1985 Johnny Guarnieri, American stride and jazz stride pianist, and harpsichordist (The Gramercy Five; The Morey Amsterdam Show), dies of a heart attack at 67
1987 Larry Carr, American pianist (Flight to Rhythm), dies at 72
1994 Bobby Pratt, American jazz trombone and piano player, dies at 67
1995 Arthur Leavins, British violinist, dies at 77
1997 Sándor Végh, Hungarian-French violinist teacher and conductor, dies at 84
1998 Owen Bradley, American pop country music record producer (Patsy Cline; Loretta Lynn; Conway Twitty), dies at 82
2001 James Carr, American soul singer ("To Love Somebody"; "Dark End of the Street"), dies of lung cancer at 58
2002 Jon Lee, Welsh drummer (Feeder) takes his own life at 33
2003 David Harries, Welsh composer (Epithalamium), dies at 69
2007 Lou Brown, American orchestra leader (Jerry Lewis Show), dies at 94
2016 (Catherine) "Kitty" Kallen, American big band (Harry James, Jimmy Dorsey, Jack Teagarden) and pop singer ("Little Things Mean A Lot"; "My Coloring Book"), dies at 94 [1]
2016 Troy Shondell, American singer (This Time (We’re Really Breaking Up)), dies from complications of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease at 76
2018 Isabelle "France" Gall, French pop singer (Donner Pour Donner, Sacré Charlemagne), dies from cancer at 70
2018 Tom Netherton, American pop and Christian music singer (Lawrence Welk Show), dies from pneumonia at 70
2019 Clydie Mae King, American session and touring vocalist (Ray Charles; Bob Dylan; Humble Pie; Lynyrd Skynrd), dies of a blood infection at 75
2019 John Joubert, British South African composer (The Raising of Lazarus; An English Requiem), and educator, dies at 91
2019 Paul Gutama Soegijo, Indonesian composer working in Germany, dies at 84
2020 Edward Applebaum, American jazz pianist and contemporary classical music composer (The Princess In The Garden), dies at 85
2020 Neil Peart, Canadian rock drummer and lyricist (Rush - "Limelight"; "Peaceable Kingdom"), dies from glioblastoma (brain cancer) at 67