Memphis
Memphis is a city on the Mississippi River in southwest Tennessee, famous for the influential strains of blues, soul and rock 'n' roll that originated there. Elvis Presley, B.B. King and Johnny Cash recorded albums at the legendary Sun Studio, and Presley’s Graceland mansion is a popular attraction. Other music landmarks include the Rock 'n' Soul Museum, Blues Hall of Fame and Stax Museum of American Soul Music. ― Google
People born in Memphis (First 49 people) - Page 6
James Hurt
American pianist
Eddie Bongo Brown
American musician
Tiffany Tynes
Actress
Linda Fetters
Actress
Allison Wolfe
Singer
Charly McClain
American singer
Virginia Bradford
American actress
Daniel Pinkwater
American author
Gail Stanton
American model
Aley Underwood
Film actor
Vada Pinson
American baseball player
Peria Jerry
American football defensive tackle
Robbyne Manning
American model
Alan Lightman
American physicist
John W. Boyle
American cinematographer
Austin Riley
Baseball third baseman
Drumma Boy
American record producer
Teddy Walton
Record producer
Gedeon L. McKinney
Singer
Hattie Hart
American singer
Joe Bihari
Composer
Burl Toler
American football official
Laurence Bowers
American professional basketball player
Jared Followill
Bassist ‧ Caleb Followill's brother
Susan Decker
American businesswoman
Reginald Buckner
American professional basketball player
Gary Burbank
American radio personality
Floyd Newman
Saxophonist
Eden Atwood
American singer
Lance Russell
Announcer
John Scott Tynes
Writer
Hilton McConnico
Designer
Diana Hopper
Actress
Chris Travis
Musical artist
Xavier Wulf
American rapper
David Galloway
Novelist
Cedrick Wilson Jr.
American football player
Barbara Cooper
Former Tennessee State Representative
John Deberry
Former Tennessee State Representative
Dwayne Thompson
Politician
Joe Towns, Jr.
Tennessee State Representative
Barbara Jo Walker
Rosane Svartman
Screenwriter
Clay Crosse
Musical artist
Cedric Burnside
American guitarist
Bruce Bouillet
American guitarist
Tony Reedus
American drummer
