While the number of of them that will be acknowledged at the Grammy Awards is limited due to time limitations, a partial list of other musicians and people that worked in music who died in 2010 include heavy metal vocalist Ronnie James Dio, reggae singer Gerory Isaacs, Marvin Isley of the Isley Brothers, musician and producer Willie Mitchell, soiul singer Teddy Pendergrass, rapper Guru of Gang Starr, gospel singer Walter Hawkins, reggae keyboardist and producer Glen Adams, rocker Captain Beefheart, Solar Records founder Dick Griffey, Alex Chilton of the Box Tops, Peter Steele of Type O Negative, Temptations singer Ali Ollie Woodson, guitarist Catfish Collins, blues artist Gene Kelton, violinist Raphael Hillyer, R&B singer Teena Marie, Robert Wilson of the Gap Band, Doug Fieger of the Knack, Bernard Wilson of Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes, pedal steel guitarist Ben Keith, singer Myrna Smith, jazz singer Abbey Lincoln, Lynyrd Skynyrd back-up singer JoJo Billingsley, Ken Brown of the Quarrymen, classical composer Benjamin Lees, jazz pianist Hank Jones, Dave Fisher of the Highwaymen, singer Susan Reed, Sex Pistols manager and musician Malcolm McClaren, jazz musician Eddie Johnson, Ron Banks of the Dramatics, recdording engineer Walter Sear, blues singer Mississippi Slim, rockabilly artist Dale Hawkins, singer and Willie Nelson's ex-wife Shirely Collie Wilson, country singer Carl Smith, reggae singer Yabby You, Lawrence Welk 'Champagne Lady" Jane Walton Rosen, reggae guitarist Lynn Taitt, UK guitarist Mick Green, Misfits drummer Brian Damage, Cash Records rapper Magnoiia Shorty, jazz pianist Trudy Smith, flamenco singer Enrique Morente, Mitch Miller of 'Sing Along With Mitch' fame, vocalist Helen Boatwright, punk bassist Derf "Fred" Scratch of the band Fear, guitarist Craig Van Tilbury, UK born clarinetist Monty Sunshine, composer John Gerrish
