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*[[Graham Johnson]] (born 1950) | *[[Graham Johnson]] (born 1950) | ||
*[[Joan Armatrading]] (born 1950) | *[[Joan Armatrading]] (born 1950) | ||
*[[Carole Pope]] (born 1950) | *[[Carole Pope]] (born 1950) | ||
*[[Rob Halford]] (born 1951) | *[[Rob Halford]] (born 1951) | ||
*[[Andy Fraser]] (born 1952) | *[[Andy Fraser]] (born 1952) | ||
*[[Richard Fairbrass]] (born 1963) | *[[Richard Fairbrass]] (born 1963) | ||
*[[Bobby Crush]] (born 1954) | *[[Bobby Crush]] (born 1954) | ||
*[[Annie Whitehead]] (born 1955) | *[[Annie Whitehead]] (born 1955) | ||
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*[[Marc Almond]] (born 1957) | *[[Marc Almond]] (born 1957) | ||
*[[Peter Christopherson]] (1955–2010) | *[[Peter Christopherson]] (1955–2010) | ||
*[[Limahl]] (born 1958) | *[[Limahl]] (born 1958) | ||
*[[Paul Rutherford]] (born 1959) | *[[Paul Rutherford]] (born 1959) | ||
Revision as of 15:29, 26 September 2013
Articles still needed:
Musicians born 1950–1959
- Graham Johnson (born 1950)
- Joan Armatrading (born 1950)
- Carole Pope (born 1950)
- Rob Halford (born 1951)
- Andy Fraser (born 1952)
- Richard Fairbrass (born 1963)
- Bobby Crush (born 1954)
- Annie Whitehead (born 1955)
- Les McKeown (born 1955)
- Douglas P (born 1956)
- Hazell Dean (born 1956)
- Tony De Vit (1957–1998)
- Jimmy McShane (1957–1995)
- Stephen Bicknell (1957–2007)
- Marc Almond (born 1957)
- Peter Christopherson (1955–2010)
- Limahl (born 1958)
- Paul Rutherford (born 1959)
- Pete Burns (born 1959)
- Steve Strange (born 1959)
Musicians born 1960–1969
- Holly Johnson (born 1960)
- Jimmy Somerville – (born 1961) pop singer who wrote "Smalltown Boy".
- John Foster (born 1961)
- Boy George (born 1961) – singer/songwriter, DJ.
- Rev Richard Coles (born 1962) – priest, broadcaster, formerly with Bronski Beat.
- Marilyn (born 1962)
- John Balance (1962–2004) – half of the experimental music group Coil.
- George Michael (born 1963) – singer/songwriter, formerly with Wham!
- Andy Bell (born 1964)
- Richard Thonas (born 1964)
- Simon Fowler (born 1965)
- Brian Kennedy (born 1966) – sang for Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest.
- Samantha Fox (born 1966)
- David McAlmont (born 1967) – singer/songwriter.
- Philippe Honoré (born 1967)
- Skin (born 1967)
- Matt Goss (born 1968) – singer, formerly with Bros.
Musicians born 1970–1979
- Thomas Adès (born 1971)
- Billie Myers (born 1971)
- Darren Hayes (born 1972)
- Beverley Knight (born 1973) – singer/songwriter, straight campaigner against homophobia.
- Clare Teal (born 1973)
- Ross Anthony (born 1974)
- Ian "H" Watkins (born 1976)
- Samantha Ronson (born 1977) – London-born American DJ.
- Dan Gillespie Sells (born 1978)
- QBoy (born 1978)
- Duncan James (born 1978)
- Jill Jackson (born 1979) – singer/songwriter.
- Will Young (born 1979) – singer/songwriter, first winner of Pop Idol.
Musicians born 1980–1999
- Kele Okereke (born 1981) – singer and guitarist, rated "Sexiest Out Gay Male Artist".
- Jon Lee (born 1982)
- Mika (born 1983)
- Patrick Wolf (born 1983)
- Kevin McDaid (born 1984)
- Lady Sovereign (born 1985)
- Jessie J (born 1988) – singer/songwriter.
- Marcus Collins (born 1988)
- Rylan Clark (born 1988) – X Factor contestant, winner of Celebrity Big Brother.
- Joe McElderry (born 1991) – singer/songwriter, winner of Popstar to Operastar.
- Lucy Spraggan (born 1991)
Articles with no dates / multiple dates:
Loud & Proud Choir (Edinburgh)
Wikipedia lists Michael Hurd (1928–2006) as a gay composer. Any evidence? Also Malcolm Williamson (1931–2003)
--Ross Burgess (talk) 08:21, 24 September 2013 (CDT)
See also; http://musescore.com/groups/lgbt-composers-and-songwriters/discuss/83075