ever made. Over 30 million records. Played with...

B.B. King

1946USABlues

The King of the Blues. Over 40 million records. His guitar Lucille was named after a woman who cause...

Muddy Waters

1941USABlues

The father of modern Chicago blues. The Rolling Stones named themselves after his song.. His band in...

Fats Domino

1949USARock and Roll

Blueberry Hill and Aint That a Shame are founding rock songs. Over 65 million records. One of the fi...

Chet Baker

1949USAJazz

The James Dean of jazz.. My Funny Valentine is his signature. The trumpet and vocals are equally dis...

Thelonious Monk

1940USAJazz

One of the founders of bebop. Over 10 million records. Round Midnight is the most recorded jazz stan...

Charles Mingus

1943USAJazz

The angry man of jazz. Over 10 million records. Moanin and Goodbye Pork Pie Hat are jazz standards. ...

B.B. King detail

1946USABlues

See B.B. King main entry....

Howlin Wolf

1948USABlues

The voice that defined Chicago blues. Over 10 million records. Smokestack Lightnin and Spoonful are ...