Blind Melon – No Rain

1967 – Shannon Hoon, American singer (Blind Melon) (d. 1995)

Dream – He Loves You Not

1985 – Diana Ortiz, Dream

Right Said Fred – I’m Too Sexy

1953 – Richard Fairbrass, singer, Right Said Fred

Timmy T – Time After Time

1967 – Timmy T, American singer

Extreme – More Than Words

1966 – Nuno Bettencourt, guitar, vocals, Extreme
Biography by Stephen Thomas Erlewine & Greg Prato
[Bio & Info © allmusic.com]

Although guitarist and band mastermind Nuno Bettencourt’s style was derived from Eddie Van Halen, his heart is with the progressive hard rock of Queen, as well as Beatlesque pop and touches of lounge jazz. Consequently, Extreme’s music is never easy to classify; it’s not just heavy metal, hard rock, or pop — their albums cover all of that territory with a sweeping ambition and a social consciousness to match. By the time of their second album, Pornograffitti, Bettencourt was already well-respected in the heavy metal world, but it was the Everly Brothers-style acoustic ballad, “More Than Words,” that crossed them over into the mainstream — it hit number one and the follow-up single, the acoustic-based pop rocker “Hole Hearted,” hit number four. More

E.G. Daily – Love in The Shadows

1962 – Elizabeth Daily, American actress

Ben Lee – Catch My Disease

1978 – Ben Lee, Australian musician and singer

NWA – We Want Eazy

1963 – Eazy-E, American rapper (N.W.A.) (d. 1995)

Lush – Hypocrite

1966 – Chris Acland, drummer, Lush

Tom Everett Scott – Spartacus Solo from "That Thing You Do"

1970 – Tom Everett Scott, American actor

Rosie Perez on Hip Hop Choreography

1964 – Rosie Perez, American actress

CeCe Peniston – Finally

1969 – CeCe Peniston, American dance music singer

The Cranberries – Linger

1971 – Dolores O’Riordan, Irish musician (The Cranberries)

Foxy Brown – Hot Spot

1979 – Foxy Brown, American rapper

En Vogue – Free Your Mind

1966 – Terry Ellis, singer, En Vogue