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Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame

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Who Should Be Added to The Ballot?

FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION:


Rivers to Nihil

Steven Courtney

Matt Rogers

A$AP Rocky

Tigers Jaw

Junior Vasquez

AJ Merlino

Candlelight Red

Another Day Dawns

Rebecca Miller

John “Stanky” Stankovic

The Pennsylvania Turnpike (The Sashades)

Dennis Aganee Jenkins

Count Bass D

Billy Synth and the Turn-Ups

The Other Side

Brian Humble (Humble Gathering and the Intentions)

Hydraulic Peach

Georgie Wilson – The Embers

The Couriers

Johnny Gioeli

Stuart Malina

The Jacobs Brothers

The Farr Family

The Gabriels

Polka Quads

Dave Still

Greg Johnson 

While in high school, Greg began a professional career as a musician and song writer that lasted throughout his life. He played keyboard instruments and provided background vocals for local bands, including Hydraulic Peach, Sun Machine, Afterglow, Blitz Dynette, Middleton Brothers, and the Stan Middleton Band. Greg was known for his musical skills across the nation and beyond. A highlight of his career was recording with Grammy Award Winner Joe Cocker. 

Pete Wambach Sr.

Peter Cyrano Wambach, 90, known to millions of radio listeners through his byline "It's a beautiful day in Pennsylvania", died on Thursday, May 17, 2007.
He was a broadcaster-journalist for nearly 70 years, lecturer, columnist, politician, businessman, author, poet, and composer. His radio program "This is Pennsylvania" was heard daily over 100 radio stations throughout the state from 1964-1982, which earned him the name "Mr. Pennsylvania".
Pete wrote a daily column, "Around the Square" for The Patriot-News and more recently for the Paxton Herald for over 40 years. He instituted the first television-telephone talk show in the United States, was a statewide leader in the Democratic Party, and served as campaign manager, press secretary, speech writer and public relations specialist during the administrations of Governors Leader, Lawrence, and Shapp. 


Nate Edwards

Diane King Susek

A Go Gos

Druids

Bo Deadlys

Balam Acab

Joe Hunt

Andy Roberts 

Jimmy Mowery

DaNica Shirey

James Wolpert

Josh Gallaher

Michael Giblin

The Commercials

Shotgun Wedding & The Armadillos

The Thunderbolts/Backbeats

Stump Wizards

Stept On

Syn’d’cats

Shea Quinn

Margarete Moul Carli

Karl Williams

Donna Jean Foster

DeAngelis Brothers

Shucks

Tucker Young

High Strung

The Inciters

101 Ranch Boys

Krypton City/Nate Myers & the Aces

Frank DiNunzio

Dana Alexandra (Zoe Labelle)

Kirk Bruner:Shanhai Pentagon The Red

Dave Natale

Ken Gehret

Bret Alexander

Mike Naydock

Jeff Kauffman

The Vandals

The Shan-Dells (Enola)

The Del-Cords (Harrisburg)

Lizard

Small Town Titans

Soul Clinic

Rave

Darcie Miner

Poppa Chubby

Extremity

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