Portal:Music/DateOfBirth/September 19

Sylvia Tyson, Canadian singer and multi-instrumentalist, solo and with Ian and Sylvia , turns 84.
Paul Williams, American singer-songwriter and actor , turns 84.
Bill Medley, American singer, songwriter and one-half of The Righteous Brothers, turns 84.
Freda Payne, American singer and actress, turns 82.
David Bromberg, American guitarist, turns 79.
Lol Crème, British musician and music video director and member of soft rock group, 10cc, turns 77.
Daniel Lanois, Canadian singer, songwriter, and music producer, turns 73.
Nile Rodgers, American arranger, composer, guitarist and music producer, co-founding member of R&B/funk act, Chic, turns 72.
Rex Smith, American singer and actor, turns 69.
Rusty Egan, Brit drummer for The Rich Kids, Sex Pistols, turns 67.
Tatsu Aoki, Japanese bassist, turns 67.
Sally Barker, Brit guitarist, turns 65.
Jeff Bates, American country music singer, turns 61.
Jarvis Cocker, Brit vocalist with Pulp, turns 61.
Trisha Yearwood, American country music singer and TV personality, turns 60.
Winston Clifford, Brit drummer and vocalist, turns 59.
Espraronza Griffin, American R&B vocalist with Society of Soul, turns 55.
Candy Dulfer, Dutch saxophonist, turns 55.
Paul Winterhart, session musician with Kula Shaker, turns 53.
A. Jay Popoff, American drummer for Lit, turns 51.
Ryan Dusick, of Maroon 5 fame, turns 47.
Eamon Doyle, American rapper, turns 41.
Patrick Breeding, American R&B singer for B5, a boy band, turns 34.
Joey Pearson, American singer-songwriter, turns 33.

Cass Elliot (September 19, 1941 –July 29, 1974), (born Ellen Naomi Cohen) American singer of The Mamas & Papas fame, would have turned 83 this year.
Brian Epstein (September 19, 1934 –August 27, 1967), Brit manager (discovered The Beatles), would have turned 90 this year.
Lol Coxhill (September 19, 1932 –July 10, 2012), British saxophonist, would have turned 92 this year.
Billy Ward (September 19, 1921 –February 16, 2002), American R&B vocalist with The Dominoes, would have turned 103 this year.
Alberto Socarras (September 19, 1908 –August 26, 1987), Cuban reed player, would have turned 116 this year.