Eddie Money

Since the late 1970s, Eddie Money has released a steady stream of likeable pop-rock albums in the vein of Bob Seger, John Mellencamp, and Bruce Springsteen, with a dependable supply of hit singles such as the indelible rocker "Two Tickets to Paradise" and his duet with Ronnie Spector, "Take Me Home Tonight." Money's regular-guy, working-class persona (he used to be a cop), catchy songs, and strong but unflashy vocal delivery appeal to a wide variety of listeners, both male and female. After appearing as a guest actor on various '90s sitcoms, Money released a covers albums in 2007, paying homage to his R&B, soul, and rock influences.

• Benny Mardones
• Bob Seger
• Bon Jovi
• Bonnie Tyler
• Bruce Springsteen
• Bryan Adams
• Corey Hart
• Huey Lewis & The News
• Joe Walsh
• John Cougar
• Kim Carnes
• Meat Loaf
• Pat Benatar

• Marvin Gaye
• Paul Revere & The Raiders
• Sam & Dave
• The Animals
• The Beatles
• The Monkees
• The Rascals
• The Ronettes
• The Seeds (Rock)
• The Turtles
• The Who

• Daughtry
• Dave Matthews Band
• Extreme
• Gran Bel Fisher
• Huey Lewis & The News
• Jack Wagner
• Jet (Rock)
• Kelly Clarkson
• Patty Smyth
• Richard Marx
• Sheryl Crow
• Third Eye Blind

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