Female soloist or primary lead singer of a vocal group that had at least one Top 100 Chart Record or equivalent [1] between 1950 and 1979, as verified by the major trade magazines Billboard or Cash Box. Had to have sung lead on said chart record(s). [1] During certain years, some genre charts either didn’t exist or were limited to the Top 10 or Top 25. In those cases evidence of record sales, such as territorial charts can be used as an equivalent to chart position.

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Legend Male Soloist/ Lead Singer–Top 100 Billboard 1950’s through the 1970's

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Legend Female Soloist/ Lead Singer–Top 100 Billboard 1950’s through the 1970's

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Legend Vocalist Entertainer /performed with-Top 100 Billboard Group

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Legend Vocal Group /R&B /Soul /Disco 1960 – 1979

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Legend Female Vocal Group/ Doo Wop/ Pop/ Jazz 1950 – 1979

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Legend Vocal Group/ Doo Wop/ Pop/ Jazz 1950’s – 1970’s.

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Legend Vocal Group/ Acapella/ 1950 to 1970's

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Legend Band/ Classic Rock

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Legend Latin Music

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Legend Musician

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Legend Songwriter/ Composer

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Legend DJ/ MC

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Best Music Maker Singer/ Male

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Best Music Maker Singer/ Female

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Best Music Maker Musician

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Best Music Maker R&B / Soul / Disco

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Best Music Maker Jazz/ Blues / Swing / Retro

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Best Music Maker Latin

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Best Music Maker Tribute Band / Solo Performer

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Best Music Maker Cover Band / Solo Performer

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Best Music Maker Vocal Group/ Doo Wop

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Best Music Maker Vocal Group/ Acapella

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Best Music Maker D J/ Web Personality/ Broadcasting

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Best Music Maker Publication/ Website

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Best Music Maker Historian/ Advocate

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Best Music Maker Theater/ Venue

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