Hip hop group featuring Ali, Nelly, City Spud, Kyjuan, and Murphy Lee.

This category is for sites that pertain to the alternative/industrial group, Stabbing Westward. Stabbing Westward's official homepage is located at http://www.stabbingwestward.com . Here you can find many well-done sites that provide lyrics, tabs, information, tour dates, multimedia and more.

Stackridge is a British folk rock band. Formed in 1969, they released several albums before disbanding in 1976. They reunited in the late nineties.

Sites dedicated to the band Staind.

Garage rock band; their biggest hit was "Dirty Water" in 1966.

Family gospel/soul group made up of Roebuck "Pops" Staples (vocals, guitar; born 28 Dec 1915, died 19 Dec 2000) and his children Cleotha Staples (vocals; born 11 April 1934), Mavis Staples (vocals; born 10 July 1939), Pervis Staples (vocals; born Nov 1935), and Yvonne Staples (vocals; born 23 Oct 1938). Note that the group's name is The Staple Singers, but that the family name is Staples with a final "s".

Edwin Starr (1943-2003, born Charles Edwin Hatcher) was a Motown vocalist and songwriter, best known for the anti-Vietnam War hit song "War."

Born Richard (Ritchie) Starkey on July 7, 1940 in Liverpool, Merseyside, England, U.K. His nickname, Ringo, originated when he was older due to the many rings worn on both hands. He was a member of Rory Storm and the Hurricanes in the late 1950s, and rose to fame as the drummer with The Beatles from 1962 to 1970. Ringo was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Beatles on January 20, 1988. Starr has continued to have success as a solo musical artist, in movies, and on television. He currently tours with his group Ringo Starr and The All Starrs.

An alternative rock quartet formed in Chorley, England.

Alternative rock band formed with some of the old members of Age of Electric.

This category lists sites which are dedicate to, or have information on, the artist Jim Steinman.

The lyrics "heavy metal thunder" from the Steppenwolf song "Born to Be Wild" was the basis for the name heavy metal music.

Californian, USA rock band previously known as The Shad Hills Band and more recently as the Iroquois Stealth Pilots, before settling on the name Stereo 360.
Current members are brothers Shad (vocals/guitar) and Shane Hills (drums), Luis Galdamas (guitar) and Trevor Zimmerman (bass).

Berlin-based rock duo consisting of vocalist/guitarist/drummer Françoise Cactus and vocalist/guitarist/keyboardist Brezel Göring.

Guitarist Steve Steven's most notible work, was playing and writing with Billy Idol in the 80's. He has performed with many a big name, including Michael Jackson. Steve's latest solo album release, is titled "Famenco a Go-Go" (2000 - Ark21 records)

All these sites focus on Al Stewart, an English singer/songwriter. Now resident in the USA, his brand of 'historical folk rock' is still unique.

A rock and roll icon since the 60's.

Swiss duo Christian Zehnder and Bathasar Streiff. Their music combines vocal techniques such as overtone singing and yodeling with the sounds of various types of horn.

Sixteen year old British soul singer Joss Stone has been creating a buzz because of a mature voice that belies her age. She was first discovered when she won the British TV series "Star For A Night." On her debut album "The Soul Sessions," she performs a group of covers of obscure sixties and seventies soul classics (and a remake of the White Stripes' "Fell In Love With A Boy"). On the album, she works with collaborators like Betty Wright, Latimore, Timmy Thomas, Angie Stone and the Roots.

The Stone Roses were the leading band in the baggy era, circa 1989-1990, and were one of the first bands to integrate dance and rock music.

Member of Peter, Paul and Mary.

This Category is for any sites related to The Stranglers, British punk band who started in the mid Seventies, and are still touring today. All eras and group line-ups.

Psychedelic bubblegum band most famous for their 1967 hit "Incence and Peppermints".

Joe Strummer (1952-2002) was born John Mellor in Ankara, Turkey, the son of a British diplomat stationed there. One of the key figures on the UK punk scene in the mid-70s, he was a guitarist with, and founder member of The Clash, also writing many of their songs. Until they split in the 1980s, the Clash produced a catalogue of punk classics, including "Career Opportunities" and "Should I Stay or Should I Go?", distilling the depression, anger and energy of 1970s Britain. He died at the age of 50 on 23rd December 2002, at his home in Somerset from a heart attack.

The 2003 American Idol winner.

Sites related to the British pop band Style Council.

Styx is a band that had a string of multi-platinum albums in the late 1970's. The band's first top ten hit was Lady. Other top 10 hits included Come Sail Away, Babe, The Best of Times, Mr. Roboto, and Show Me The Way. The line-up changed over the years. The best known "classic" line-up is Dennis DeYoung (keyboards, vocals), James Young (guitars, vocals), Tommy Shaw (guitars, vocals), Chuck Panozzo (bass), and John Panozzo (drums). Shaw replaced original member John Curelewski in 1975 following the release of the Equinox album. Glen Burtnik replaced shaw on the 1990 album Edge of the Century. Shaw replaced Burtnik again in 1995. Todd Sucherman replaced John Panozzo when Panozzo passed away in 1996. Burtnik returned to replace Chuck Panozzo when Panozzo went into semi-retirement following the album Brave New World. Lawrence Gowan replaced Dennis DeYoung following the album Brave New World.