Hard rock
Hard rock is a loosely-defined subgenre of rock music typified by a heavy use of aggressive vocals, distorted electric guitars, bass guitar, and drums, sometimes accompanied with keyboards. It began in the mid-1960s with the garage, psychedelic and blues rock movements.
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Liam Genockey
Musician
Larry Wallis
Guitarist
John Gustafson
Bass
Alan Spenner
Bass player
Bruce Witkin
Musician
Chris Traynor
American musician
Doogie White
Vocalist
Scott Gorham
American guitarist
Brian Downey
Irish drummer
Dana Strum
American musician
Greg Howe
American guitarist
Dan Hartman
American musician
Allen Lanier
American musician
Graham Oliver
English guitarist
Bernie Shaw
Canadian singer
Mal McNulty
Musician
Tony Bongiovi
American record producer
Jim McCarty
American guitarist
Eric Dover
American musician
Manny Charlton
Guitarist
Clem Clempson
Guitarist
Kevin Rudolf
American musician
James Michael
American record producer
Ghost
Singer
Aldo Nova
Canadian guitarist
Jethro Tull
English agriculturist
Tommy DeCarlo
American singer
Claude Schnell
American keyboard player
Rowan Robertson
English guitarist
Oni Logan
Singer
Adrian Vandenberg
Dutch guitarist
Tony Carey
American musician
Tony Currenti
Australian-Italian drummer
Gregg Giuffria
American musician
Chuck Wright
American bassist
Leif Sundin
Swedish vocalist
Charlie Dominici
American singer
Vinnie Moore
American guitarist
Daniel P. Carter
British musician
Ryan Seaman
American musician
Howard Benson
American music producer
Terry Balsamo
American guitarist
Angel Vivaldi
American guitarist
Troy McLawhorn
American musician
Elena Siegman
American singer
Robert Hart
Kevin Hart's brother
Andy Bown
Musician
