Willie Dixon – $2 million
Greatest Hits: Hoochie Coochie Man, My Babe
Willie Dixon and Muddy Waters are often placed in the same word because of their dual influence on Chicago blues (post-WWII), the music they shaped. Dixon, Mississippi-born. With a distinctive voice, he played bass and guitar. He was one of the most prolific songwriters of the 20th century. The “Hoochie Coochie Man,” “My Babe,” “Spoonful,” and more are his popular songs. His works have been covered by Led Zeppelin, The Doors, Willie Nelson, and others. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Morrissey – $50 million
Greatest Hits: Shoplifters of the World Unite, Sheila Take a Bow
Steven Morrissey, whose stage name was Morrissey, was born to Irish immigrant working-class families in England. He was known as the leading singer who had no commercial success. He had more success with The Smiths and even more success in his solo career. Previously, he was just an androgynous singer, but since he released solo projects, his image has changed from an androgynous singer to one of working-class masculinity. He’s a popular Britpop and Indie Rock figure.