Bassoonist at Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra; First graduate from Jacksonville Youth Orchestra to join the Symphony.

Founder and vocalist for Second Shot; Brother of Dave Hlubeck, lead guitarist for Molly Hatchet.

Experienced tour guide; Member of Solano family, the oldest recorded European family in North America; Lent a horse to Lynyrd Synyrd for The Last Rebel album cover.

Formerly Paris-based jazz drummer from Jacksonville; Family founded the American Beach resort, depicted in the John Sayles film "Sunshine State."

Sound engineer; Jacksonville musician in Christian rock; Colleague of Chip Jaynes at Chip's Music.

Friend to members of 38 Special & Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Jacksonville-based singer, dancer, and guitarist, "King of Funk."

Former CEO of Dolphin Music, Cal's Music, and Attitude Records; Platinum and Gold Record Winning Producer.

Former operator and promoter for Atlantic Productions, 1980-1989.

Author; Producer of the Jacksonville Jazz Festival.

Bassist and songwriter for The Classics IV.

Owner of historic Jacksonville nightclub, Einstein A Go-Go.

Former DJ for WAPE-FM.

Authority on Northeast Florida music; Author of "Swamp Music," "Jacksonville and the Roots of Southern Rock," and "Guitar Greats of Jacksonville."; Freelance writer and media historian.

Catered with Sidney Drashin's Jet-Set Productions to music stars; Current owners of ___________.

Jacksonville R&B vocalist and drummer.

Jacksonville-based drummer at the Two Spot; Played with the renowned James Brown.

Best friend of Banner Thomas, original bassist for Molly Hatchet.

Owner of Chip's Music; Former figure in Christian rock; Guitarist for The Toys.

Road manager for original-era Molly Hatchet, 1978-1984; Manager for Gator Country, 2003-2009.

St. Augustine-based jazz and R&B guitarist.

Former director of the Jacksonville Jazz Festival.

Owner of the Mudville club; Legendary Jacksonville-based music promoter.

Jacksonville-based jazz drummer.

Owner of Miguel's Violin Shop; Prominent luthier in northeast Florida and southeast Georgia

Jacksonville-based jazz drummer.

Bodyguard for Lynyrd Skynyrd; Lifelong friend of Ron Van Zant; Survivor of the '77 Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash.

Jacksonville-based jazz drummer; Graduate of the Douglas Anderson School for the Arts; Founder of Don't Skip a Beat, a nonprofit music academy and community center.

Brother of Richard Panken, rock promoter from Sidney Drashin's Jet-Set Enterprises.

Guitarist and vocalist for Yellowcard.

Professor of Music at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FA&M); Prominent jazz and blues trumpeter.

Rock bassist for Load, New Second Coming, and Blue Swamp.

Jazz multi-instrumentalist; University of Northern Florida Professor Emeritus

Founder and leader of The Ivan Pulley Band; Jacksonville musician.

Jacksonville-raised jazz pianist and educator; Graduate of Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FSDB) in St. Augustine; Recorded with Wynton Marsalis, Chick Corea, and Seiji Ozawa, among others.

Jacksonville mural artist; Founder of ArtRepublic.

Music fan; Attended the famous 1964 Beatles Jacksonville concert, among others.

The Ivan Pulley Band leader; Jacksonville-based musician.

Sculptor; Co-founder and upright bassist for The House Cats, a St. Augustine-based jazz band.

Jacksonville-based singer-songwriter; Member of Justin and The Mike Shackelford Band.

Owner of Tiger Records; bassist for Bane and Loma Prieta.

PS: Vice President of the Durkeeville Historical Society; granddaughter of Charles "Hoss" Singleton, composer of "Strangers in the Night."
LW: President of the Durkeeville Historical Society.

Jacksonville-born saxophonist; Physics teacher; Son of Charles "Hoss" Singleton, composer of "Strangers in the Night."

Music fan; Attended the famous 1964 Beatles Jacksonville concert.

Former producer of the Jacksonville Jazz Festival; Founder of the Great American Jazz Piano Competition.

Jazz vocalist; Jacksonville-based set designer.

Platinum and Gold Record Winning DJ with WOBS; Promoter of gospel music groups; Owner of DJ's Records.

Reggae bassist for Pili Pili.