Challenge Records Artists Codexery

A source-cited reference to challenge records artists

Challenge Records Artists (24)

• Gene Autry — Singing Cowboy, country music pioneer, and founding owner of the California Angels.
• Al Casey (rock guitarist) — American guitarist and session musician with three Hot 100 hits.
• Don Durant — Actor and singer known for Johnny Ringo.
• Donna Fargo — Country singer-songwriter with 1970s crossover hits.
• Mary Ford — Guitarist and vocalist who pioneered multi-tracking with Les Paul.
• Frank Foster (jazz musician) — American saxophonist, arranger, and composer with Count Basie.
• Cornell Gunter — Rhythm and blues singer; original member of The Platters and The Coasters.
• Tippi Hedren — Actress, animal activist, and founder of the Roar Foundation.
• Ron Holden — American pop and R&B singer known for "Love You So."
• Jan Howard — Country singer, songwriter, and author with 30 charted singles.
• Jan and Dean — Pioneers of surf music and the California Sound.
• The Knickerbockers — American garage rock band known for the Beatles-like hit "Lies."
• Baker Knight — Songwriter of enduring pop and country hits.
• Albert Mangelsdorff — German free jazz trombonist and multiphonics innovator.
• Prentice Moreland — Versatile R&B and doo wop singer who performed with many vocal groups.
• Wayne Newton — American singer and actor known as Mr. Las Vegas.
• Bucky Pizzarelli — American jazz guitarist and longtime NBC staff musician.
• Chan Romero — American rock and roll musician known for "Hippy Hippy Shake."
• Seals & Crofts — American soft rock duo known for three No. 6 hits.
• Jeannie Seely — Miss Country Soul broke the Opry's gingham curtain.
• Ed Townsend — Singer, songwriter, and co-writer of "Let's Get It On."
• Justin Tubb — Country singer and songwriter, son of Ernest Tubb.
• Scott Walker (singer) — American-British singer who evolved from teen pop to avant-garde.
• Gerald Wiggins — American jazz pianist and organist known for Wiggin' Out.