Labelle, and replacement member, Diana Ross & the Supremes Joe Bonsall (born 1948), country music singer and member of The Oak Ridge Boys Dante Bucci (1980–2014), former handpan musician Lil dicky (born 1988), rapper known as "Lil dicky" Solomon Burke (c. 1936 or 1940–2010), former R&B singer Uri Caine (born 1956), composer, arranger, and jazz pianist Cassidy (born 1982), rapper Sarah Chang (born 1980), child prodigy violinist with major orchestras Chubby Checker (born 1941), singer Noam Chomsky (born 1928), progressive activist Stanley Clarke (born 1951), bassist Alice Cohen (born 1958), singer and songwriter known as Alice Desoto John Coltrane (1926–1967), former jazz saxophonist Norman Connors (born 1947), singer Tommy Conwell (born 1962), guitarist, songwriter, and performer Cool C (born 1969), rapper Jim Croce (1943–1973), former singer James Darren (born 1936), singer and actor Rick DeJesus (born 1983), lead singer, Adelitas Way James DePreist (1936–2013), former orchestra conductor Dieselboy (born 1972), drum and bass DJ and producer Fred Diodati, lead singer, The Four Aces Diplo (born 1978), DJ and producer Bill Doggett (1916–1996), former jazz and R&B organist and pianist Gail Ann Dorsey (born 1962), bassist Charles Earland (1941–1999), former organist Nathan East (born 1955), jazz, R&B, rock bass player, and vocalist Kevin Eubanks (born 1957), jazz guitarist Robin Eubanks (born 1955), jazz trombonist Duane Eubanks (born 1969), jazz trumpeter Eve (born 1978), rapper and actress Fabian (born 1943), singer and actor Nick Falcon (born 1968), guitarist, composer, lyricist, and singer Sheila Ferguson (born 1947), singer, The Three Degrees Wilhelmenia Fernandez (born 1949), opera singer and soprano Rachelle Ferrell (born 1961), jazz vocalist Eddie Fisher (1928–2010), former singer and actor Sam Fogarino (born 1968), rock music drummer, Interpol Freeway (born 1978), rapper Kenny Gamble (born 1943), producer and co-founder, Philadelphia International Records Melody Gardot (born 1985), jazz singer Stan Getz (1927–1991), former jazz saxophonist Benny Golson (born 1929), jazz saxophonist Charlie Gracie (born 1936), rock singer Gogi Grant (1924–2016), former singer, "The Wayward Wind" Anthony Green (born 1982), singer, Saosin and Circa Survive Vivian Green (born 1979), R&B singer Daryl Hall (born 1946), singer and half of Hall & Oates duo Joseph Hallman (born 1979), composer, arranger, singer, and producer Rufus Harley (1936–2006), former jazz musician and first jazz musician to use Great Highland bagpipe as primary instrument Robert Hazard (1948–2008), former new wave musician and composer Albert Heath (born 1935), jazz drummer Jimmy Heath (1926–2020), former jazz saxophonist Percy Heath