The James Gang

Produced by Buddy Buie (Atlanta, GA), The James Gang was a 1960's rock group.

Kansas began its journey well before they became popular in the 1970's. The band originated in Topeka, Kansas, but during the 1970's relocated to Atlanta. They're known for their hit's "Carry On Wayward Son" & Dust In The Wind", as well as other great rock songs.

Buddy Wayne Knox (July 20, 1933 – February 14, 1999)[2] was a singer and songwriter best known for his 1957 rock hit song "Party Doll". Knox had been living in semiretirement in Macon, Georgia, while running his publishing company.

Larkin Poe is a rock band from Calhoun, GA now based in Nashville, TN  fronted by two sisters, Rebecca and Megan Lovell. In 2016, they played guitar on Steven Tyler's album We're All Somebody From Somewhere for the songs - "Sweet Louisiana" and Somebody New". In 2016 they made an appearance and performed on Conan O'Brien's television program Conan. Their album released November 9, 2018, Venom & Faith, reached #1 on the Billboard Blues Album chart and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album. Their second #1 album on the blues chart, Self Made Man, was released on June 12 2020. They released another album, Kindred Spirits", November 20, 2020 covering songs by Kenny Kravitz, Elton John, Phil Colling and others.

Mylon Le Fevre, Atlanta, GA, is a singer, songwriter, musician who changed genres from rock in the 1980's to Christian music. He wrote the song "Without Him", which was recorded by Elvis Presley and on the album "How Great Thou Art" that went platinum.

Lynyrd Skynyrd is a southern rock band with roots to Georgia. They recorded at Bill Lowery Music in Atlanta, GA & was managed by Alan Walden Macon, GA in its early years.

Mastadon is a heavy metal rock music band from Atlanta, GA. The band has garnered five Grammy Award nominations and won a Gammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 2018 for "Sultan's Curse", as well as other notable awards. They have released eight studio albums. 

Dean and Mark Mathis (brothers pictured far left & far right), born in Hahira, GA and attending high school in Breman, GA are singers, songwriters and musicians. In 1959 the brothers recorded for Chess Records "Tell Him No",  which peaked at #42 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. In 1960 they were playing in Shreveport, LA and met Larry Henley and formed the group The Newbeats, which became known for their #2 hit, "Bread and Butter". 

John Mayer is a rock, adult contemporary music guitarist, singer and songwriter who moved to Atlanta, GA in 1997 playing small clubs and venues. He would later signed to Columbia Records and record numerous hits earning nineteen Grammy Award nominations and seven Grammy Awards.