Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

(3/3) Talley-Ross, who was of African-American, Native American, and Puerto Rican descent, recorded several Contemporary Christian albums and collaborated with artists including Roger McGuinn.

(2/3) attitude of the Ronettes helped to define their era. They toured with both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, contributed to the legendary 1963 album A Christmas Gift to You from Phil Spector, and influenced artists from Brian Wilson to Billy Joel to Amy Winehouse.

(1/3) In Memoriam: Inducted in 2007, Nedra Talley-Ross sang alongside her cousins @RonnieSpectorGS and Estelle Bennett in the pioneering girl group @TheRonettes1. Known for incomparable hits including “Be My Baby,” “Walking in the Rain,” and “Baby, Love You,” the harmony and...

(3/3) “Only You Know and I Know,” and in the 1990s, Mason toured and recorded as a member of Fleetwood Mac.

(2/3) would be covered by artists from Joe Cocker to Michael Jackson – and “Hole in My Shoe.” Mason went on to do historic sessions with Jimi Hendrix, George Harrison, and the Rolling Stones. During a successful solo career, his hits included “We Just Disagree” and...

(1/3) In Memoriam: The genius of singer, songwriter, and guitarist @davemasonband shines through many of rock’s greatest classics. He was inducted in 2004 as a founding member of Traffic, with whom he recorded such timeless hits as his own composition “Feelin’ Alright” – which...

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(3/3) Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and John Norwood Fisher of Fishbone, and it served as a backbone for Dr. Dre’s “G-Funk” style.

(2/3) His blues-, jazz-, and R&B-influenced bass guitar style was a crucial element of the first three Funkadelic albums, including 1971’s revolutionary classic Maggot Brain. Nelson’s influence can be heard in the work of many bassists who came after him, including...

(1/3) In Memoriam: Bassist, singer, songwriter, and producer William “Billy Bass” Nelson, Jr. was a founding member of 1997 Inductees Parliament-Funkadelic – he even came up with the name “Funkadelic” – and played a key role in shaping the band's signature sound.